What continuing education is not accepted?
Unfortunately, not
all continuing education efforts are accepted.
Below
you will find the sources of education that cannot be applied
toward recertification, state licensed entry, or lapsed entry
pathway requirements:
1.
Duplicate
courses
2.
Clinical
rotations
3.
Instructor
courses (courses to maintain or gain instructor status)
4.
Management or
Leadership courses
5.
Performance
of duty
6.
Preceptor
hours
7.
Serving as a
skills examiner or in the patient role
8.
Volunteer
time with agencies.
9.
Unused
continuing education hours from previous recertification cycle
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