Protect your Diplomate status as a board-certified chiropractic specialist and complete your annual re-credentialing. Please enter your contact information, proof of the 12 hours of postdoctoral education, and payment of recredentialing fee, which are necessary to complete the annual maintenance of credentials (CCC) as a Diplomate of the International Academy of Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine (DIANM).
Active or renewed within the last year:
Login to Pay Your Renewal – After you login, click on “CCC Renewal” to pay your recredentialing fee, and then upload your continuing education documents under the “Renewal Documentation” tab.
Order a new IANM Diplomate Certificate
Inactive for the last year:
If you are a Diplomate (DACOs, DIANMs, and FIANMs) who has not maintained your CCC status and would like to become an active Diplomate, Fellow, or Certificant of the Academy of Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine, please select the appropriate credential below to active your account and renewal cycle.
MEMBER (Retired, Faculty): Anyone interested in being a member of the IANM, health care provider, politician, business, college university, etc.;
CERTIFIED (Ceritifcant): Health Care providers of all classes who have a doctorate degree and who have completed a 100 hour minimum course completion diploma in one of our recognized specialties;
BOARD CERTIFIED (Diplomate): Health Care providers of all classes who have a doctorate degree, who have completed the 300 hour course in NMSM or its equivalent (our portfolio review), and who have successfully passed Part I and Part II of the IANM examination or its equivalent;
FELLOW: Health Care providers of all classes who have a doctorate degree, who have completed the 300 hour course in NMSM or its equivalent (our portfolio review), who have successfully passed Part I and Part II of the IANM examination or its equivalent, and who have successfully completed all of the other requirements for that Specialty Section for Fellowship.
Note: The DABCO credential has not been certified for more than 20 years. The American Board of Chiropractic Orthopedists was dissolved and the Academy became the certification body. DABCOs may participate in CCC by registering as a DIANM or DACO.