What must a chiropractor do to employ someone in their office for education or training purposes?

To employ someone in their office for education or training purposes, a chiropractor is required to notify the board using a provided form. This process ensures that the board is aware of any educational or training arrangements being made, maintaining transparency and compliance with regulatory standards. The requirement for formal notification helps uphold the integrity of the profession and safeguards patients by ensuring that all individuals involved in a chiropractic office are properly vetted and that their roles are recognized by the governing body.

While having a written contract, making a public announcement, or obtaining a verbal agreement might seem like reasonable actions, they are not the specific steps mandated by the regulatory framework in Nevada for this scenario. The focus on formally notifying the board emphasizes the importance of regulatory oversight in chiropractic practices, particularly when it comes to training and educational engagements.