Wisconsin Holistic Nursing Continuing Education Courses

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Recertification Requirements for Holistic Nurses

Successful completion of 100 contact hours of Continuing Education in Holistic Nursing within the five years period preceding the date of expiration of the certification period. At least twenty percent (20%) of the contact hours must directly address Holistic Nursing. The remaining contact hours can be related to holistic methods of practice; studies that facilitate self-care and growth; and transformation within a holistic context. Appropriate documentation of continued education (certificates of completion) must be submitted with application for Recertification.

 

Wisconsin Board of Nursing State Continuing Education Requirements:

CE Requirements for RNs: 20 contact hours every 2 years

 

Special Note: or a combination of Nursing practice and contact hours OR Minimum 1600 hours in Nursing practice in the last 5 years OR Minimum 500 hours in Nursing practice in the last 2 years OR Passing NCLEX within the last 5 years OR National certification in specialty area in last 5 years OR Completion of a refresher/orientation program in the last 5 years.

 

CE Requirements for LPNs: 20 contact hours every 2 years

 

Special Note: or a combination of Nursing practice and contact hours OR Minimum 1600 hours in Nursing practice in the last 5 years OR Minimum 500 hours in Nursing practice in the last 2 years OR Passing NCLEX within the last 5 years OR National certification in specialty area in last 5 years OR Completion of a refresher/orientation program in the last 5 years.

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Wisconsin Nursing Continuing Education Requirements:

Wisconsin Nursing Continuing Education requirements posted on this page are based upon the most up to date information available. Wisconsin Nursing Continuing Education requirements are subject to change and therefore, Wisconsin licensees are ultimately responsible for being up to date with the Wisconsin Nursing Continuing Education requirements.