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New York Domestic violence CE for nurses
Domestic violence and abuse reporting requirements often arrive on a longer cycle — Florida, for example, expects the topic every third biennium.
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- Accepted online CE
How New York words this requirement
| License | Requirement | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| RN | Child Abuse Identification & Reporting | one-time |
- Courses available
- 1 courses
- Reporting
- Self-report
- Compact state
- No
- Last verified
- 2026-05-19
Source: Placeholder citation: NY Educ. Law §6505-b (admin-managed field).. New York State Education Department, Office of the Professions
Domestic violence CE written for New York
These courses name New York in their own records.
Indicators, documentation and reporting workflow for mandated reporters, structured for state training rules.
Domestic violence CE courses
Matched on the topic, not on New York's rules. Check your own renewal requirements before you count these hours.
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Every New York hour, one payment
Domestic violence CE plus the rest of your New York requirement, unlimited for a year.
One-time payment · unlimited contact hours for 12 months · certificates the moment you finish.
Common questions
- Does New York require domestic violence CE?
- Yes. The New York State Education Department, Office of the Professions lists Child Abuse Identification & Reporting (one-time, RN).
- Is online domestic violence CE accepted in New York?
- Yes — self-paced online coursework from an approved provider is accepted. Your certificate names the topic, which is what a board audit asks for.
- How does New York receive the hours?
- Spreadsheet/CSV export at audit; user retains records
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