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Athletic Training
Continuing Education
 CE Course and Tracking Information. Continuing education information for licensees and CE providers

For Initial Licensure

Athletic Trainers are required to submit proof of completion of the following continuing education (CE) upon initial licensure:

  • Two (2) hours relating to prevention of medical errors
  • Current certification in cardiovascular pulmonary resuscitation with an automated external defibrillator from the American Red Cross, the American Heart Association, American Safety and Health Institute, the National Safety Council, or an entity approved by the Board as equivalent.

For Initial Licensure Renewal

Athletic Trainers initially licensed within the second half of the biennium must complete 12 hours of approved CE to include the following:

  • One (1) hour of HIV/AIDS education
  • Two (2) hours of prevention of medical errors
  • Current certification in cardiovascular pulmonary resuscitation with an automated external defibrillator from the American Red Cross, the American Heart Association, American Safety and Health Institute, the National Safety Council, or an entity approved by the Board as equivalent.

Athletic trainers who receive an initial license during the 90 days preceding a renewal period shall not be required to complete any CE for that renewal period.

Licensees initially licensed within the first half of the biennium must complete the 24 hours of approved CE outlined below

For Licensure Renewal Following Initial Renewal

Every licensee must complete 24 hours of approved CE within the biennium for which they are claimed. The requirements are:

  • Two (2) hour course relating to prevention of medical errors
  • One (1) hour of HIV/AIDS
  • Current certification in cardiovascular pulmonary resuscitation with an automated external defibrillator from the American Red Cross, the American Heart Association, American Safety and Health Institute, the National Safety Council, or an entity approved by the Board as equivalent.

See Rule 64B33-2.003, F.A.C. for more information about continuing education requirements.

 

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