Continuing Education

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The links below are added to the Nevada State Board of Pharmacy’s website as a courtesy and ANY technical difficulties must be addressed directly through the provider, including charges, not loading and missing certificates.

Online Law Programs

The Nevada State Board of Pharmacy offers a convenient way for pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and technicians in training to obtain their one hour of pharmacy law continuing education unit.

Click "Enroll in Course for Free"
Complete the registration form and click "Sign Up". If you are already enrolled in Teachable.com, click "Log In with a School Account" and enter your email address and password and you may skip step 3.
Once you are enrolled, you will receive an email requiring you to confirm your email address. You must confirm your email address to receive your Certificate of Completion.
Click "Continue to Course"
Click "Start"

You are allowed to retake the quiz ONE time. You must watch every second of the video and pass the quiz with 80% to receive a Certificate of Completion. If you pass the quiz and cannot click the "Complete and Continue" button, it means the entire video was not watched. You will need to replay the entire video to receive credit. You must retain your certificate of completion for four years per NAC 639.390.

This law CE is NOT reported to CPE Monitor.

Calculation of Pharmacists’ Continuing Education Hours

Pharmacists’ Continuing Education hours are calculated at a rate of 1.25 hours per month. Each cycle runs from November 1 of one odd year to October 31 of the following odd year. You are exempt from CE for the first 2 years after graduation only.

Example 1

If your license expires on October 31, 2009 and you graduated in June 2008, then you would be exempt from CE until June 2010 and would not owe any CE to renew your license.

Example 2:

If your license expires on October 31, 2009 and you graduated in May 2007, then you would calculate 1.25 hours per month from May 2009 until Oct 2009 – you would owe 7.5 hours.

Example 3:

If your license expires on October 31, 2009 and your graduation exemption period ends prior to November 1, 2007 then the calculation would be 1.25 hours per month from November 1, 2007 through October 31, 2009 – you would owe the full 30 hours.

Continuing Education Requirements

All pharmacists living or practicing in the state of Nevada are required to obtain one hour of approved Nevada law CE in order to renew their pharmacists license. These are the ways to obtain the Nevada Law CE:

Pharmacists can attend a live program where someone from the board is presenting the information. We will post those to the web site as we become aware of them.
Pharmacists can attend, in person, one full day of a board meeting to receive CE credit. In addition to the one hour of law, it will also provide three hours of acceptable Continuing Education. Certificates will be handed out at the end of the meeting and must be retained in your records as proof of attendance.
Pharmacists can take the free law CE program provided by the Nevada Board of Pharmacy (please refer to the above section labeled "Online Law Programs".

Registered Pharmacist Continuing Education Requirements

For your reference, you can review the Nevada Law.

For the Nevada Registered Pharmacist continued education requirements, please refer to NAC 639.330
For the Nevada Registered Pharmacist exceptions to the requirement of continuing education, please refer to NAC 639.335.

Continuing Education Requirements for Pharmaceutical Technicians and Pharmaceutical Technicians in Training

Pharmacy technicians living or practicing in NEVADA are required to complete one hour of an approved Nevada Law continuing education (CE) prior to renewal. A copy of the completed CE must be maintained at the pharmacy employing the pharmacy technician.

Pharmaceutical technicians-in-training are also required to complete one hour of an approved Nevada Law CE prior to renewal.

There has been confusion regarding CE requirements for pharmacy technicians. Nevada law requires that if you are employed in a Nevada pharmacy, you must complete 12-hours of in-service training during the 2-year period immediately preceding the renewal of your registration. Your managing pharmacist must approve and maintain a written record of your training and those records are to be maintained in the pharmacy and will be checked during the annual pharmacy inspection. A pharmacy technician may use the CE hours completed for recertification by the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board as their 12-hours of in-service training required during the 2-year period immediately preceding the renewal of registration. Should this option be chosen, documentation must be maintained in the pharmacy for inspection. The Nevada Law CE may NOT be substituted by any other program. DO NOT SEND YOUR RECORDS TO THE BOARD WITH YOUR RENEWAL FORM.

Upcoming Continuing Education Programs

Nevada WebIZ

Nevada WebIZ offers training sessions in locations around the state. Attendance is recommended for all new Nevada WebIZ users. All Nevada WEBIZ Training sessions are offered at no cost. Continuing education units are available for nurses and pharmacists that complete a Nevada WebIZ training session!! Periodically, “view-only” classes are offered- some, scheduled through the Nevada Registry, provide continuing education credit for child care providers! Click the link above or contact our trainers for more details.”

Nevada WebIZ User Training Opportunities!

Nevada State Law requires all immunizations administered in Nevada to be reported to Nevada WebIZ, the statewide immunization registry. The registry is easy to use, but training is always recommended to ensure the best experience possible. The Nevada WebIZ team offers a variety of user training options throughout Nevada each month. Attendance of New User Training entitles students to 2-3 CE hours through the Board of Pharmacy (as well as the Board of Nursing), depending on the type of class chosen. Nevada WebIZ plans to request CE’s be granted for attendance at Advanced Reports Training as well. Register today.

Upcoming CE Programs for the Las Vegas Area

September 28, 2026 10AM-11AM PST (1 CEU)

Assembly Bill 156 (AB156) expanded access to treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD) in Nevada by authorizing qualified pharmacists to prescribe and dispense medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) under specific conditions. Since the legislation took effect, implementation has continued to evolve through Board regulations and clinical practice. Click here for more information.

If you would like to attend an in-person Board Meeting for CE Credit, please refer to our Board Meeting Schedule.

Upcoming CE Programs for the Carson City Area

None scheduled at this time.