Welcome
The Canadian Chiropractic Examining Board, CCEB, is a national not-for-profit organization, incorporated in Canada. The members of the CCEB are the regulators (registrars) responsible for licensure of Chiropractors in their respective provinces/territories. The CCEB develops and administers the written multiple choice and objective structured clinical examinations (OSCE) that comprise the qualifying licensing requirements for chiropractors in Canada. These exams are delivered several times per year at various centres across Canada.
Contact Us
In order to provide our candidates with the best service possible we ask that all inquiries be submitted by email. You may reach us at exams@cceb.ca
Mission
To develop, administer and validate an entry-to-practice examination through competency-based assessment for the practice of chiropractic in Canada.
Vision
The CCEB is focused on ensuring the highest level of excellence by using research-driven and socially responsible considerations in both the establishment and administration of the Canadian chiropractic entry-to-practice examination.
Values
The CCEB is:
- Visionary
- Inclusive
- Collaborative
- Innovative
History
The CCEB celebrated its 30th anniversary as an independent not-for-profit corporation on February 14, 2021. The Canadian Chiropractic Association created an education committee in 1954 and from that the National Examining Board in 1962. The first national exams were held in 1963. In 1966, the name was changed to the Canadian Chiropractic Examining Board. We are grateful to the CCA for nurturing the examining board through to self-sustaining maturity in 1991.
On February 14, 1991, the Canadian Chiropractic Examining Board was registered under the Canada Corporations Act. That registration was continued in 2014 under the new Canada Not For Profit Corporations Act.
The CCEB as an organization, and the exams, have evolved significantly over that time and they continue to evolve to keep pace with current governance norms, psychometric standards, and legal defensibility.
The exam blueprints are based on a national job analysis created and completed by field practitioners. It is members of the chiropractic community who write the exam items, approve the individual exams, and set the pass scores. These subject matter experts provide their knowledge and experience to the ongoing review and development of the examinations.
These exams are created and conducted to provide assurance of public health and wellness, and it stands as a testament to the integrity of the profession.