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Texas Free nursing CE for nurses
Free courses carry the same certificate, the same contact hours and the same instant reporting as paid courses — no card required.
- Instant certificate
- Finish on your phone
- Accepted online CE
How Texas words this requirement
Texas does not name free nursing CE as a separate mandated topic. These hours count toward your general contact-hour total for the Texas Board of Nursing.
- Courses available
- 1 courses
- Reporting
- Self-report
- Compact state
- Yes
- Last verified
- 2026-06-22
Source: Placeholder citation: 22 TAC §216.3 (admin-managed field).. Texas Board of Nursing
Free nursing CE written for Texas
These courses name Texas in their own records.
Recognize trafficking indicators, respond safely and connect patients with resources — meets one-time state mandates.
Free nursing CE courses
Matched on the topic, not on Texas's rules. Check your own renewal requirements before you count these hours.
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Every Texas hour, one payment
Free nursing CE plus the rest of your Texas requirement, unlimited for a year.
One-time payment · unlimited contact hours for 12 months · certificates the moment you finish.
Common questions
- Does Texas require free nursing CE CE?
- Texas does not list free nursing CE as a separately named mandated topic, but these hours still count toward your general contact-hour total. Confirm current rules with the Texas Board of Nursing.
- Is online free nursing CE CE accepted in Texas?
- 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 Texas receive the hours?
- User self-attestation; audit on request
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