Continuing Education

CEUs can be completed 100% online or in person.
CEUs must be sports medicine or fitness related and directly related to patient care to be accepted by the ACBSP™.
Active certificants have from January 1st – December 31st of every year to obtain CEUs.

Approved Topics:

ACR credit
Athletic Training Certification (National Athletic Trainer’s Association)
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (by the NSCA Certification Commission)
COVID-19 Staff education
Cupping
Dry Needling
EMT Certification (authorized EMT certifying organization)
Ethics and boundaries
Extremities
Head trauma and concussion
Look up terminology – brief search
Lower Extremities
Nutrition
Patient care related
Radiology
Rehab
Spinal trauma
Sport injury – things they need to know to treat athletics
Symposium credits
Taping
Techniques: FAKTR, Graston, ART
Upper Extremities
Written and practical exam service

Unacceptable Topics:

Billing and coding, insurance and Medicare
Documentation
DOT examiner training
ICD 9 & 10
Laws and legislation
Manipulative techniques
Practice management and philosophy

By utilizing the links on this page, you will be able to access other websites in the area of sports chiropractic, such as chiropractic colleges that offer the CCSP® and DACBSP® certification programs, online CEUs for CCSP® and DACBSP® certification maintenance, etc. The ACBSP™ does not endorse any college, doctor, product or practice contained in these links.

Emergency Procedures

Logan University – offers stand-alone “Sports Emergency Care Lab and Didactic Course” approved as Emergency Procedures.

Northwestern Health Sciences University – offers CCSPHO4 – Chiropractic Sports Injuries (CCSP) Hands-on – Emergency Procedures & Taping for the Sports Chiropractor

Continuing Education

General Sports Organizations

CEUs

Colleges

CPR Certifications

Emergency Procedures