How long before a chiropractic assistant can start performing duties must they register with the regulatory board?

A chiropractic assistant in Nevada must register with the regulatory board prior to engaging in any duties. The requirement that they must register 15 days before they begin performing their responsibilities is established to ensure that all chiropractic assistants are properly credentialed and compliant with state regulations. This advance registration allows the board to process the application and verify the qualifications of the assistant, ensuring that they meet the necessary standards for providing support within a chiropractic practice. This timeframe helps maintain a level of professionalism and safety within the healthcare setting, ensuring that assistants are adequately informed and ready to assist in patient care effectively once they start their duties.