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CE requirements, in plain English
What your state actually requires to renew — total hours, the mandatory topics everyone forgets, deadlines, and audit rules. Verified against official board sources.
Nursing
Texas
Texas RN Continuing Education Requirements, Explained
What Texas RNs need to renew: 20 contact hours every 2 years, nursing jurisprudence & ethics every third renewal, human trafficking training, and more — explained in plain English.
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California RN Continuing Education Requirements, Explained
California RNs need 30 contact hours every 2 years — and must keep proof for 4 years in case of a BRN audit. The requirements, the first-renewal exemption, and how to stay audit-ready.
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Florida RN Continuing Education Requirements, Explained
Florida RN renewal is the most checklist-heavy in the country: 24 hours plus rotating mandatory topics like medical errors, laws & rules, human trafficking, and domestic violence. The full breakdown.
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Travel Nurses: How to Track CE Across Multiple State Licenses
Holding RN licenses in multiple states means multiple CE clocks, different hour totals, and different mandatory topics. A practical system for travel nurses to track all of it.
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California
California Insurance Producer CE Requirements, Explained
California insurance producers need 24 CE hours per 2-year term, including 3 hours of ethics — completed before you file your renewal. Carryover rules, deadlines, and how to track it all.
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Texas Insurance Agent CE Requirements, Explained
Texas agents need 24 CE hours per 2-year period — 3 hours of ethics, half classroom-equivalent — before the last day of their birth month. Miss it and TDI fines $50 per deficient hour.
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