North Carolina Veterinary CE Requirements
Continuing education requirements for DVMs and vet techs in North Carolina. Last verified 2025-02-15.
DVM Requirements
VeterinariansVet Tech Requirements
Vet TechniciansMandatory Topics
- 2 hrs opioid/controlled substance
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North Carolina Veterinary Medical Board
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many CE hours do veterinarians need in North Carolina?
DVMs in North Carolina are required to complete 30/2yr of continuing education on a biennial basis. Contact the state board for online CE limits.
What are the vet tech CE requirements in North Carolina?
Veterinary technicians in North Carolina must complete 12/2yr of continuing education on a biennial basis.
When is the veterinary license renewal deadline in North Carolina?
The veterinary license renewal deadline in North Carolina is Dec 31 even yrs.
Are there mandatory CE topics in North Carolina?
Yes. North Carolina requires specific CE topics: 2 hrs opioid/controlled substance. These must be included as part of your total CE hours.
Where can I find approved CE providers for North Carolina?
Check with the North Carolina Veterinary Medical Board for a list of approved CE providers. Most states accept AAVSB RACE-approved courses and AVMA-accredited programs. Visit the state board website for the most current approved provider list.
Disclaimer: This page provides general reference information about North Carolina veterinary CE requirements. Requirements can change at any time. Always verify current requirements with the North Carolina Veterinary Medical Board before making compliance decisions.
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