How many chiropractic CE hours does Vermont require?
Vermont lists 24 hours per renewal cycle (Biennial (26 V.S.A. § 534)). That averages about 12 hours per year, which is for comparison only. Confirm with the state board before you renew.
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Vermont Chiropractic CE Requirements
24 hours per cycle · about 12 hours per year for comparison
Last verified October 25, 2026 · Expiration date on license (biennial)
- Hours per cycle
- 24
- Renewal cycle
- Biennial (26 V.S.A. § 534)
Deadline
Expiration date on license (biennial)
Online / home study
Other
Distance/online courses accepted if instructor can interact (Rule 5.13); self-study journals max 12 of 24 hr; AMA PRA Cat I max 12 hr
Required topics
None currently mandated; Board may designate up to 12 hr in public health/safety subjects in advance (Rule 5.7). No CE before first renewal
Who can approve the course
Pre-approved: PACE, CCE-school postgraduate core courses, courses approved by other state chiro boards where licensed, AMA PRA Cat I (max 12). Others case-by-case (no advance approval needed). Not approved: practice management, financial management
Carry-over
unverified (none in rules)
Upcoming events
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Common questions
When do chiropractors in Vermont renew?
The renewal or CE deadline in the sources we checked is Expiration date on license (biennial). Confirm with the state board before you renew.
Can Vermont chiropractic CE be completed online?
Distance/online courses accepted if instructor can interact (Rule 5.13); self-study journals max 12 of 24 hr; AMA PRA Cat I max 12 hr Confirm with the state board before you renew.
What topics are required for Vermont chiropractic CE?
None currently mandated; Board may designate up to 12 hr in public health/safety subjects in advance (Rule 5.7). No CE before first renewal Confirm with the state board before you renew.