CE Progress Tracking and Requirements

Understanding Your CE Obligations

Stephanie Valentin

Last Update 3 maanden geleden

Different credentials and licenses have varying continuing education requirements. This guide helps you track progress toward meeting all your professional obligations.


Common CE Requirements for Addiction Counselors:


  • State License: Varies by state (typically 20-40 hours every 1-2 years)
  • NAADAC Certifications: 40-46 hours every 2 years (depending on credential level)
  • Master Addiction Counselor (MAC): 100 hours every 5 years
  • Specialty Certifications: Additional requirements may apply


Tracking Your Progress

Platform Progress Tracking:

  • CE Compliance Training series shows completion status in your browser
  • Completed courses remain marked for easy reference
  • Progress indicators show "X of 12 completed"


Personal Record Keeping:

  • Download certificates immediately upon course completion
  • Maintain a spreadsheet tracking all CE activities
  • Note which requirements each course satisfies
  • Keep records for audit purposes (typically 3-5 years)


Certificate Management

  • All completed CE courses email certificates automatically
  • Certificates also available in your member hub under Courses & Certificates
  • Download as PDFs for submission to licensing boards
  • Include provider information, course hours, and completion dates


Planning Your Annual CE Strategy

  1. Identify all your requirements - List every credential needing CE
  2. Find the highest requirement - Plan for the most hours needed
  3. Choose courses that count for multiple credentials - Maximize efficiency
  4. Track deadlines - Set calendar reminders for renewal dates


Audit Preparation Keep detailed records including:

  • Course completion certificates
  • Provider approval documentation
  • Date and method of completion
  • Hours earned and categories fulfilled


Questions About Requirements? Contact your licensing board or certification body directly for specific questions about what counts toward your obligations.

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