NH
20 hours per cycle · about 10 hours per year for comparison
Last verified November 5, 2026 · Jun 30, odd years
Deadline
Jun 30, odd years
Online / home study
No cap
No cap: all hours may be electronic; electronic courses not in the presence of an instructor need a score of 80%+ (Ch 405.01(d)-(e), eff Feb 23, 2024)
Required topics
None mandated; max 4 hr Red Cross/AHA emergency & first aid credit
Who can approve the course
ICA, ACA, state-chartered chiropractic college, or PACE; CCE/USDE-accredited school courses on approved topics; or Board pre-approved. CE Broker required as of Nov 1, 2024. RSA 316-A:20: 20 hours within 1 year prior to renewal. Initial licensees within 12 months of expiration exempt (Ch 405.01(a)).
Carry-over
Not provided in Ch 405.01
Published seminars on this site whose venue is in New Hampshire.
Improve Mitochondrial Health for Better Wellbeing with Dr. Dan Murphy – Hampton, NH
Nov 14–15, 2026 · Hampton, NH
Sports Extremity Injury & Performance Workshop with Dr. Mitch Mally – Manchester, NH
Mar 5–7, 2027 · Manchester, NH
Extremity Adjusting Mastery: Techniques, Assessment & Application – Manchester
Apr 3, 2027 · Manchester, NH
The Chiropractic Role in Dementia Care: Prevention, Support & Quality of Life – Manchester
May 8, 2027 · Manchester, NH
New Hampshire lists 20 hours per renewal cycle (Biennial (most renew by Jun 30 of odd years)). That averages about 10 hours per year, which is for comparison only. Confirm with the state board before you renew.
The renewal or CE deadline in the sources we checked is Jun 30, odd years. Confirm with the state board before you renew.
No cap: all hours may be electronic; electronic courses not in the presence of an instructor need a score of 80%+ (Ch 405.01(d)-(e), eff Feb 23, 2024) Confirm with the state board before you renew.
None mandated; max 4 hr Red Cross/AHA emergency & first aid credit Confirm with the state board before you renew.