Wash. Admin. Code § 246-933-445 - Categories and methods of continuing education activities
(1) Categories of
continuing education:
(a) Scientific or
clinical. A minimum of twenty scientific or clinical credit hours must be
earned in any two-year reporting period. Credits must be obtained through
education offered by an approved provider listed in WAC
246-933-460.
(b) Practice management or professional
development. A maximum of ten practice management or professional development
credit hours may be claimed in any two-year reporting period. Credits must be
obtained through education offered by an approved provider listed in WAC
246-933-460.
(2) Methods by which continuing
education may be obtained:
(a) Live attended
course. There is no limit for credit hours earned through live courses attended
remotely, provided that attendees have the documented opportunity to question
the instructor, hear the questions of other attendees, and receive responses in
real time. The course must be obtained through education offered by an approved
provider listed in WAC
246-933-460.
(b) Teaching. A maximum of ten teaching
credit hours may be claimed in any two-year reporting period. Qualifying
courses must either meet the criteria under WAC
246-933-460
or must be presented through an accredited health care learning institution.
Courses must be presented to veterinarians, other credentialed health care
providers, or students of health care professions. Three credit hours will be
granted for each course hour taught. Credit will be granted for only the first
time a course is taught.
(c)
Preprogrammed materials. Preprogrammed educational materials are noninteractive
and may be presented in any form of printed or electronic media. A maximum of
ten credit hours may be claimed in any two-year reporting period for completion
of preprogrammed educational materials. The materials must be obtained through
education offered by an approved provider listed in WAC
246-933-460,
and must require successful completion of an examination or
assessment.
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