Georgia Board of Nursing CE Requirements

Georgia nurses meet a continuing competency requirement every two-year renewal, and the Board tracks it in CE Broker.

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What the Georgia Board of Nursing requires

Each renewal, meet one competency option. The most common is 30 continuing education hours from a Board-approved provider.

Other options include national certification, an accredited academic program, or employer verification with at least 500 hours practiced.

Keep your documentation for at least four years after renewal.

Your 30 hours, reported to CE Broker

Save your Georgia license number in your account and we report each completion to CE Broker.

All-Access includes every course for $29.99 a year, renewing yearly until you cancel. Single courses are $5 per credited contact hour.

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Georgia Board of Nursing CE Requirements: common questions

How many CE hours do Georgia nurses need?
If you use the CE option, 30 hours from a Board-approved provider every two-year renewal.
Does Georgia use CE Broker?
Yes. The Georgia Board of Nursing tracks continuing competency in CE Broker.