Chiropractor License in New Hampshire
Quick Answer
To become a licensed chiropractor in New Hampshire, you need a DC degree from an accredited college, must pass NBCE Parts I-IV, and must pass a state jurisprudence exam with at least 70%. The license fee is $300 with $300 biennial renewal. 20 hours of CE are required per renewal period. No formal reciprocity, but endorsement may be available.
- Education Required
- 20 hours
- Exam
- NBCE Parts I-IV & State Jurisprudence Exam (70% passing)
- Total Cost
- $300 (est.)
- Timeline
- 3-6 months after DC graduation
- Background Check
- Required
- Renewal
- Every Biennial
Requirements
Chiropractor license in New Hampshire
Estimated Costs Est.
- Application Fee
- $300
- Renewal Fee
- $300
- Total Estimated Cost
- $300
Cost Breakdown
Estimated costs for getting your Chiropractor license in New Hampshire. Values marked "Est." are extracted from official descriptions.
Enter the cost of your pre-licensing education program
Fees marked "Est." are extracted from official descriptions and may not reflect current pricing. Verify with the New Hampshire licensing board.
Chiropractor Salary in New Hampshire
Entry Level
$42,760
Median
$65,780
Experienced
$99,510
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics. Salary data is for informational purposes only.
How to Get Licensed
Step-by-step roadmap to becoming a licensed Chiropractor in New Hampshire.
- 1
Complete Education Requirements
Degree required
- 2
Submit Background Check
No criminal record prohibitions
- 3
Pass the Required Exam
Third-party exam required — NBCE Parts I-IV & State Jurisprudence Exam (70% passing)
- 4
Submit Your Application
File your application with the licensing agency. Application fee: ~$300.
- 5
Receive Your License
Processing typically takes 3-6 months after DC graduation.
Chiropractor Licensing in New Hampshire: What to Know
New Hampshire provides clear requirements under NH RSA 316-A. Applicants must graduate from a US DOE-accredited degree-granting chiropractic college or complete a regionally accredited chiropractic program, and pass NBCE Parts I-IV with scores submitted directly to the state Board. A state jurisprudence exam requiring 70% to pass is also needed. The license fee is $300 with biennial renewal also at $300. Verification of good standing costs $25 and the mailing list fee is $25. Twenty hours of approved continuing education are required for biennial renewal. New Hampshire does not offer formal reciprocity but may issue licenses by endorsement under Administrative Rules Chapter Ch 305. No criminal record prohibitions are noted.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does a Chiropractor license cost in New Hampshire?
- The estimated total cost is $300, including application fees, and education costs.
- How long does it take to get a Chiropractor license in New Hampshire?
- The process typically takes 3-6 months after DC graduation, depending on education completion and exam scheduling.
- What exam do I need for a Chiropractor license in New Hampshire?
- You need to pass the NBCE Parts I-IV & State Jurisprudence Exam (70% passing). Third-party exam required
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