FL Laws and Rules

Based on knowledge and experience from years of attendance at Board of Acupuncture meetings and Discipline hearings and includes topics not covered in other courses.   Includes details on any new Laws or Rules since your last renewal of your license.  Stay current, stay up to date.  Don’t get caught not knowing about new Laws or Rules and how they may affect you.

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FL Laws and Rules Update 2021                         2 Hours - FL ‘Laws and Rules’, and NCCAOM ‘Core’

Will bring you up to date on what is new since last renewal and what are potential future changes.  Every renewal cycle I design a new course and always cover what is new since last renewal and what are potential upcoming future changes. This course covers both of these.   There have been MANY changes since last renewal. Important to know and understand them.  The course then also covers the difference between Laws and Rules, and how they interrelate. This class is appropriate for all levels, beginner to advanced. As always, this will be covered in a straight forward and highly usable way.  Amy is one of few experts in this topic in Florida. And she is an experienced and well respected teacher. This is a unique opportunity to get great information, chiseled down by an expert.

Florida Laws and Rules - for Licensure                         20 Hours - FL ‘General’, and NCCAOM ‘Core’

20 hour course for applying for Florida Acupuncture license.    Most comprehensive course available.  Includes knowledge and experience from years of attendance at Board of Acupuncture meetings and Discipline hearings. And now a member of the actual Board of Acupuncture.   Includes knowledge of Legislative and Rule making process.  Taught by, Amy is the Past President of the State Association, FSOMA.  

Amy has been teaching FL Laws and Rules for over 15 years, and is highly respected for her clarity, simplicity, and  accuracy.   Don’t just get 20 hours because you have to for licensure, learn and protect yourself.  Learn all about when you can and cannot do in Florida.