What Are the District of Columbia's Nursing CE Requirements?
Many states in the U.S. require a certain number of contact hours for license renewal. As a RN in the District of Columbia, you are required to complete 24 CE hours every two years. As a LPN, you are required to complete 18 CE hours every two years. If you are a APRN in the District of Columbia, you are required to complete 24 CE hours every two years. 15 of those 24 CE hours must be in pharmacology. The remaining CE hours can be taken in any course that you feel will benefit your career and education.
You can check out these courses to meet your District of Columbia CE requirements:
- HIV/AIDS (6 Contact Hours)
- Pain Management (5 Contact Hours)
- Substance Abuse and Addiction (5 Contact Hours)
- Child Maltreatment (3 Contact Hours)
- Medical Errors (5 Contact Hours)
- Infection Control (6 Contact Hours)
- Domestic and Community Violence (3 contact hours)
You can get started by creating a free account on NursingCE.com to complete your District of Columbia Nursing CEU requirements. You can review all of our courses and assessments on your laptop or mobile device.
