How long does the Chiropractor of Record have to notify the Board about a criminal offense committed by an employee?

The notification requirement for the Chiropractor of Record regarding a criminal offense committed by an employee is set at 10 days. This time frame ensures that the Board is informed promptly about any potential issues that could affect the practice or the integrity of the chiropractic profession. Timely reporting allows the Board to address any concerns and take appropriate actions, which is crucial for maintaining the standards and safety of patient care.

This provision is part of the regulatory framework to promote accountability within chiropractic practices and to ensure that the patients are protected from any risks associated with criminal behavior within the staff. Understanding and adhering to this requirement is essential for chiropractors to remain compliant with state regulations and uphold their professional responsibilities.