• May 19, 2012 (Sat)  Eugene - Eugene Hilton;  Presenter: M Smith, Attorney
• June 9, 2012 (Sat)   Pendleton - Red Lion Hotel; Presenter: M Guerrero DC
• June 30, 2012 (Sat) Bend - Inn of the Seventh Mountain Resort; A Allen, RN (of NCMIC)
• July 28, 2012 (Sat)  Medford - Red Lion Hotel; M Smith, Attorney

Minga Guerrero DC sponsored

University of Western States

Complementary Health Plans

Oregon X-ray Council

QUALIFIED ONLINE EDUCATION

www.dccredits.org    Instructor: Scott Abrahamson DC

                                  Contact Phone: (503) 635-6246, or email drscott@lakeoswegochiro.com

https://professionalboundaries.com/chiropractor-courses.php  

         (Multiple options 12 – 16 hours credit; none with less than 12)

https://cevantive.myicourse.com/course_catalog  

Sexual Boundaries and Misconduct 1 CEU/hour. Can such allegations be levied as a result of dating a former patient? What can be done to prevent these types of allegations? What about an innocent hug of a patient? The course is written specifically for chiropractors.

OnlineCE  a.k.a. www.chirocredit.com 

Multiple course 1 and 2 hour sessions, plus one 12-hour session (encompasses all boundary courses); the courses are either video or text.  Courses are by Angela Redleaf.

DCOnline: http://www.dconline.cc/Professional%20Chiropractic%20Skills.htm 

1.  Professional Boundaries and Chiropractic Practice         6 hours
2.  Ethical Issues in Chiropractic Practice                          12 hours

• Two hours of Evidence-Based Outcomes Management.  Click THIS LINK to see the criteria of qualified CE*.  

(* NOTE: Reading the OBCE's Educational Manual on Evidence-Based Chiropractic DOES NOT meet this requirement)

• Four hours of Over-the-Counter Medications training.   

1. University of Western States or call (503) 251-5719 (OTC & EBOM)
2. Call Carolyn McMakin, DC at (877) 695-7500  (OTC only)
3. OnlineCE (ChiroCredit.com)  (EBOM only)

• Seven hours of Pain Management education. This link - EVENTS - will take you to the Pain Commission's ongoing list of qualified programs (Seminar, online, DVD, etc.)

The seventh hour is online and MUST BEcompleted from this site:  Online Presentation
 
Read the Pain Commission's 2012 updated curriculum to determine whether a course meets the pain management criteria.  This Fact Sheet (Q&A) on Pain Management may also be helpful

1. Web: Pain Society of Oregon or Email or Call 541-345-7300
2. Web: University of Western States, Email or Call (503) 251-5719
3. Web: Oregon Chiropractic Association, Email or Call (503) 256-1601
4. Web: Oregon Pain Management Commission Events  

• Community College courses
• Massage School classes ((NOTE:  If you are NOT an actively-licensed Oregon LMT, dually licensed as a CA, you may NOT use this education for your CA CE renewal credit.)
• Online continuing education resources:
  • www.professionalonlineeducation.com
  • www.chirocredit.com (NOT all courses apply; consider those relative to the chiropractic assistant scope of practice: hydro-, electro-, or physiotherapy)
  • www.cevantive.com (all ethics related issues)
• CPR and/or First Aid offered by....
  • Red Cross
  • American Heart Association, or
  • Any CPR/first aid certified instructor

     Email:     chirooregon@hotmail.com 
     Phone:    (503) 256-1601 ​

1. December 1, 2011, the Board determined that the following CE activity is not valid for renewal credit:
   • performing spinal screenings, or activity similar to screenings;
   • level 100 chemistry classes;
   • level 100 biology classes;
   • yoga classes (unless they are "training-the-trainer");
   • regular "meetings" with staff whether recorded or not (Any training given by the supervising/employing DC MUST be presented in a formal setting - agenda with topics, set for a specific day/time; sign in/out, and verifications of completion); if in doubt, contact the Board of Chiropractic Examiners office prior to the offering
2. On January 20, 2011 the Board will not allow CE credit for language courses; it does not meet the criteria in OAR 811-015-0025.
3. On November 18, 2010, the Board denied CE credit for "Warning: The Rules of Money Have Changed" sponsored by the Washington State Chiropractic Association. This program does not meet the CE rule guidelines which require the program to "pertain to the practice of chiropractic."
4. On May 27, 2010, the Board denied for credit, Embryo in Motion, by Jaap van der wal
5. On January 13, 2010, the Board denied for credit, in part, Cascade Success Systems' Pain Management and Evidence Based Outcomes Management video courses
6. On January 17, 2008, the Board established that attending an exercise class such as Pilates, is NOT valid continuing education; however,  completing the education to become a Pilates Instructor (e.g. a Pilates Pre-Training class) would be. 
7. On November 18, 2004, the Board established that using one’s regular daily job duties(e.g. a full time athletic trainer) is not valid continuing education; and that travelling to another countryis not, in and of itself, valid "continuing education"
8. On January 15, 2004, the Board established that "reading a textbook" in and of itself is not valid continuing education.  Alternatively, home study programs such as Southern California University of Health Sciences' Topics in Clinical Chiropractic series are accepted.
9. On  November 20, 2008, the Board denied for credit, the program, "Finding Your Medicine: Advanced Shamanic Training"
10. On September 8, 2008, the Board denied for credit the program, "Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT)" EFT does not meet the criteria of OAR 811-015-0025 (i.e. the program is not trained by a qualified person)
11. On November 18, 2004, the Board denied for creidt the program, "Basic Spiritual Response Therapy"

1. AlphaStim and Continuing education - On November 19, 2009, the Board established CE credit will be allowed as long as the fact is made clear to Oregon chiropractic physicians that this technique is okay for neuromusculoskeletal conditions ONLY (i.e. for pain), and not mental health conditions. 
2. For each chapter read of the Educational Manual of Evidence Based Chiropractic, the OBCE will allow two hours credit per chapter. (These hours DO NOT meet the two hours Evidence Based Outcomes Assessment CE for 1st year License Renewals) 
3. WSCC Teaching/Instructors OAR 811-015-0025(9)(h) and (i)  
4. When CE activities fall "outside the box," refer to the Administrative Rule below.

Oregon Administrative Rule regarding "questionable" CE activities 
OAR 811-015-0025(9)(L) states that a licensee may be allowed credit for "any other course or activity specifically authorized by the OBCE." If the rule does not clearly refer to a course or activity in which the licensee is interested, the Board interprets this language to mean submitting a question to the OBCE in writing, prior to completion or participation. (Refer to the full text of the rule 811-015-0025 before submitting any request.)