CE Requirements for Nurses in District of Columbia

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Requirements specific to Nurses in District of Columbia

Required Courses: 2

  • LPNs are required 18 contact hours every two years, 3 of which must be in HIV/AIDS and are required to complete 2 hours of instruction in cultural competency focusing on patients who identify as LGBTQ.
  • RNs are required 24 contact hours every two years, 3 of which must be in HIV/AIDS and are required to complete 2 hours of instruction in cultural competency focusing on patients who identify as LGBTQ.
  • APRNs are required 24 contact hours every two years, 15 of which must be in pharmacology, 3 hours must be in HIV/AIDS and 2 hours of instruction in cultural competency focusing on patients who identify as LGBTQ.
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Nursing CE Courses for Nurses in District of Columbia

Complete these courses towards your District of Columbia nursing CE requirements.

Over 500 hours of CE for one low price
HIV/AIDS Nursing CE Course

7.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Required Start Course
Cultural Competency Nursing CE Course

1.5 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Required Start Course
Anxiety Disorders Nursing CE Course

2.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course
Tickborne Diseases for RNs and LPNs Nursing CE Course

2.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course
Oncology Nursing CE Course Part 1

3.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course
Care Considerations for Older Adults: Management of Common Geriatric Syndromes for RNs and LPNs, Part 1 Nursing CE Course

3.5 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course
Mentorship Nursing CE Course

1.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course
Pregnancy and Postpartum Mental Health Nursing CE Course

1.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course

*Each professional is accountable for understanding his or her accrediting/licensing body’s standards and requirements. While we try to routinely update information on this page, we are not responsible for its accuracy and information is subject to change without notice.

You can learn more at District of Columbia's Board of Nursing Website