Continuing Education and CEUs
The American Chiropractic Association (ACA) provides reliable, credible, high-quality continuing education (CE) for chiropractic professionals.
For information on CE credits for our conference Engage 2022 visit our Engage 2022 CE information page.
ACA is a PACE-approved CE provider through 2022. ACA Continuing Education follows PACE criteria for quality continuing education. For more information on PACE and a complete list of state licensing boards that accept PACE, click here.
The following states currently accept online CE Credits from ACA:
| Alaska | Maryland | Rhode Island
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| California* | Massachusetts | South Carolina
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Colorado
| Minnesota | South Dakota
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| Connecticut | Missouri** | Tennessee
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| Delaware | Montana
| Utah
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| District of Columbia | Nebraska
| Vermont
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Georgia
| Nevada
| Virginia
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Idaho
| New Hampshire
| Washington
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Illinois
| New Jersey
| Wyoming
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Indiana
| North Carolina
| Puerto Rico
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Iowa
| North Dakota
| Nova Scotia
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Kansas
| Ohio
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Maine
| Oregon
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* Select Learn ACA On-Demand courses are now being accepted in California!
Please review this document from the California Board with examples of frequent violations that may result in disciplinary actions.
** Select Learn ACA On-Demand courses are now being accepted in Missouri!
The following states do not currently accept online CE credits from ACA
| Alabama | Michigan | West Virginia
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| Arkansas | Mississippi | Wisconsin
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| Arizona | New Mexico
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| Florida | New York | |
| Hawaii | Oklahoma |
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| Kentucky | Pennsylvania
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| Louisiana | Texas |
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It is the responsibility of each participating doctor to be aware of CE rules and requirements of the state(s) in which he/she is licensed, including acceptable topics for CE and license-renewal credit. Check with your state licensing board for the most current CE information and requirements for your state-related to seminars, webinars or on-demand learning.
Questions? Contact ACA.
