Pennsylvania Nursing Continuing Education
CE courses and packages that help you fulfill your RN, CRNP or LPN requirements
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Pennsylvania Nursing Continuing Education
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Pennsylvania Nursing CE Packages
These CE packages were designed specifically to meet your Pennsylvania nursing license requirements.
Mandatory Courses
These course topics are required by the state of Pennsylvania for nursing license renewal.
Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting in Pennsylvania, 2nd edition (Initial Licensure)
Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting in Pennsylvania, 2nd edition (Renewal Licensure)
Supporting Organ and Tissue Donation in Clinical Settings: The Pennsylvania Requirement
Nursing CE Course Options
Explore the full library of individual nursing CE courses, covering a wide variety of topics and specialties.
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The Western Schools In-Depth CE Series
Browse advanced courses from our sister company, Western Schools, that dive deeply into topics critical to patient care and professional development, all while fulfilling your CE requirements.
In-Depth Course Bundles
Whether you need to expand your knowledge in your current area of specialty, gain a better understanding of issues impacting nursing practice, or simply learn something new, these course bundles are designed to give you in-depth information to enhance your skills.
Mailed CE Book
Get the Pennsylvania Nursing Continuing Education course book for RNs mailed directly to you by clicking the card below and adding to your cart. If the book cannot be added to your cart, that means we’re out of stock at the moment. But you can still get started right away! Once you click the card below, you’ll see instructions on how to download a PDF of the course book.
Order Physical Book by Mail: 3 Hour PA Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting
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FAQs
Pennsylvania RNs need 30 contact hours of continuing education every 2-year renewal cycle. Of those, 2 hours must be in Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting, and 28 hours are electives.
No. Pennsylvania LPNs only need 2 total CE hours per renewal cycle, consisting solely of the mandatory Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting course. This is significantly less than the 30 hours required for RNs and APNs. The current LPN license expiration date is June 30, 2026.
Pennsylvania RN and APN license expiration dates vary by individual — check your specific date through the Pennsylvania Department of State website. Pennsylvania LPN licenses have a fixed expiration of June 30, 2026. All required CE must be completed before your renewal date.
All Pennsylvania nurses (RN, LPN, and APN) must complete 2 hours of Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting each renewal cycle. APNs with prescriptive authority need an additional 2 hours in Pain Management, Identification of Addiction, and Practices of Prescribing/Dispensing Opioids.
Yes. Pennsylvania has no online limitations for continuing education. All required contact hours, including the mandatory Child Abuse course, can be completed through approved online CE providers.
Pennsylvania APNs need 30 total CE hours per renewal cycle, including 2 hours in Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting and 2 hours in Pain Management/Opioid Prescribing (for those with prescriptive authority). DEA-registered APNs must also complete a one-time 8-hour MATE Act training.
No roster submission is required. Pennsylvania uses an attestation system where you certify compliance at renewal. However, you must retain your CE certificates, as the Board may audit your records at any time.
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