Upcoming Chiropractic Exam:
August 7th, 2019, Announcement on Upcoming exam: The upcoming exam has been rescheduled as follows:
October 8th-25th ,2019, is the new period to apply to take the exam.
November 5th 2019: Subcommittee meeting to officially approve each application
November 13th 2019: Ministry of Public Health Website will post who has been officially approved to take the exam
December 12th and 13th 2019: Dates of the actual exam.
All Chiropractors interested in taking the exam are required to have graduated from a Chiropractic College approved by the Thailand Chiropractic Association. Chiropractors convicted of a serious crime in Thailand, or abroad are prohibited from taking the exam. Chiropractors with a history of professional misconduct are also prohibited from taking the exam. All foreign Chiropractors wishing to take the exam are required to have resided in Thailand for the last 3 years prior to the exam date.
Chiropractor practicing illegally arrested in Bangkok
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Relicensing Seminar: | |
On April 19th and 20th, 2015, The Thailand Chiropractic Association held its relicensing seminar for all licensed Chiropractors in Thailand. All licensed Chiropractors in Thailand are required to attend a relicensing seminar every 2 years to maintain licensure. This year the seminar was hosted by Bangkok Hospital. | |
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Lectures were presented by Medical specialists in the fields of Neurology, Neurosurgery, Orthopedics and Physical Medicine. | |
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Dr. Chase Schneier gave a lecture on new developments in Chiropractic practice. | |
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Neurosurgeon Phudhiphorn Thienprasit and Chiropractor Mark Leoni spoke on the topic of multidisciplinary case management for better patient outcomes. | |
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Representatives of the Legal Department and the Licensing Board of the Ministry of Public Health lectured on the legal requirements to practice Chiropractic legally in Thailand. | |
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