Log CE hours toward this renewal
Pick your state and license type to see the continuing education hours and mandatory topics your board requires this cycle, log the courses you have finished, and export renewal reminders as a calendar file. This is a tracker only — it does not award CE credit.
This log lives in this browser. Clear cookies and it is gone. Trust keeps the dates on your iPhone.
Cycle: 2 yrs; by assigned group · 24 CE hours.
- Human trafficking CE (1 hour, one-time) — 1 hrs (every renewal)
- Prevention of medical errors CE (2 hours) — 2 hrs (every renewal)
- Florida laws & rules CE (2 hours) — 2 hrs (every renewal)
- Recognizing impairment in the workplace (2 hours) — 2 hrs (every renewal)
- Human trafficking CE (1 hour, one-time) — 1 hrs
- Prevention of medical errors CE (2 hours) — 2 hrs
- Florida laws & rules CE (2 hours) — 2 hrs
- Recognizing impairment in the workplace (2 hours) — 2 hrs
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On your iPhone. We never see it.
CE certificates themselves are stored in the app — the web cannot attach PDFs into Trust.
Trust is not a licensing board and does not award CE credit. Confirm requirements on the official portal before you pay. Tracker only, not a CE provider and not CE Broker. Report hours on your board's official portal.
CE questions
Does this award CE credit?
No. This is a tracker only. CE credit comes from an approved provider, and your board — or CE Broker where your state uses it — is the system of record.
Where is my CE log stored?
In this browser's local storage under trust.ce.v1. Clear your cookies or open a private window and it is gone. Trust keeps credential dates on your iPhone instead.
Do Florida and Texas use CE Broker?
Florida requires CE reporting through CE Broker, and some Texas licensees use it voluntarily. Trust is not CE Broker — report your hours on the official portal.
Does BLS count toward CE hours?
It depends on the board. Several states accept resuscitation courses toward hours, others do not; California generally requires a BRN provider number. Check your state's CE row.