New Hampshire § 326-B-31 - Section 326-B:31 Continuing Education.
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§ 326-B-31. Section 326-B:31 Continuing Education.
Applicants for license renewal and license reinstatement shall complete continuing education as follows: I. An LNA shall complete 12 hours of continuing education in programs approved by the board each year, provided that licensees who hold a certificate of medication administration shall complete at least 4 hours of those 12 hours in medication administration. II. An LPN or an RN shall complete 30 hours of continuing education every 2 years. III. An APRN, in addition to the continuing education requirements to renew or reinstate a license as an RN, shall complete 30 hours of continuing education every 2 years, 20 hours of which shall be specific to the specialty for which renewal or reinstatement is sought, and 5 hours of which shall be training in pharmacology appropriate to the specialty for which license renewal or reinstatement is sought. IV. A CALMA shall complete 8 hours of continuing education relative to medication administration in programs approved by the board every 2 years.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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