License renewal · VT
Vermont veterinary
CE requirements.
Vermont veterinarians need 24 hours every 2 years to renew.
Veterinarians
24hours
every 2 years
The board rule text could not be read. Confirm the current hours with the Office of Professional Regulation.
Your renewal at a glance
Pace it, don’t cram it.
Veterinarians
24hours
Veterinary technicians
Not confirmed from an official source yet. Check with the board or your state technician association.
What counts in Vermont.
Veterinarians
State law caps the requirement at 24 hours every two years.
Exemptions, prorated first-renewal hours, and approved-provider rules can apply. Keep your certificates in case of an audit.
How Vermont compares.
At about 12 hours a year, Vermont sits below the middle of all states (15 hours a year). Totals are converted to a per-year pace so different cycles compare fairly.
Free CE to get started
Chip away at your 24 hours.
Many boards accept RACE-approved CE, but some states limit online and self-study hours. Confirm a course counts in Vermont before relying on it.
Vermont CE,
answered.
How many CE hours do veterinarians need in Vermont?
Vermont veterinarians need 24 hours every 2 years to renew their license (about 12 per year). State law caps the requirement at 24 hours every two years. Source: 26 V.S.A. §2426.
How many CE hours do vet techs need in Vermont?
We could not confirm a technician CE requirement for Vermont from an official source. Check with the state board or your technician association before you renew.
Can Vermont veterinarians complete CE online?
The sources we reviewed for Vermont do not state a general limit on online hours. Confirm format rules and approved providers with the board before relying on online courses.