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Alabama
Standard CE requirement: 16 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference: Continuing Education Requirements.
Arizona
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference
Arkansas
Standard CE requirement: 18 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference: codeofarrules.arkansas.gov.
California
Standard CE requirement: No CE required for CAMTC certification renewal. Local requirements may apply. Reporting period: CAMTC certification renews every 2 years. Verify local requirements.
Colorado
Standard CE requirement: No routine CE requirement for standard license renewal. Reinstatement requirements differ. Reporting period: License renews every 2 years. Board reference: ABMP.
Connecticut
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours. Reporting period: Every 4 years. Board reference: portal.ct.gov.
Delaware
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference: dpr.delaware.gov.
District of Columbia
Standard CE requirement: 14 hours. Reporting period: Standard 2-year period. Transition adjustments may apply. Board reference: dohenterprise.my.salesforce-sites.com.
Florida
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference: floridasmassagetherapy.gov.
Georgia
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Renewal deadline is October 31 in even-numbered years. Board reference: Georgia Secretary of State.
Hawaii
Standard CE requirement: 12 hours, including 2 hours of qualifying emergency-related training. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference: cca.hawaii.gov.
Idaho
Standard CE requirement: Confirm current CE hours directly with the board. Available summaries conflict following rule and renewal changes. Reporting period: Transitioning to a 2-year license cycle. Board reference: ABMP.
Illinois
Standard CE requirement: 25 hours for the current renewal requirements. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference: Massage Therapy.
Indiana
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours. Reporting period: Every 4 years. Board reference: secure.in.gov.
Iowa
Standard CE requirement: 16 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference: Iowa Administrative Rules.
Kansas
Standard CE requirement: No statewide massage license or statewide massage CE requirement. Local rules may apply. Reporting period: Check local jurisdiction. Board reference: ABMP.
Kentucky
Standard CE requirement: 12 hours, including 3 hours of ethics. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference: Legislative Research Commission.
Louisiana
Standard CE requirement: 12 hours. Reporting period: Each year. Board reference: labmt.org.
Maine
Standard CE requirement: No routine massage CE requirement. Reporting period: License renews annually. Board reference: ABMP.
Maryland
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours. Required subject areas and separate CPR requirements apply. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference
Massachusetts
Standard CE requirement: 3 hours addressing qualifying ethical obligations or human-trafficking issues. Reporting period: During the 12 months before renewal. Board reference: Mass.gov.
Michigan
Standard CE requirement: 18 hours. Reporting period: Every 3 years. Board reference
Minnesota
Standard CE requirement: No statewide massage license or statewide massage CE requirement. Local rules may apply. Reporting period: Check local jurisdiction. Board reference: ABMP.
Mississippi
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours across the renewal period, with 12 hours each calendar year. Reporting period: 2-year renewal period. Annual CE obligation applies. Board reference: MassageData.
Missouri
Standard CE requirement: 12 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference.
Montana
Standard CE requirement: 12 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. License renewal and CE reporting schedules differ. Board reference: boards.bsd.dli.mt.gov.
Nebraska
Standard CE requirement: 16 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference: dhhs.ne.gov.
Nevada
Standard CE requirement: Current board FAQ lists 6 hours following a recent change. Confirm applicability to your renewal. Reporting period: Verify current renewal instructions. Board reference: massagetherapy.nv.gov.
New Hampshire
Standard CE requirement: 12 hours. Reporting period: Every 2-year licensing period. Board reference: gc.nh.gov.
New Jersey
Standard CE requirement: 20 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference.
New Mexico
Standard CE requirement: 16 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference: www.rld.nm.gov.
New York
Standard CE requirement: 36 hours from acceptable sponsors and activities. Reporting period: Every 3-year registration period. Board reference: op.nysed.gov.
North Carolina
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours for a standard renewal period. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Shorter initial periods differ. Board reference: www.bmbt.org.
North Dakota
Standard CE requirement: Requirements vary with years of active practice. The standard requirement is 24 hours, with reduced requirements for qualifying experienced practitioners. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Confirm your category. Board reference
Ohio
Standard CE requirement: A new CE statute takes effect October 6, 2026. Confirm required hours and implementation with the board. Reporting period: Do not rely on older summaries stating that no CE is required. Board reference: Ohio Revised Code.
Oklahoma
Standard CE requirement: 5 hours. Reporting period: Each year, within a biennial licensing system. Board reference: Board reference.
Oregon
Standard CE requirement: 25 hours. Reporting period: Every 2-year renewal period. Board reference: secure.sos.state.or.us.
Pennsylvania
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference.
Rhode Island
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours for the July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2027 period. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference: Department of Health.
South Carolina
Standard CE requirement: 12 hours total, with 6 hours annually. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Annual CE obligation applies. Board reference: llr.sc.gov.
South Dakota
Standard CE requirement: 8 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference: doh.sd.gov.
Tennessee
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 calendar years. Board reference: www.tn.gov.
Texas
Standard CE requirement: 12 hours. Separate approved human-trafficking training requirements apply. Reporting period: Every 2-year renewal period. Board reference: tdlr.texas.gov.
Utah
Standard CE requirement: No routine massage CE requirement. Reporting period: License renews every 2 years. Board reference: ABMP.
Vermont
Standard CE requirement: No general recurring CE-hour requirement identified. State registration is required. Reporting period: Follow registration-renewal requirements. Board reference: legislature.vermont.gov.
Virginia
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference: Massage Therapist.
Washington
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours. Reporting period: CE every 2 years. License renewal is annual. Board reference: Continuing Education.
West Virginia
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference: https://www.wvmassage.org/
Wisconsin
Standard CE requirement: 24 hours. Reporting period: Every 2 years. Board reference: MassageData.
Wyoming
Standard CE requirement: No statewide massage license or statewide massage CE requirement. Local rules may apply. Reporting period: Check local jurisdiction. Board reference: ABMP.
Requirements may change and may differ for initial renewals, reinstatement, exemptions, or specific license categories. Required subjects and limits on online or hands-on education also apply. Confirm your requirements and course eligibility with your licensing authority before enrolling.
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