Utah Veterinary CE Requirements
Continuing education requirements for DVMs and vet techs in Utah. Last verified 2025-02-15.
DVM Requirements
VeterinariansVet Tech Requirements
Vet TechniciansNot licensed
Utah does not license vet techs
State Board Contact
Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing
Visit Official Board WebsiteLast verified: 2025-02-15
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many CE hours do veterinarians need in Utah?
DVMs in Utah are required to complete 24/2yr of continuing education on a biennial basis. Up to 24 hrs can be completed online.
Does Utah require CE for vet techs?
Utah does not license veterinary technicians.
When is the veterinary license renewal deadline in Utah?
The veterinary license renewal deadline in Utah is Sep 30 even yrs.
Where can I find approved CE providers for Utah?
Check with the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing 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 Utah veterinary CE requirements. Requirements can change at any time. Always verify current requirements with the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing before making compliance decisions.
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