Registration Requirements


In order to become registered with CCO, candidates must first complete the requirements for graduation from a chiropractic education program accredited or recognized through reciprocal agreement by the Canadian Federation of Chiropractic Educational Regulatory and Educational Accrediting Boards (the Federation).

The Federation is a member of the Council on Chiropractic Education International, which recognizes chiropractic accrediting bodies around the world. Click here to be forwarded to the Council.

Candidates must supply CCO with the following documentation:

  • official or notarized copies of all transcripts from an accredited chiropractic educational institution. If such a transcript is unavailable due to extenuating circumstances, in the opinion of the Registration Committee, the candidate must otherwise satisfy the Registration Committee that he/she graduated from an accredited chiropractic education program;
  • notarized photos of the applicant;
  • confirmation of Canadian citizenship, permanent residency or authorization under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (Canada) to practise the profession;
  • completed application; and
  • applicant fee

Record Keeping Workshop

CCO will holding the next sitting of the Legislation and Ethics examination on Tuesday, June, 12, 2012. Following the examination, CCO will be presenting a Record Keeping Workshop. Please visit back soon for further details.

Please contact Ms Maria Simas, Registration Coordinator (ext. 113) to register for the Legislation and Ethics examination and Ms. Rose Bustria, Administrative Assistant (ext. 101) to register for the Record Keeping Workshop.