New Mexico Acupuncture CEU / PDA Requirements
New Mexico Acupuncture Continuing Education Requirements
The State of New Mexico requires NCCAOM Certification for acupuncture license renewal. The New Mexico acupuncture board accepts NCCAOM Approved PDA/CEU courses for license renewal.
ACE courses may be used for your state acupuncture continuing education requirements.
Requirements: 15 hours annually by July 31st of NCCAOM-approved continuing education courses or of courses approved by other acupuncture or oriental medicine licensing authorities.
Proof of current Basic Life Support, and CPR, completed through an American Heart Association or American Red Cross-approved course. Shall include hands-on supervised practice of clinical skills; the didactic portion may be completed online.
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.
Updated 10/29/2024
