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	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
Substance Abuse and Addiction for RNs and LPNs Nursing CE Course	3.0 ANCC contact hours 0.0 Pharmacology hours	Recommended	Start Course
Vascular Access Devices: Part 1 Nursing CE Course	3.0 ANCC contact hours 0.0 Pharmacology hours	Recommended	Start Course
Anemia Nursing CE Course	3.0 ANCC contact hours 0.0 Pharmacology hours	Recommended	Start Course
Travel Nursing CE Course	1.0 ANCC contact hours 0.0 Pharmacology hours	Recommended	Start Course
Acute Myocardial Infarction Nursing CE Course for APRNs	3.5 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

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