FL S1134

Allows chiropractic medicine faculty certificates for individuals performing research (in addition to teaching) at state universities or accredited chiropractic colleges, with application fees not exceeding $100.

Restricts certified chiropractic physician's assistants performing services under indirect supervision to the supervising physician's address of record and removes the 24-month duration requirement for basic training programs while maintaining a minimum of 200 didactic classroom hours.

Requires registration of chiropractic assistants who perform therapeutic services or administer therapeutic agents as of April 1, 2012, with a biennial fee not exceeding $25, and mandates notification to the Board of Chiropractic Medicine within 30 days of employment changes.

Expands entities allowed to employ chiropractic physicians to include limited liability companies, limited partnerships, professional associations, health maintenance organizations, prepaid health clinics, and allows a deceased chiropractic physician's surviving spouse to hold ownership interests for up to 1 year after death.

Clarifies that supervising chiropractic physicians must be approved by the board with an approval fee not exceeding $75, and requires the board to adopt application forms and rules for the registration and supervision requirements.