Missouri Continuing Education Requirements

Missouri does not require continuing education for RN renewal.

Maintain certification

In the state of Missouri, the APRN is not a license they are a Document of Recognition and does not have its own expiration date. What keeps your APRN active is making sure you renew your RN when it comes due and making sure we receive a copy of your certification each time you recertify. NURSYS will always give you the first expiration date between your RN and your APRN. This is because if your RN expires, so will your APRN. Once your RN renews out on NURSYS, then your APRN will also update.

For APRNs who are non-certified:

Provide evidence of eight-hundred (800) hours of clinical practice in the advanced practice nursing clinical specialty area within the past two (2) years. In order to meet this requirement, please submit a statement from your employer/supervisor on letterhead that includes their complete name, address and telephone number for each clinical setting employed within the past two (2) years, including specification of your clinical practice role and responsibilities (e.g. written job description) and the total number of clinical hours completed in each setting in order to account for the minimum total of eight-hundred (800) hours.  
 
Provide documents showing a minimum of sixty (60) contact hours in your advanced practice nursing clinical specialty area offered by an accredited college/university within the past (2) years

When a CNA passes the final examination, the individual’s name is placed on the CNA active registry. For nurse aide certification to remain active, CNAs are required to submit documentation (e.g., pay stubs, W-2, letter from employer, etc.) of their work in nursing or nursing-related services for at least one (1) day (e.g., eight (8) hours) within each twenty-four- (24-) consecutive month time-period.

No continuing education is required for renewal. Please check with your facility/employer to ensure CEUFast courses are accepted. 

minimum of four (4) hours of medication administration training every two (2) years in order to administer medications in an RCF or ALF. The training shall be:
Offered by an approved instructor and
Documented on Level I Medication Aide Biennial Training form, MO 580-2973 (12/10), and kept in the employee’s personnel file. (The department will also accept DMH’s Medication Aide Bi-Annual Training Form MO 650-8730 (12/00) incorporated by reference in the rule as acceptable documentation.)

Physical Therapists and Physical Therapy Assistants are required to earn 30 hours of acceptable continuing education every two years.

**CEUFast courses are approved by the Florida Board of Physical Therapy Association.  Your state authorizes courses approved by another state board.

Physical Therapists and Physical Therapy Assistants are required to earn 30 hours of acceptable continuing education every two years.

**CEUFast courses are approved by the Florida Board of Physical Therapy Association.  Your state authorizes courses approved by another state board.

The occupational therapist shall earn twenty-four (24) Continuing Competency Credits (CCC) in the two (2) years of the renewal period. 

One (1) CEU = ten (10) CCCs
One (1) Contact hour = one (1) CCC

The occupational therapist shall earn twenty-four (24) Continuing Competency Credits (CCC) in the two (2) years of the renewal period. 

One (1) CEU = ten (10) CCCs
One (1) Contact hour = one (1) CCC

Athletic trainers will renew their license annually.  License period ends on 1/31. 

In order to renew their license, Athletic Trainers must maintain their BOC Certification; 50 CEUs every two years.  

CEUfast is unable to provide continuing education to your professions at the time. 

Respiratory professionals are required to obtain twenty-four (24) hours of continuing education, with at least twelve (12) of the twenty-four (24) hours coming from traditional programs. 

Missouri has no medical assistant license or certification requirements.