R4-45-208

R4-45-208. Continuing Education Requirement

Last amended: 2017Length: 238 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Ariz. Admin. Code § R4-45-208

A. The following definitions apply to this Article: 1. “Acceptable documentation” means: a. Transcripts; b. Letters from course instructors; or c. Certificates of Completion or other formal certifications provided by: i. Hospitals; ii. Course instructors; or iii. Health organizations. 2. “Initial licensure period” means the period of time from the date a licensee first obtains a license, to the date of the licensee’s second birthday following the date a licensee first obtains a license. 3. “Two-year licensure period” means the period of time two years from the initial licensure period, including the date a licensee renews a license pursuant to subsection (C). B. Pursuant to A.R.S. § 32-3504(A)(9), a licensee shall acquire 20 CEUs during an initial licensure period and every two-year licensure period. A licensee shall acquire at least two of the 20 CEUs in ethics. C. In order to renew a license, a licensee shall report compliance with the continuing education requirement. D. A licensee shall maintain acceptable documentation for all CEUs for five years from the most recent date on the documentation, E. Notwithstanding subsection (A), acceptable documentation other than a transcript must include the: 1. Licensee’s full name; 2. Title and date of the course or activity; 3. Number of CEUs earned; and 4. Instructor’s name and signature. F. A licensee shall submit acceptable documentation showing evidence of compliance only if requested by the Board. G. The Board shall accept CEUs pursuant to R4-45-209.
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