12 AAC 16.042 - Intern scope of practice
(a) A chiropractic
intern may, under the personal supervision of a chiropractic preceptor, use
chiropractic core methodologies as defined in
AS
08.20.900, except that chiropractic diagnosis
must be provided by the chiropractic preceptor.
(b) A chiropractic intern may, under the
general supervision of a chiropractic preceptor,
(1) perform diagnostic imaging
studies;
(2) perform examination
procedures;
(3) use ancillary
methodologies as defined in
AS
08.20.900
(c) A chiropractic preceptor is subject to
disciplinary action if an intern is in violation of this chapter.
(d) An intern must be enrolled in a
graduate-level course of study at a chiropractic institution accredited by the
Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE), and be accepted into and approved to
participate in an internship program. Internship placement will be made by and
overseen by the accredited chiropractic college program,
(e) An intern may practice under a
chiropractic preceptor for a period of not more than six months or the time
period approved by the intern's accredited chiropractic college, whichever
comes first. Written extensions of an internship may be granted by the
board.
Notes
Authority:AS 08.20.055
AS 08.20.100
AS 08.20.170
AS 08.20.195
AS 08.20.900
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