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8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Oregon statutes and administrative rules governing chiropractic practice

  • Map the Oregon Revised Statutes chapter governing chiropractic into a section-by-section outline, writing one sentence on what each section controls

  • Define the statutory terms (chiropractic, chiropractic physician, adjustment, diagnosis) in your own words and flag any term you cannot define precisely

  • Locate the Oregon Administrative Rules division for chiropractic and list the rule numbers that implement each statute you outlined

  • Build a citation drill sheet pairing ten common practice situations with the statute or rule number that governs them

Your checkpoint

A two-column statute-to-rule crosswalk covering every section in the chiropractic statutes and rules, with unresolved gaps marked

Week 2

Oregon statutes and administrative rules governing chiropractic practice

  • Extract every requirement the rules impose on recordkeeping, patient records retention, and documentation content

  • Summarize the rules on informed consent, advertising, and fees in a one-page plain-language sheet

  • Identify the rules that reference other agencies or boards and note which outside rules a chiropractor must also satisfy

  • Self-test by answering twenty recall questions on rule numbers and requirements without notes, then re-study any missed items

Your checkpoint

A one-page compliance checklist of administrative-rule obligations a practicing chiropractor must meet, with rule citations for each line

Week 3

Scope of practice and licensure requirements

  • Delineate the statutory scope of chiropractic practice and list activities that fall outside it

  • Compare the licensure pathways (education, examinations, supervised clinical experience) and write the sequence in order

  • Describe continuing education and license renewal obligations, including hour counts and deadlines as stated in the rules

  • Explain the rules on supervision and delegation of tasks to unlicensed assistants

Your checkpoint

A flowchart of the licensure pathway from applicant to renewal, with statutory and rule citations at each step

Week 4

Scope of practice and licensure requirements & Standards of professional conduct and ethics

  • Write a comparison of scope-of-practice boundaries against standards-of-conduct duties, noting where the two overlap

  • List prohibited conduct enumerated in statute and rule and restate each as a concrete behavior a candidate could recognize in a scenario

  • Analyze three hypothetical boundary-crossing situations and identify the rule implicated in each

  • Draft your own ten-question quiz on scope and conduct, then answer it closed-book

Your checkpoint

A prohibited-conduct table with columns for the rule citation, the prohibited behavior, and a recognition cue for exam scenarios

Week 5

Standards of professional conduct and ethics

  • Summarize ethical duties around informed consent, confidentiality, and conflicts of interest with citation support

  • Outline the rules on patient abandonment, termination of the provider-patient relationship, and referral practices

  • Identify advertising and representation limits and test them against five sample marketing statements

  • Explain how impairment, substance use, and mandatory reporting duties are treated in the rules

Your checkpoint

An ethics decision worksheet that walks a scenario from facts to cited rule to defensible action, applied to at least four scenarios

Week 6

Board procedures, discipline, and complaint process

  • Diagram the complaint intake, investigation, and hearing sequence as described in the statutes and rules

  • List the disciplinary sanctions available to the board and the criteria that guide their selection

  • Describe due-process protections available to a licensee during an investigation and hearing

  • Explain the grounds for license denial, suspension, revocation, and probationary or restricted licensure

Your checkpoint

A one-page process map of the complaint-to-disposition timeline with the governing authority cited at each stage

Week 7

Board procedures, discipline, and complaint process & Standards of professional conduct and ethics

  • Analyze disciplinary case patterns by matching described misconduct to the rule violated and the likely sanction

  • Compare the board's authority over licensees against its authority over unlicensed practice

  • Review reinstatement, appeal, and judicial review routes and note the deadlines attached to each

  • Revisit every flagged weak point from weeks one through six and resolve each with a cited source note

Your checkpoint

A weak-point log in which every previously flagged item now has a verified citation and a one-sentence correct statement of the rule

Week 8

Oregon statutes and administrative rules governing chiropractic practice & Scope of practice and licensure requirements & Standards of professional conduct and ethics & Board procedures, discipline, and complaint process

  • Complete two full-length timed practice sets weighted by domain percentage and score them by domain

  • Re-drill any domain scoring below seventy-five percent until it clears that threshold on a retest

  • Recite the ten most frequently tested statutory and rule citations from memory

  • Write a final one-page synthesis connecting scope, conduct, and discipline into a single coherent framework

Your checkpoint

A scored practice report showing per-domain percentages, a retest result for any weak domain, and the final synthesis page

Milestones

Week 2: Can state, without notes, which statute or rule governs recordkeeping, informed consent, and advertising, and score at least 80 percent on a self-written recall quiz covering domain 1

Week 4: Can trace the full licensure pathway and correctly classify ten described activities as within or outside scope, citing authority for each

Week 6: Can outline the complaint-to-disposition process from memory and name the available sanctions and the due-process protections at each stage

Week 8: Score at least 75 percent in every domain on a timed mixed practice set, with no unresolved flagged items remaining in the weak-point log