Chiropractic physicians who can demonstrate training in a course of doctoral or post-doctoral studies certified within an accredited institution recognized by the board are authorized to perform manipulation under anesthesia, with that anesthesia administered by an appropriate, licensed provider.

HISTORY OF 16.4.18 NMAC:

PRE-NMAC History: The material in this part was derived from that previously filed with the state records center and archives under:

BCE 69-1, Board Rules and Regulations, filed 9/30/1969.

BCE 80-1, Obstetrics (Rule 12.00), filed 7/11/1980.

Rule 9-87, Acupuncture, filed 1/28/1997.

Rule 12-87, Obstetrics, filed 1/28/1987.

Rule 9-91, Meridian Therapy, filed 8/6/1991.

Rule 9-92, Meridian Therapy, filed 4/2/1992.

Rule 15-93, Radiographic Examination, filed 3/18/1993.

Rule 15-94, Radiographic Examination, filed 1/7/1994.

Rule 16-94, Diagnostic Procedures, filed 4/4/1994.

History of Repealed Material: 16.4.18 NMAC, Practice Procedures filed 12/15/2004 Repealed effective 8/10/2019.

Other History:

Rule 9-92, Meridian Therapy (filed 4/2/1992); Rule 12-87, Obstetrics (filed 1/28/1987); Rule 15-94, Radiographic Examination (filed 1/7/1994); and Rule 16-94, Diagnostic Procedures (filed 4/4/1994) were all renumbered, reformatted, and replaced by 16 NMAC 4.18, Practice Procedures, effective 11/16/1997.

16 NMAC 4.18, Practice Procedures (filed 10/17/1997) was renumbered, reformatted, amended and replaced by 16.4.18 NMAC, Practice Procedures, effective 1/15/2005.

16.4.18 NMAC, Practice Procedures filed 12/15/2004 was replaced by 16.4.18 NMAC, Practice Procedures effective 8/10/2019.

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