Fellow of the Australian College of Chiropractic Radiologists (FACCR)

The Fellow of the Australian College of Chiropractic Radiologists (FACCR) is a prestigious postgraduate qualification in chiropractic radiology. This course focuses on advanced imaging techniques and their application in chiropractic practice. It typically spans two years, combining theoretical knowledge with practical training. Students learn to interpret radiological images, understand diagnostic procedures, and apply evidence-based practices in patient care. The program emphasizes critical thinking and clinical decision-making.

The Fellow of the Australian College of Chiropractic Radiologists, or FACCR, acts as an advanced certification for chiropractors. They finish approved training in chiropractic radiology and pass the end assessments. It readies them to interpret images, write reports, and aid other clinicians in care. The credential shows strong skill in advanced chiropractic radiology and imaging rules.

Hold a chiropractic degree like B.Chiro or D.C. from a known school. Gain clinical or internship time in chiropractic work. Understand anatomy and imaging basics well. Meet all entry rules from the Australian College of Chiropractic Radiologists.

The fellowship takes about two years typically. That includes training, classes, guided reporting, and final tests.

Fees for the fellowship and exam come to roughly four lakhs to nine lakh rupees. This covers training center costs, exam fees, and study materials.

This course suits chiropractors aiming to focus on diagnostic imaging roles. Practitioners set on becoming certified chiropractic radiologists’ benefit. Those into growth in imaging review and reporting find it good. Chiropractors eyeing teaching, research, or advanced imaging jobs do too.

The certification gains recognition for imaging specialists in chiropractic. It boosts accuracy in diagnosis and choices in care. Doors open to hospitals, chiropractic clinics, and radiology places. Training covers chiropractic MRI reads, CT scans, and spinal X-rays deeply. It builds trust as an expert in imaging for chiropractic practice.

Most applicants must complete an entrance assessment conducted by the Australian College of Chiropractic Radiologists, followed by an interview and academic screening.

1. Submit an online application.
2. Provide academic transcripts and clinical proof.
3. Appear for the entrance exam.
4. Attend interview and evaluation.
5. Complete registration for the fellowship.

This fellowship is not available in India.

It is offered in Australia through accredited chiropractic radiology programs under the Australian College of Chiropractic Radiologists (ACCR)

Certified chiropractic radiologists can work in imaging centres, multidisciplinary clinics, sports medicine facilities, chiropractic teaching institutions, and research departments. The qualification also strengthens global mobility for chiropractors specializing in diagnostic imaging.

1. Advanced MRI training
2. Musculoskeletal radiology certificates
3. Research degrees (MPhil / PhD)
4. Continuing education programs in diagnostic imaging

1. Chiropractic Radiologist
2. Imaging Consultant
3. Diagnostic Imaging Specialist
4. Radiology Report Writer
5. Lecturer/Trainer in Chiropractic Imaging
6. Clinical Researcher

Qualified chiropractic radiologists typically earn ₹12,00,000 to ₹35,00,000 per year, depending on experience, country, and specialization.