UPDATED: Announcement from Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC)

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) requires licensed professionals to complete continuing competence (CC) activities to maintain their professional licensure. 

What CCU hours are required for license renewal in Texas? 

Profession Total Hours Mandatory Elective 
Cosmetology 4 2 2 
Counselor 24 10 14 
Dental Assistants 6 3 6 
Dental Hygienist 24 16 8 
Dentist 24 20 4 
Funeral 16 6 10 
Marriage and Family Counselor 30 10 20 
Massage Therapy 12 1 12 
Nursing: APN 20 2 18 
Nursing: LVN/LPN 20 2 18 
Nursing: RN 20 2 18 
Occupational Therapy Assistants 24 1 23 
Occupational Therapy 24 1 23 
Pharmacy Technician 20 2 18 
Pharmacy 30 2 28 
Physical Therapy Assistants 20 3 17 
Physical Therapy 30 3 27 
Physician: DO 48 4 44 
Physician: MD 48 5 43 
Physician: PA 40 3 37 
Psychology 40 13 27 
Respiratory Therapy 24 3 21 
Social Work 30 10 20 

PLEASE NOTE: This information is provided as a resource only and is subject to change. For more detailed information on your requirements, we recommend checking with your state board.   

Where can I complete my Texas CC activities? 

Elite Learning is an approved provider of CCU hours for Texas licensed professionals. Get your hours in one convenient package or unlock unlimited access with Passport Membership.  

Jurisprudence Assessment Module (TX JAM) 

  • All licensees must complete the Jurisprudence Assessment Module (TX JAM) as part of their total continuing competence requirements. 

Human Trafficking 

Texas licensed professionals must also complete a Human Trafficking course.  

  • Licensed cosmetologists can complete the Human Trafficking requirement from Elite Learning.  

Where can I get help if I have additional questions about my CE requirements? 

For questions regarding your Elite Learning courses or membership, contact a member of our friendly customer service team via email or call us at 1-888-857-6920. For questions regarding the human trafficking prevention training, contact the Texas Health and Human Services Commission.