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Utah license renewal

Utah nursing CE renewal requirements

Utah RNs renew every two years and must show continued competence. Continuing education is one way to meet it: 30 contact hours.

Utah APRNs renew every two years. There is no general CE hour minimum, only the specific topics the state requires, listed below.

✓ Verified October 8, 2026 against Utah’s board of nursing, state rules and the Nurse Licensure Compact. Sources are listed below.

At a glance

Renewal cycle
Every two years
RN continuing education
30 contact hours or another competence option
APRN continuing education
Required topics only
Nurse Licensure Compact
Yes, a member state
Reports to CE Broker
Not confirmed

Required topics

“Part of the total” hours count toward the overall requirement; “on top of the total” hours are extra.

RNs

TopicHoursHow oftenCounts
Suicide prevention trainingAll RNs - at least one approved online course0.5Every renewalPart of the total

APRNs (in addition to RN requirements)

TopicHoursHow oftenCounts
Controlled substance prescribingAPRNs/CRNAs with controlled-substance prescribing authority3.5Every renewalPart of the total

RN renewal in detail

APRN renewal in detail

Using HIVE Nurse for your hours

HIVE Nurse is approved as a provider of continuing nursing education by the Florida Board of Nursing (CE Provider #50-57054). Boards differ on whether they accept CE from a provider approved by another state’s board, so check Utah’s rules before you count a course.

The renewal checker builds your own list from these rules and can remind you before your license expires.

Sources

Rules change. Your board’s website is the final word.