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North Dakota Veterinary Technician CE Requirements (2026)

01 In short

  • LVT12 hours every 2 years; renewal by December 31 in even-numbered years.

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

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03 Requirements

North Dakota LVT CE requirements at a glance

CE required
12hours
Renewal cycle
2 years
Deadline
Dec 31, even yrs
Reporting
Attestation
Renewal deadline
By December 31 in even-numbered years
Accepted credit
Programs of veterinary or vet-tech associations, board-approved seminars, AAVSB RACE programs, college wet labs, objective commercial presentations (approval); exchange program and board meeting attendance limited
Online limit
25% of hours
Renewal fee
$30
New licensees
Licensed fewer than 24 months before the even-year renewal: requirement adjusted proportionally.
Audits & records
Proof of attendance on request; verification may be through a third-party database.

Good to know. License renewed annually by Dec 31 ($30); CE (12 h in prior 24 months, at least 9 in person/live virtual) certified at even-year renewals. Board: 2026 renewal still uses previous rules, 8 hours.

Source: www.ndbvme.org · N.D. Admin. Code 87-03-02-01 and 87-03-02-03 (amended eff. 4/1/2026) · checked Oct 28, 2026

04 Conferences in North Dakota

  • 2027 NDVMA Annual Meeting

    Bismarck, ND

05 Questions

Which CE courses count for veterinary technicians in North Dakota?

Programs of veterinary or vet-tech associations, board-approved seminars, AAVSB RACE programs, college wet labs, objective commercial presentations (approval); exchange program and board meeting attendance limited.

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

12 hours every 2 years.

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

Licenses renew by December 31 in even-numbered years (2 years cycle).

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