Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, some hospitals, healthcare organizations, and professional nursing associations offer free CEU courses to their employees and members. However, fully accredited CEU programs that count toward licensure renewal typically require a fee. Be sure to verify that any free CEUs you take meet your state’s licensing requirements.

Continuing education for nurses includes courses and training programs that enhance professional knowledge and skills. This can cover a range of topics, including infection control, patient safety, ethics, pharmacology, and new medical technologies. To be valid for licensure renewal, CEU courses should be accredited by recognized organizations such as the ANCC.

While most states have CEU requirements, some, like Arizona, Colorado, and Connecticut, do not mandate CEUs for license renewal. However, employers in these states may still expect nurses to complete CEU courses for career advancement and professional development. Always check with your state’s nursing board for the latest requirements.

Yes! Many accredited providers offer nursing CEU online courses that fulfill state requirements. Online CEUs are a convenient way for nurses to complete their continuing education at their own pace, without needing to attend in-person classes. Ensure the courses you select are accepted by your state board of nursing.

Yes, you can select and prioritize the modules and topics that are most relevant to your interests and professional needs.