Under what circumstances can a special limited license be granted to a chiropractor?

A special limited license can be granted to a chiropractor primarily for participation in internships or events within the state. This allows licensed chiropractors to engage in specific educational experiences or participate in professional activities that may not fall under the usual scope of their practice. This limited license is designed to facilitate learning and professional development, enabling chiropractors to gain practical experience in a controlled and supervised environment.

In this context, the special limited license supports the continuing education of chiropractors, allowing them to engage in practice settings that enhance their skills and knowledge, while ensuring adherence to state laws and regulations governing chiropractic practice.

Other circumstances listed, such as practicing exclusively online, providing emergency services only, or teaching purposes alone, typically do not align with the established criteria for special limited licenses in chiropractic within Ohio. Each of these alternatives does not fulfill the specific educational or skill-enhancing intent that a special limited license addresses.