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| Alaska Before a license can be renewed, RN and LPN licensees must complete two of the following methods for maintaining continuing competency (Article 6 of 12 AAC).
| Alabama The Nurse Practice Act and the Alabama Board of Nursing Administrative Code require nurses to earn 24 contact hours for license renewal. for more information click here | Arkansas 15 Contact hours, however more may be required based upon license status and other issues. click here for more information | Arizona Currently beening validated | California Required by law (Section 1451, Article 5, of the California Code of Regulations) to complete thirty (30) hours of continuing education (CE) every two years. for more information click here | Colorado Currently beening validated |
| Connecticut No CEU or Contact hours required. click here for more information | District of Columbia Currently beening validated | Delaware Requires 30 contact hours for RNs, 24 contact hours for LPNs click here for more information | Florida Currently beening validated | Georgia Currently beening validated | Hawaii Currently no CEU/CH required for renewal. |
| Idaho Licenses are renewed on a biennial basis - even-numbered years for licensed practical nurses (LPN) and odd-numbered years for professional nurses (RN). Licenses expire on August 31st of the appropriate year. click here for more information | Illinois No CEU/CH required for renewal. | Indiania No CEU/CH required for renewal. | Iowa Currently beening validated | Kansas Currently beening validated | Kentucky Currently beening validated |
| Louisiana Between 5-15 Contact hours depending the number of practice hours. click here for more information | Massachusetts 15 Contact hours are needed. click here for more information |
Mississippi Currently beening validated |
Montana No CEU or CH required for renewal. |
Nebraska
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New Hampshire Currently beening validated |
| Nevada Currently beening validated |
New Jersery Currently beening validated |
New Mexico Currently beening validated |
New York None Required click here for more information |
North Carolina Currently beening validated |
North Daktoa Requires 12 contact hours. click here for more information |
| Oklahoma Currently beening validated |
Ohio Currently beening validated |
Oregon No CEU or CH required for renewal. click here for more information | Pennsylvania Currently beening validated |
Rhode Island Currently beening validated |
South Carolina Currently beening validated |
| South Dakota No CEU/CH required for renewal. |
Tennesse Requires 5 contact hours click here for more information |
Texas Currently beening validated |
Utah No CEU or Contacts hours if you have practiced at least 400 hours in the past 2 years. If you have practived at least 200 hours 15 hours of approved Continuing Education is required. If you have practiced less than 200 hours then 30 hours of approved Continuing Education is required. click here for more information |
Virginia Currently beening validated |
Vermont Currently beening validated |
| Washington Continuing Education is not required for Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses. Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners are required to complete thirty (30) hours every two years in their area of specialty. click here for more information |
West Virgina 30 contact hours every two years. click here for more information | Wisconson No CEU's or Contact hours required for RN and LPN | Wyoming Continuing education is only one of the 8 different methods to meet the continued competency requirement. If the RN or LPN wishes to renew by continuing education, 20 hrs. in a 2 year period is required. |
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