Applying – Out-of-State Licensees
Chiropractic physicians who are applying for a license based on existing licenses in other states should select – “Licensure by Endorsement”.
Read MoreAuthor: Adrienne Hersh, JD, ICS Legal Counsel
Applying – Fraud and Deception on Application
The legislature has provided for stiff penalties when any applicant employs fraud or deception on a license application under the Medial Practice Act.
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Applying – New Graduates
New graduates should select – “Licensure by Acceptance of Examination” when downloading the license application.
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Applying – Request for Non-Binding Opinion
Unlike criminal convictions for crimes of a forcible or sexual nature, some convictions are not per se bars to licensure.
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Applying – Personal History Information (Part VI)
An important part of the application is “Personal History Information.” This form consists of six questions requesting information regarding any history.
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Applying – Time Requirements for Examinations Following Application
If the applicant fails without an approved excuse to take the next available examination offered, then the application is denied.
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Applying – Visiting and Temporary Licenses
Illinois permits the issuance of permits for chiropractic physicians who are licensed in other jurisdictions to practice as other physicians.
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Applying – Volunteer License
IDFPR may issue a Volunteer License to a physician licensed under the Medical Practice Act (chiropractic physician, medical doctor, osteopathic physician).
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