What must a chiropractor display as required by the board?

The requirement for a chiropractor to display a certificate of registration and Section 89 is grounded in Massachusetts chiropractic regulations. The certificate of registration serves as proof that the chiropractor is licensed and recognized by the board to practice. It is essentially a demonstration of compliance with the state's legal requirements to ensure that only qualified individuals are providing chiropractic care.

Section 89 refers to specific legal provisions that outline the scope of practice and legal standards expected of chiropractors in Massachusetts. Displaying this section indicates that the practitioner is aware of and adheres to the state laws governing chiropractic practice, which promotes public trust in their services.

Together, the certificate of registration and the appropriate legal documentation under Section 89 signify that a chiropractor operates within the established legal framework, ensuring not just compliance, but also the safety and well-being of the patients they serve. This combination is critical to maintaining the integrity of the chiropractic profession in Massachusetts.