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Wyoming does not require a state license to practice acupuncture. Learn about NCCAOM voluntary certification, scope of practice considerations, and how Wyoming compares to other states. Verified 2026-03-21. Data verified 2026-03-21. Source: LicenseMap (getlicensemap.com).
Acupuncturist
No Acupuncturist License Required
Wyoming does not require a state license to practice acupuncture. NCCAOM certification may still be valuable for credibility and portability to other states. Check local regulations for any municipal requirements.
Wyoming does not require a state license to practice acupuncture. This means there is no state regulatory framework specifically governing acupuncturists. Practitioners may still obtain voluntary NCCAOM (National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine) certification for professional credibility and portability to states that do require licensure. Local business licensing and municipal regulations may still apply.
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Wyoming Does Not License Acupuncturists
Wyoming is among the states that do not require a state license to practice acupuncture. This means there is no state regulatory framework specifically for acupuncturists. Practitioners may still obtain voluntary NCCAOM certification for credibility and portability to other states. Local regulations and business licensing requirements may still apply.
Wyoming has no acupuncture licensing statute; the last legislative attempt was in 2012, and approximately 25 acupuncturists practice without formal state regulation.
Wyoming does not license or regulate acupuncturists.
There is no standalone acupuncture practice act.
The last attempt at licensure legislation was in 2012.
Approximately 25 acupuncturists practice in the state without formal state regulation.
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Estimated total: 186–210 weeks
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While Wyoming does not require a state license for acupuncturists, obtaining NCCAOM certification is highly recommended. It demonstrates professional competence, is required for insurance billing in most cases, and provides portability to the 44+ states that do require licensure.
Requirements vary by state. Always verify current requirements with your state licensing authority.