FL S1648

Replaces references to "Council on Chiropractic Education" accreditation with broader recognition of accrediting agencies recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and international chiropractic programs approved by the board.

Eliminates educational prerequisites (bachelor's degree requirements) for chiropractic licensure applicants and removes the board's authority to require the National Board Special Purposes Examination for applicants graduating more than 10 years prior.

Establishes licensure by endorsement for applicants holding valid chiropractic licenses in another state who have actively practiced for 10 years without disciplinary action, requiring only an application fee not exceeding $100.

Repeals the restricted chiropractic license provision and removes detailed patient trust fund requirements from disciplinary grounds related to failure to preserve patient funds and property.

Updates continuing education requirements for chiropractic physician's assistants to accept courses from board-approved chiropractic colleges meeting broader accreditation standards.