What type of license is necessary to perform chiropractic adjustments in Nevada?

To perform chiropractic adjustments in Nevada, an individual must hold an Active Chiropractor License. This license signifies that the practitioner has completed the necessary education, clinical training, and has passed the required examinations to safely and effectively perform chiropractic care, including adjustments. The Active Chiropractor License ensures that the holder adheres to the state's regulations, maintains professional standards, and is recognized as a qualified healthcare provider capable of delivering chiropractic services.

The other types of licenses listed do not grant the same rights. A Provisional Chiropractor License typically allows individuals to practice while they are completing specific requirements or awaiting examination results, but it may come with restrictions. A Temporary License usually permits practice for a limited time and under certain conditions, often pending full licensure. The Clinical Chiropractor License is not commonly recognized in practice; thus, it does not authorize individuals to perform adjustments independently.