Protecting The Public

The MCA Regulatory Board:

• sets requirements for entry into the profession
• registers and licenses chiropractors
• sets standards of practice and a code of ethics for professional practice
• monitors chiropractic competence through a quality assurance program
• investigates complaints and reports against chiropractors, and
• disciplines those members who have committed acts of professional misconduct or who are determined to be incompetent or incapacitated
  

Before being allowed to practice as a chiropractor in Manitoba, chiropractors must:

• graduate from an accredited chiropractic college; and
• pass national and provincial licensing examinations
• Applicants must also meet the requirements of Employment and Immigration Canada and demonstrate a reasonable fluency in either English or French.

The Regulatory Board is also responsible for handling of any complaints that may arise in Manitoba related to the delivery of chiropractic services.