CE class for school nursing

I am also in Texas, the local education service center here.
we refer to as region 12 has workshops and some of those workshops will give CE hours.

There is a good yearly School Nurse Conference in June in Temple, Tx.

The annual NASN conference! Expensive but worth every single penny!! Also check with your state association

I get a lot of mine off of the txhealthsteps.com. They offer some free ? online courses that cover topics applicable to school nurses. When you go on their webpage, you should see "COURSES" at the top of the page. Click on COURSES. Then, under the "Course Finder" box, select "course" under the Format and then FIND. You should now be able to access the courses that give you CE credit. While some (like Breastfeeding) won't apply there are ones on Concussions, Culturally Effective Care, Diabetes, Immunizations, Mental Health, etc. that would definitely be applicable to School Nursing/Pediatrics.

The larger children's hospitals offer summer courses (usually 6ish hours) of education. You can attend remotely.

2 hours ago, pennyeary said:

I am also in Texas, the local education service center here.
we refer to as region 12 has workshops and some of those workshops will give CE hours.

Where and when? I need some CE credits for CMA

Region 12 in Waco holds a 2 day Nurse's Conference in June.

1 hour ago, caretakerofkids said:

I get a lot of mine off of the txhealthsteps.com. They offer some free ? online courses that cover topics applicable to school nurses. When you go on their webpage, you should see "COURSES" at the top of the page. Click on COURSES. Then, under the "Course Finder" box, select "course" under the Format and then FIND. You should now be able to access the courses that give you CE credit. While some (like Breastfeeding) won't apply there are ones on Concussions, Culturally Effective Care, Diabetes, Immunizations, Mental Health, etc. that would definitely be applicable to School Nursing/Pediatrics.

Thank you so much for the information.

Texas here too! I get a lot of them from Children's Health https://cmcd.community360.net/default.aspx and their CNE program. They're all online so its been awesome to squeeze them in when I have a little free window or just need to break away from my "to-do list"