North Carolina Acupuncture Licensing Board
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- Buyer type:
- State Agency
- Location:
- Raleigh, NC
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for North Carolina Acupuncture Licensing Board.
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City
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Raleigh
Address
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2525 W. Millbrook Road
Zip Code
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27612
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Board meetings and strategic plans from North Carolina Acupuncture Licensing Board
The board meetings covered various administrative and regulatory topics, including the ratification of license applications for numerous new applicants and the processing of license renewals and reinstatements. The board discussed the adoption of new CEU software services, addressed ethical complaints, and considered the inclusion of naturopathic physicians under the board's licensing purview. Additionally, the board reviewed and approved various CEU courses and teaching credits. Organizational changes, such as officer elections, were conducted during the July meeting. The board also focused on advocating for acupuncture coverage in state health plans and addressing legislative concerns regarding reciprocity agreements with other states.
The board convened a closed session to discuss active litigation involving the Board of Physical Therapy Examiners and a lawsuit filed by Elizabeth Henry and others against the Board. In open session, the Standards and Licensure Committee successfully moved to approve a new application for licensure. The Rules Review Committee discussed the development of rules clarifying the use of professional titles for licensed acupuncturists. Additionally, the board deliberated on a proposal to issue financial reports to licensees twice a year to facilitate fundraising efforts.
The Board met to discuss research protocols for auricular acupuncture proposed by visitors from Wake Forest Baptist Health, specifically regarding the authorization to train various medical professionals in these protocols. The Board entered a closed session to consult with counsel on this matter, and subsequently requested a formal written proposal from the presenters. Additionally, the Board approved several new license applications and license renewals. A new policy was adopted allowing for a 120-day grace period for late inactive status applications. The Board also established that determinations regarding core versus adjunctive CEU credits must be made at the time of course submission.
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