AZ HB2215

Amends Arizona law to allow chiropractors to become certified specialists in animal chiropractic by completing postgraduate coursework from a nationally recognized institution approved by both the state board of chiropractic examiners and the Arizona state veterinary medical examining board.

Requires animal chiropractic certification applicants to pass an examination developed by a nationally recognized animal chiropractic organization and approved by the state boards.

Allows chiropractors already practicing animal chiropractic for ten years before the effective date to obtain certification without meeting the new educational requirements.

Creates a new specialist certification pathway for veterinarians to practice animal chiropractic under the same requirements as chiropractors, including postgraduate study and examination.

Establishes that both the chiropractic and veterinary boards must work together in consultation to approve educational institutions, examinations, and certifications related to animal chiropractic practice.