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Georgia Pharmacology CE for nurses

Pharmacology hours are a separate, non-negotiable subtotal for most prescribing APRNs and count toward the general total for RNs and LPN/LVNs. A course only counts as pharmacology when the certificate says so.

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How Georgia words this requirement

Georgia does not name pharmacology as a separate mandated topic. These hours count toward your general contact-hour total for the Georgia Board of Nursing.

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Last verified
2026-06-11

Source: Placeholder citation: Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. 410-13 (admin-managed field).. Georgia Board of Nursing

Pharmacology CE courses

Matched on the topic, not on Georgia's rules. Check your own renewal requirements before you count these hours.

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Common questions

Does Georgia require pharmacology CE?
Georgia does not list pharmacology as a separately named mandated topic, but these hours still count toward your general contact-hour total. Confirm current rules with the Georgia Board of Nursing.
Is online pharmacology CE accepted in Georgia?
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 Georgia receive the hours?
CE Broker (electronic reporting)

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