What may the board require for a DC who has been punished?

The board may require additional education and training for a chiropractor who has faced disciplinary actions to ensure they understand and adhere to the standards of practice and ethics required in their profession. This requirement highlights the board's responsibility to protect public safety and ensure that chiropractors not only maintain their skills but also stay updated on any changes in regulations, techniques, or best practices. Additional education and training can help address any identified deficiencies in the practitioner’s knowledge or skills, thereby restoring competence and confidence in their professional capabilities.

Requiring other options such as public speaking engagements, community service, or monetary compensation may not directly contribute to enhancing the chiropractor's professional abilities or knowledge base. Educational programs are specifically designed to address the shortcomings that may have led to disciplinary action, making this the most appropriate requirement imposed by the board.