C-16 - Chiropractic Act

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12. A chiropractor shall not, with respect to the practice of his profession, designate himself otherwise than as a chiropractor.
He shall not be authorized to call himself a specialist, or to indicate a speciality or specialized training.
1973, c. 56, s. 12; 2000, c. 13, s. 56.
12. A chiropractor shall not, with respect to the practice of his profession, designate himself otherwise than as a chiropractor.
He shall not be authorized to call himself a specialist, or to indicate a speciality or specialized training. Nor may he assume the title of doctor or use an abbreviation of that title unless he is a physician or dentist; however, he may add the title of doctor in chiropractic to his name.
1973, c. 56, s. 12.