Colorado Acupuncture CEU/PDA Requirements

Colorado Acupuncture Continuing Education Requirements

Colorado Acupuncture CEUs

Requirements:

Colorado licensed acupuncturists receive acupuncture continuing education credit toward NCCAOM license renewal. All acupuncturist courses are NCCAOM approved for continuing education credits. As a licensed acupuncturist in Colorado, you may obtain PDA points towards renewal of your NCCAOM course for Acupuncturists.

See Rule 1: Requirement for Licensure, Section (B) – To satisfy the licensure requirement in Section 12-29.5-104(3), C.R.S., the Director requires an applicant to have a current certification at the time of initial license application by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (“NCCAOM”) or a successor organization.

Continuing education  have gained popularity among licensed professional in recent years mostly because of their convenience. There are lots of licensed professional, who are required to complete continuing education in order to renew their licenses such as in Acupuncture.

Continuing education unit is generally used to indicate a participant’s presence for 1 hours per year in an accredited continual education courses. The completion of a specific number of continuing education units is mandatory requirement for acupuncturists to licensing boards for renewal and validation of their professional certification or license.

Colorado licensed acupuncturists receive acupuncture continuing education credit toward NCCAOM license renewal. All acupuncturist courses are NCCAOM approved for continuing education credits. As a licensed acupuncturist in Colorado, you may obtain PDA points towards renewal of your NCCAOM course for Acupuncturists.

Since the passage of Colorado’s Acupuncture Practice Act, in it has been possible to determine those fully-trained and licenses professionally by looking at their credentials “L.Ac.” or Licensed Acupuncturist. In Colorado, acupuncturists are licensed by the Department of Regulatory Agency, Division of Professions and Occupations.

To maintain NCCAOM certification diplomats must re-apply every four years and complete minimum requirements in continuing education in core competency or a combination of continuing education and professional enhancement.

The state of Colorado requires NCCAOM Certification in order to renew an Acupuncture license.  Browse NCCAOM PDA or CEU Courses.

 

Colorado acupuncture CEUs and PDAs Requirements

*60 PDA every 4 years

*26 PDA minimum up to 56 PDAs of AOM Biomedicines

*2 PDAs of Ethics

*2 PDAs of Safety

*CPR courses in addition every 4 years

*Colorado Acupuncture Continuing Education Requirement – none.

Practitioners who are certified by the NCCAOM must initially pass a series of written board exams and subsequently earn a minimum number of continuing education credits every 4 years. The state of Colorado DOES NOT require licensed acupuncturists to complete any continuing education in order to renew their licenses.

Licensure Requirements

*Acupuncture Practice Act

*Foundation of Oriental Medicine Exam

*Acupuncture wit Point Location Exam

*Biomedicine Exam

License Renewal

All acupuncturist licenses expire on December 31 of odd numbered years and must be renewed to continue practicing. Renewals open approximately six weeks prior to the expiration date.

CEU courses at ACE are approved for NCCAOM PDAs. You can find different categories such as: Bio-Medicine, Ethics, Safety, and Practice management courses. Required core NCCAOM PDAs are safety, ethics, and Bio-Medicine. These courses are accepted by the NCCAOM for your diplomate recertification.

The process of getting continuing education credits is simple, convenient, and easy: Download the course, finish the online quiz, and receive a certificate of completion immediately online. You can finish all your continuing education requirements on you desktop, mobile phone, or I-Pad. Reading material are printable. Courses are either in Written format or in a Live webinar. Visit our Acupuncture CEUs page to find out about any other state requirements.

 Our courses are NCCAOM approved For:
Diplomate of Acupuncture (Dipl. Ac.)
Diplomate in Oriental Medicine (Dipl. O.M.)
Diplomate in Chinese Herbology (Dipl. C.H.)

Your license number, name, and date will appear on your certificate automatically.

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