CE Requirements for Nurses in Texas

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Requirements specific to Nurses in Texas

Required Courses: 2

  • All Texas nurses are required to complete 20 hours of CE to renew a license
    • Nurses practicing in an emergency room setting must complete at least 2 hours related to Forensic Evidence Collection for Sexual Assault Victims approved by the Texas Department of Health
    • At least 2 hours must be related to Geriatrics
    • At least 2 hours must be related to Nursing Jurisprudence and Ethics every third renewal period
  • APRNs with prescriptive authority must complete an additional 8 hours of CE for a total of 28 hours
    • 5 hours on Pharmacotherapeutics
    • 3 hours on Prescribing Controlled Substances

Texas nursing licenses must be renewed before the last day of the licensee's birth month


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Nursing CE Courses for Nurses in Texas

Complete these courses towards your Texas nursing CE requirements.

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Geriatrics

2.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Required Start Course
Nursing Jurisprudence and Ethics (Texas) Nursing CE Course

2.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Required Start Course
Nursing Leadership Nursing CE Course

3.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course
HIPAA Compliance Nursing CE Course

2.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course
Pediatric Fever for APRNs Nursing CE Course

1.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course
Forensic Nursing Care Nursing CE Course - An Overview of Evidence Collection

2.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course
Care Considerations for Older Adults: The Assessment and Management of Polypharmacy for APRNs Nursing CE Course

1.5 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course
Lab Interpretation for APRNs Nursing CE Course

2.0 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 Texas's Board of Nursing Website