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North Dakota Pharmacy Technician CE Requirements (2026)

01 In short

  • Registered Pharmacy Technician: 10 hours every year; renewal on a fixed date set by the board.

Official source: the state licensing board · checked Oct 28, 2026

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03 Requirements

North Dakota Registered Pharmacy Technician CE requirements at a glance

CE required
10hours
Renewal cycle
1 year
Deadline
On license
Reporting
Attestation
Renewal deadline
On a fixed date set by the board
Accepted credit
Approved pharmacy technician continuing education
Renewal fee
$35
Carryover
No carryover, except hours earned in the 12 months before a reporting period may count in either period (not both).
New licensees
Not required for the first renewal of a registration.
Audits & records
Keep own records 2 years; proof on board request. Missing hours may mean suspension.

Alternatives & exemptions. Board may grant a waiver. Inactive technicians need no CE; reactivation needs 10 hours or current national certification.

Good to know. Annual registration; CE reporting period March 1-end of February. Half of the $35 fee goes to the Northland Association of Pharmacy Technicians.

Source: ndlegis.gov · N.D. Admin. Code §61-02-07.1-10 · checked Oct 28, 2026

04 Questions

Which CE courses count for pharmacy technicians in North Dakota?

Approved pharmacy technician continuing education.

How many CE hours do pharmacy technicians need in North Dakota?

10 hours every year.

How do I verify a pharmacy technician license in North Dakota?

Use the license lookup of the North Dakota State Board of Pharmacy (nodakpharmacy.com); the board's own record is the primary source. CE status itself is checked by the board at renewal.

When is the renewal deadline for pharmacy technicians in North Dakota?

Licenses renew on a fixed date set by the board (1 year cycle).

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