NP · CRNA · CNM · CNS
Guam APRN continuing education requirements
30 hours
APRN, NP, CRNA and CNM requirements
Verified Sep 10, 2026
- Advanced practice CE
- 30 hours
- Renewal period
- 2 years
- Pharmacology
- 5 pharmacology contact hours. 5 Pharmacotherapeutics/Pharmacology for APRNs with prescriptive authority
- Who it applies to
- APRNs with prescriptive authority
- Controlled substances / opioids
- Yes, for APRNs with prescriptive authority
- Pain and opioid content
- None identified as a separate requirement
- Prescriptive authority
- Yes
- Who approves the course
- Guam Board of Nurse Examiners (GBNE) / Guam DPHSS
- Accepted providers
- Qualifying CE activities; Board may audit documentation
What the board publishes
Verified Sep 10, 2026
- Renewal period
- RN/LPN: Renewal is based on the license period established by the NMI Board.
- RN requirement
- 30 CE/2 yrs (verify current Board rule)
- LPN / LVN requirement
- 30 CE/2 yrs (verify current Board rule)
- Mandatory topics
- Verify current CE/competency requirements
- Required courses
- RN: 30+ CE hours during the last license period, including the Board's required Substance Use Disorder-related CE. LPN: 30+ CE hours, including SUD-related CE. The Board lists approved online CE providers for the SUD requirement. CE records must be retained for 3 years. (NMI Board of Nursing)
- Good to know
- The current NMI Board requires licensees to maintain CE documentation for 3 years. The Board's current CE form states that the nurse must have completed 30 hours or more of CE during the last license period. NMI also now specifically requires Substance Use Disorder (SUD) CE for all licensees. (NMI Board of Nursing)
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