Chiropractic jobs in Louisiana

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Chiropractic is widely practised in the bustling Louisiana cities and towns. The average annual salary for chiropractors ranges between $139,348 and $ 117,153. The highest paid cities are Marrero, Metairie and New Orleans whereas New Iberia is the lowest paid.

How to qualify for chiropractor jobs in Louisiana

All chiropractors within the state are expected to practice with a license. Licenses validate an individual and are proof that he or she/has been properly vetted by the state and has qualified.

The Louisiana State Board of Chiropractic Examiners is the institution responsible for licensing all chiropractors. The LSBC is also responsible for regulating the practice with laws closely attached to the professions ethics in order to ensure that the public receives only elite chiropractic services. The board also permits DC’s to travel outside the state to treat their clients and the individual must inform the board prior to the visits and pay an administrative fee for the same.

For a license you require:

  • A criminal background check
  • Finger prints taken
  • An application fee of $200
  • Initial license fee of $150 or a reciprocity fee of $200
  • If you require a license renewal you pay $200 for an active one or $50 on top of this fee for an inactive license
  • A delinquents renewal fee of $250

All applicants must attend the yearly 12 hours of Continuing Education and an additional 6hours on risk management for those renewing their licenses within an even numbered year. For more information on licensing, regulations and CE please contact the board at http://www.lachiropracticboard.com

The Chiropractic Association of Louisiana

The CAL is a chiropractic member association whose main course is to represent chiropractor’s interests within the state and on a national level. It protects and preserves the profession’s ethics by supporting all chiropractic legislation made. All CAL members are kept informed of the current news on chiropractic and the legislation through the association’s bulletins. 14 elected positions make up the CAL board of directors; members select 10 district representatives from their respective geographical standings. The membership at large chooses the president, vice-president and the secretary treasurer, this trio forms the executive committee. The 14th member is usually the immediate past president. Most of the association’s offices are maintained in Baton Rouge Louisiana and they have a workforce that is skilled in all aspects of association management.

Member benefits of CAL are:

  • Professional chiropractic leadership worth emulating.
  • Chiropractor networks within the state and on a national level.
  • Chiropractic representation, with member pressing issues discussed and presented to the LSBCE for review.
  • Legal representation for all members.
  • An extensive Continuing Education program that is accredited by the state.
  • Stewardship that will help ensue that future generations continue to enjoy the benefits of chiropractic care.
  • Identification, members who identify with CAL have a reputation to match their stature.

For more information, visit them at http://www.chiropracticassociationoflouisiana.com