NV AB513

Authorizes temporary certificates for chiropractic assistants who hold valid credentials in another U.S. jurisdiction, valid for 15 business days or less, non-renewable, with a maximum of two per person per calendar year

Restructures the Chiropractic Physicians' Board of Nevada from four chiropractic physicians plus one indigent care representative to five chiropractic physicians, while retaining two public members

Removes the mandatory 12-month training requirement for chiropractic assistant certification and eliminates fixed minimum passing scores (75% closed-book, 90% open-book) for Board examinations

Expands recognition of doctor of chiropractic degree programs as qualifying education for licensure and Board membership, removing the high school education prerequisite

Adds cannabis use to the definition of unprofessional conduct, eliminates certain Board fees for providing lists and documents to non-licensees, and requires cease and desist orders to include electronic mail addresses