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, 2 hours in COVID Vaccinations (COVID CE for (RN) licenses active on August 11, 2021), 2 hours in LGTBQ or Cultural Awareness, 3 hours in HIV/AIDS 
  • RNs are required 24 contact hours every two years, 2 hours in COVID Vaccinations (COVID CE for (RN) licenses active on August 11, 2021), 2 hours in LGTBQ or Cultural Awareness, 3 hours in HIV/AIDS 
  • APRNs are required 24 contact hours every two years, 15 of which must be in pharmacology, 2 hours in COVID Vaccinations (COVID CE for (RN) licenses active on August 11, 2021), 2 hours in LGTBQ or Cultural Awareness, 3 hours in HIV/AIDS
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Nursing CE Courses for Nurses in District of Columbia

Complete these courses towards your District of Columbia nursing CE requirements.

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HIV/AIDS

7.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Required Start Course
Cultural Competency

1.5 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Required Start Course
Colorectal Cancer Nursing CE Course for RNs and LPNs

3.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course
Ventilator Settings Nursing CE Course

4.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course
Suicide and Suicide Prevention Nursing CE Course

6.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course
Ovarian Cancer for APRNs Nursing CE Course

3.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course
Hospital Acquired Infections Nursing CE Course

3.0 ANCC contact hours

0.0 Pharmacology hours

 Recommended Start Course
Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome Nursing CE Course for APRNs

2.5 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 District of Columbia's Board of Nursing Website