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Appendix C. Completion Documents for Continuing Education Courses <br />Students who complete continuing education courses may be eligible to earn Certificate of <br />Continuing Education or a Certificate of Completion. The number of earned CEs depend on <br />various factors, e.g. the student's credentials, number of hours in class, approving agency rules. <br />Students should confirm with the office staff the number of CEs eligible given their individual <br />details. Students must confirm with their licensing agency the requirements for maintaining <br />their license and approved providers. <br />For IV Therapy and Blood Withdrawal LVN Certification course, once certified, students do not <br />have to renew the certifications if the student's license remains current. <br />In the table below, the various agencies and their approval types and numbers are listed for <br />Certificates of Continuing Education. The right most column provides information on the <br />Certificate of Completion. Approved CE provider and course approval numbers are listed. In <br />some cases, the agency only approves at the institution level and does not approve at the <br />course level. <br />The BRN and OCEMS agencies only approve a provider at the institutional level. Their <br />regulations and guidelines direct institutions to provide courses and do not require individual <br />course approval, and guidelines are provided on what is considered eligible for credit. The <br />institutional provider numbers are listed. The BVNPT provides both institutional and course <br />approval and these two approval numbers are listed. The ASRT only provides course level <br />approval and the course approval number is listed. The RT does not have a formal CE provider <br />approval process and relies on the BRN approval as the CE acceptance criteria. <br />The right column lists the Certificate of Completion contact hours that a student can earn if <br />eligible. Blank cells mean that no contact hours are available, and no Certificate of Completion <br />can be earned. <br />Example: Two courses for RNs that only offer the Certificate of Completion and not a <br />Certificate of Continuing Education were based on the evaluation against the RN guidelines for <br />what is considered eligible for credit. These two courses were deemed to fall outside eligibility. <br />However, the Ventilator Training course was eligible for credit. <br />GMCCatalog-220101v4 60 <br />