Hawaii Continuing Education Requirements

Continuing education (CE) for licensed professionals in Hawaii is set by each profession's own state board — Board of Professional Engineers, Architects, Surveyors & Landscape Architects, Hawaii Board of Public Accountancy, Hawaii Board of Physical Therapy, Board of Professional Engineers, Architects, Surveyors and Landscape Architects, Hawaii Real Estate Commission (HIREC), and Hawaii Board of Nursing. Every board sets its own contact-hour total, renewal cycle, and mandatory subjects. Compare all 6 professions below, then open a profession for the full Hawaii breakdown.

6
Professions Covered
16–80
Contact-Hour Range
5/5
Allow Online CE
6
Licensing Boards
Disclaimer: Requirements are set by each Hawaii licensing board and may change. Always verify with your state board before making CE decisions.

Hawaii CE Requirements at a Glance

Profession Contact Hours Renewal Cycle Online? Key Topics
Architect 16 2 yr Yes Public Protection / Health, Safety & Welfare (HSW) View →
CPA (Certified Public Accountant) 80 2 yr Yes Ethics or Professional Conduct View →
Physical Therapist (PT) 30 2 yr Yes Ethics, Laws, and Rules (Jurisprudence), Life Support for Health Care Professionals (CPR/BLS) View →
Professional Engineer (PE) None View →
Real Estate Agent / Broker 20 2 yr Yes Commission-Designated Core Course Part A, Commission-Designated Core Course Part B View →
Registered Nurse (RN) 30 2 yr Yes View →

Notable Hawaii Requirements

Specific mandates Hawaii boards impose that often trip up license holders:

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Hawaii Licensing Boards

CE requirements on this page are sourced from each profession's official Hawaii board:

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