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Are you thinking about relocating to another state and need to find out how to keep your license in good standing in the new location? Or do you just want a helpful resource to find up-to-date information on your state’s requirements?
We can help, either way. Access state-specific continuing education requirement information by clicking on your state below.
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Usher in the age of IPE
Interprofessional education is gaining traction on all fronts.
Get the buzz on cannabis
Patients need your insight on the drug's medicinal use.
Find perfect blend for learning
Students who use hybrid methods seem happy with the results.
Tips for continuing success
Pace yourself properly to avoid a year-end educational pileup.
See which states require CEs
Relocating? Find out if your CE outlook changes in your new state.
ADN leader joins national board
An RN speaks her piece on behalf of associate degree nurses.
Lifelong learning is timeless
Make your education a forever goal without a final destination.
Certifications' popularity grows
Demand for certified nurses is blossoming — and for good reason.
Things are looking up
Nurse certifications can lead to higher earning potential.
Let's get real about simulation
Sim tools are growing more complex, but still have their limits.
Take our most popular courses
From pharmacology to Spanish, nurses are loving these courses!
Avoid threats to your license
Mind your mandatory CEs to stay in good standing with the board.
CEs are taken from headlines
National news stories can become the impetus for education.
Confront the opioid epidemic
A campaign is helping nurses stand their ground in this battle.
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