If a Chiropractic Facility's license has expired, what may the Chiropractor of Record be required to do?

When a Chiropractic Facility's license has expired, the Chiropractor of Record may be required to appear before the Board. This requirement serves several important purposes in maintaining professional standards and ensuring the safety and welfare of the public.

Appearing before the Board allows the Chiropractor to explain the circumstances surrounding the expiration of the facility's license and to demonstrate their commitment to rectifying the situation. This process also provides an opportunity for the Board to assess whether the Chiropractor is fit to continue practicing in light of the expired license. The accountability aspect is crucial, as it helps to uphold the integrity of the chiropractic profession and instills public confidence in healthcare systems.

In situations where a facility is operating with an expired license, the Board needs to ensure that all practices are compliant with regulatory standards and that no harm comes to patients. This meeting can potentially lead to the renewal of the license or to stipulations that ensure compliance moving forward.

Other options, such as submitting a written explanation or paying a fine, while possibly relevant in some contexts, do not encompass the level of scrutiny and accountability associated with the need for a full appearance before the Board. Completing additional training might be necessary in certain circumstances but is not typically a direct consequence of an expired facility license. Thus, the