New Jersey Advanced Practice Nurse CE Requirements for 2027: 30 Hours, Pharmacology and Independent Practice

Last reviewed: July 2026

New Jersey advanced practice nurses (APNs) renewing a nursing license that expires May 31, 2027 generally must complete 30 contact hours of continuing education during the two-year period preceding renewal. For the 2027 renewal, that means completing the required CE between June 1, 2025 and May 31, 2027.

APNs must also account for required prescription opioid education, end-of-life care, applicable organ and tissue donation education, and pharmacology education. APNs who qualify to practice independently under New Jersey’s March 30, 2026 APN Law have additional pharmacology requirements related to controlled substances and independent practice.

New Jersey APN CE Requirements: Quick Facts

  • State: New Jersey
  • Profession: Advanced Practice Nurse (APN)
  • Renewal year: 2027
  • License expiration date: May 31, 2027
  • CE completion window: June 1, 2025 through May 31, 2027
  • General CE requirement: 30 contact hours
  • Renewal cycle: Biennial
  • Prescription opioid education: 1 contact hour
  • End-of-life care: 2 contact hours for APNs
  • Organ and tissue donation: 1 contact hour when the one-time requirement applies
  • Independent-practice APN pharmacology: 14 continuing education hours in pharmacology related to controlled substances, plus other existing pharmacology requirements and 10 pharmacology continuing education hours each biennial period
  • Online CE: Permitted
  • Certificate retention: The Board recommends keeping CE certificates for at least five years

How Many CE Hours Do New Jersey Advanced Practice Nurses Need for 2027?

The New Jersey Board of Nursing requires each licensee to complete a minimum of 30 contact hours of continuing education during the two-year period preceding renewal.

For a nursing license expiring May 31, 2027, the applicable CE period is June 1, 2025 through May 31, 2027.

For an advanced practice nurse, however, simply completing 30 hours of general nursing CE may not address every applicable requirement. APNs must also review mandatory CE topics and pharmacology requirements based on prescriptive authority and whether they qualify to practice independently under New Jersey law.

New Jersey APN Mandatory CE Topics for 2027

1-Hour Prescription Opioid Education Requirement

As a condition of biennial nursing license renewal, New Jersey requires registered professional nurses to complete 1 contact hour of continuing education concerning prescription opioid drugs.

The required education includes:

  • Alternatives to opioids for managing and treating pain
  • Risks and signs of opioid abuse
  • Addiction
  • Diversion

The Renew Now CE New Jersey Nursing License Renewal Package includes a 6-contact-hour Opioids course with 6 pharmacology hours. The course provides opioid-focused pharmacology education while contributing toward the package’s total contact hours.

2 Hours of End-of-Life Care for New Jersey APNs

New Jersey advanced practice nurses must complete 2 contact hours related to end-of-life care during the applicable renewal period.

The package includes the New Jersey End-of-Life Care CE course, which provides 2 contact hours covering end-of-life nursing topics.

These hours contribute toward the overall CE total while addressing the APN end-of-life care topic requirement.

1-Hour Organ and Tissue Donation Education

New Jersey has a one-time organ and tissue donation education requirement for nurses who did not receive the required instruction as part of their nursing education.

The package includes a 1-contact-hour New Jersey Organ Donation course.

If you received equivalent organ and tissue donation education during nursing school or previously completed the applicable one-time requirement, verify whether you need to repeat this course.

What Are the New Jersey APN Controlled-Substance Pharmacology Requirements?

Pharmacology requirements are especially important for New Jersey advanced practice nurses with prescriptive authority.

Existing New Jersey requirements include controlled dangerous substance pharmacology education addressing topics such as:

  • Pharmacologic therapy
  • Addiction prevention and management
  • Prescription opioids
  • Responsible opioid prescribing
  • Alternatives to opioids for managing and treating pain
  • Risks and signs of opioid abuse, addiction, and diversion

The Renew Now CE package includes multiple pharmacology-designated courses addressing opioids, medications with potential for misuse, pain management, and other pharmacology topics.

New for 2026: Independent Practice for Certain New Jersey APNs

On March 30, 2026, New Jersey enacted a new law allowing certain experienced advanced practice nurses (APNs) to practice independently without a joint protocol for prescriptive authority. The law went into effect on April 2, 2026.

The New Jersey Board of Nursing refers to this law as the “March 30 APN Law.”

Under current Board guidance, the independent-practice pathway applies to qualifying APNs authorized to practice advanced practice nursing within a population focus of:

  • Family or individual across the lifespan
  • Adult gerontology
  • Pediatrics
  • Women’s health
  • Behavioral health

Among other conditions, the APN generally must have 5,000 hours of licensed, active, advanced nursing practice in a role with the applicable population and must be providing primary or behavioral health care.

The law does not apply in the same way to every APN. The Board specifically identifies limitations involving general obstetrics and elective aesthetic or cosmetic services.

Pharmacology CE for New Jersey APNs Practicing Independently

The New Jersey Board of Nursing states that the March 30 APN Law includes the following pharmacology education requirements for independent practice:

  • 14 continuing education hours in pharmacology related to controlled substances, including pharmacologic therapy and addiction prevention and management
  • The 14 hours are in addition to any other existing pharmacology education requirements for advanced practice nursing
  • 10 pharmacology continuing education hours each biennial period

The Board has stated that it will issue rules to effectuate the March 30 APN Law.

This distinction matters for the 2027 renewal period. An APN who qualifies for and relies on the new independent-practice pathway should review the additional pharmacology requirements rather than assuming the same requirements apply as under a joint protocol.

How the New Jersey RN & NP CE Package Covers APN Pharmacology Topics

The Renew Now CE New Jersey Nursing License Renewal – 30-Hour Total Compliance CE Package (RN & NP)includes 34 contact hours and 16 pharmacology hours.

The package’s pharmacology-designated courses include:

  • Opioids — 6 contact hours / 6 pharmacology hours
  • Medications with Potential for Misuse — 6 contact hours / 6 pharmacology hours
  • Pain and Pain Symptom Management — 2 contact hours / 2 pharmacology hours
  • Heart Failure Management — 6 contact hours / 2 pharmacology hours

That provides 16 total pharmacology hours within the package.

14 Hours Focused on Controlled Substances and Related Pharmacology

Three included courses provide a combined 14 pharmacology hours focused on opioids, medications with misuse potential, pain management, controlled-substance-related risks, and pharmacologic therapy:

  • Opioids — 6 pharmacology hours
  • Medications with Potential for Misuse — 6 pharmacology hours
  • Pain and Pain Symptom Management — 2 pharmacology hours

Total: 14 pharmacology hours

The package also includes 2 additional pharmacology hours through Heart Failure Management, bringing the package total to 16 pharmacology hours.

For APNs practicing under the existing prescriptive-authority framework, the package includes controlled-substance and opioid pharmacology education along with the other New Jersey mandatory CE topics included in the package.

For APNs who qualify to practice independently under the March 30 APN Law, the package includes 14 pharmacology hours focused on controlled substances and related pharmacologic therapy plus 2 additional pharmacology hours.

Because the New Jersey Board of Nursing has stated that implementing rules will be issued for the March 30 APN Law, independently practicing APNs should verify current Board guidance concerning how completed pharmacology coursework is applied to the new independent-practice requirements.

Regular APN vs. Independent-Practice APN: Why the Difference Matters

Not every New Jersey advanced practice nurse has the same pharmacology education requirements.

APNs Practicing Under a Joint Protocol or Existing Prescriptive-Authority Framework

These APNs should review the existing controlled dangerous substance pharmacology and mandatory nursing CE requirements that apply to their license and prescriptive authority.

The Renew Now CE package includes:

  • Prescription opioid education
  • Controlled-substance pharmacology coursework
  • Medications with potential for misuse
  • Pain management pharmacology
  • 2 hours of end-of-life care
  • Organ and tissue donation education when applicable
  • Additional clinical CE toward the 30-contact-hour requirement

APNs Qualifying for Independent Practice

APNs who meet the March 30 APN Law’s independent-practice requirements must account for the law’s additional pharmacology education provisions.

The package includes:

  • 14 pharmacology hours focused on controlled substances and related pharmacologic therapy
  • 16 total pharmacology hours
  • Opioid education
  • Pain-management pharmacology
  • Medication-misuse education
  • 2 hours of end-of-life care
  • Organ and tissue donation education when applicable
  • Additional clinical CE toward the 30-contact-hour biennial requirement

Independent-practice APNs should confirm current Board rules and guidance before renewal because the Board has stated that additional implementing rules will be issued.

New Jersey APNs Also Have Underlying Nursing Renewal Requirements

New Jersey uses the professional designation advanced practice nurse (APN). The Board certifies advanced practice nurses and licenses registered professional nurses.

That means an APN should not look only at advanced-practice pharmacology requirements when preparing for renewal.

The underlying nursing continuing education requirements and applicable mandatory topics also matter.

The Renew Now CE package combines:

  • Prescription opioid education
  • Organ and tissue donation education when applicable
  • End-of-life care for APNs
  • Controlled-substance-related pharmacology
  • Additional pharmacology hours
  • Implicit bias education for applicable perinatal providers
  • Additional nursing CE toward the 30-contact-hour total

Do I Need to Complete Every Course in the Package?

Not necessarily.

The package includes 34 contact hours, while New Jersey generally requires a minimum of 30 contact hours during the two-year period preceding renewal.

Complete the courses that apply to your license, APN certification, prescriptive authority, practice status, and practice setting.

For example, organ and tissue donation education is a one-time requirement when applicable. Implicit bias education applies to healthcare professionals providing perinatal treatment and care to pregnant persons.

APNs practicing independently should pay particular attention to the pharmacology-designated courses included in the package.

How to Complete Your New Jersey APN CE Online

  1. Confirm that your nursing license expires May 31, 2027.
  2. Complete applicable CE during the June 1, 2025 through May 31, 2027 renewal period.
  3. Determine whether you practice under a joint protocol or qualify for independent practice under the March 30 APN Law.
  4. Review the pharmacology education requirements that apply to your practice status.
  5. Enroll in the New Jersey RN & NP CE package.
  6. Complete the mandatory topic courses that apply to you.
  7. Complete the applicable pharmacology-designated courses.
  8. Complete enough applicable coursework to satisfy your CE requirements.
  9. Download your certificate after successful completion of each course.
  10. Retain your CE certificates with your renewal records.

The New Jersey Board of Nursing permits continuing education contact hours to be obtained through successful completion of online courses.

Keep Your CE Certificates for at Least Five Years

The New Jersey Board of Nursing recommends retaining continuing education certificates for at least five years.

The Board may request copies of CE certificates during a random continuing education audit or disciplinary investigation.

Renew Now CE provides an instant certificate after course completion for your renewal records. Download and retain your certificates after completing each applicable course.

Common New Jersey APN Renewal Mistakes

Completing 30 Hours Without Checking Mandatory Topics

Thirty contact hours is the general biennial CE requirement, but APNs must also review applicable opioid, end-of-life, organ donation, and pharmacology requirements.

Using “NP” Requirements From Another State

New Jersey’s Board uses the designation advanced practice nurse (APN). Review New Jersey APN requirements rather than assuming another state’s nurse practitioner or APRN rules apply.

Assuming Every APN Has the Same Pharmacology Requirement

Independent-practice status, prescriptive authority, and other APN practice factors can affect applicable pharmacology requirements.

Missing the New March 30 APN Law

Certain experienced APNs may now qualify to practice independently without a joint protocol for prescriptive authority. The law includes additional pharmacology education requirements.

Confusing License Renewal With National Certification Renewal

New Jersey nursing license renewal and national certification renewal are separate processes. Confirm the requirements of your national certifying organization independently.

Not Keeping CE Certificates

Download and retain your continuing education certificates for at least five years, as recommended by the New Jersey Board of Nursing.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many CE hours do New Jersey advanced practice nurses need for 2027 renewal?

New Jersey licensees generally must complete a minimum of 30 contact hours of continuing education during the two-year period preceding renewal. For a license expiring May 31, 2027, the applicable CE period is June 1, 2025 through May 31, 2027.

What does New Jersey call nurse practitioners?

The New Jersey Board of Nursing uses the designation advanced practice nurse (APN). The Board certifies advanced practice nurses.

Do New Jersey APNs need opioid CE?

Yes. As a condition of biennial nursing license renewal, registered professional nurses must complete 1 contact hour concerning prescription opioid drugs, including alternatives to opioids for managing and treating pain and the risks and signs of opioid abuse, addiction, and diversion.

Do New Jersey APNs need end-of-life CE?

New Jersey APNs must complete 2 contact hours related to end-of-life care during the applicable renewal period.

What is the March 30 APN Law?

The March 30 APN Law is New Jersey’s 2026 law allowing certain experienced advanced practice nurses to practice independently without a joint protocol for prescriptive authority when the statutory requirements are met. The law went into effect April 2, 2026.

How many pharmacology hours do independent New Jersey APNs need?

The New Jersey Board of Nursing states that the independent-practice pharmacology requirements include 14 continuing education hours in pharmacology related to controlled substances, including pharmacologic therapy and addiction prevention and management, in addition to other existing pharmacology education requirements for advanced practice nursing, and 10 pharmacology continuing education hours each biennial period.

Does the Renew Now CE package include 14 controlled-substance-related pharmacology hours?

The package includes 14 pharmacology hours focused on opioids, medications with potential for misuse, pain management, controlled-substance-related risks, and related pharmacologic therapy. The package includes 16 total pharmacology hours.

Does the package work for APNs who are not practicing independently?

The package includes controlled-substance pharmacology, opioid education, end-of-life care, applicable organ and tissue donation education, and additional CE toward the 30-contact-hour renewal requirement. APNs should complete the courses that apply to their prescriptive authority and practice status.

Does the package work for independent-practice APNs?

The package includes 14 pharmacology hours focused on controlled substances and related pharmacologic therapy and 16 total pharmacology hours. Because the Board has stated that it will issue rules to implement the March 30 APN Law, independently practicing APNs should verify current Board guidance concerning application of completed pharmacology coursework to the new requirements.

Can I complete New Jersey APN CE online?

Yes. The New Jersey Board of Nursing permits continuing education contact hours to be obtained through successful completion of online courses.

How long should I keep my CE certificates?

The New Jersey Board of Nursing recommends retaining continuing education certificates for at least five years.

2027 New Jersey APN Renewal Checklist

Before renewing, confirm that you have:

  • Completed applicable CE between June 1, 2025 and May 31, 2027
  • Completed at least 30 required contact hours
  • Completed the required prescription opioid education
  • Completed 2 hours of end-of-life care
  • Completed organ and tissue donation education if the one-time requirement applies
  • Completed implicit bias education if it applies to your perinatal practice
  • Verified the pharmacology requirements applicable to your APN status
  • Determined whether the March 30 APN Law applies to your practice
  • Completed applicable controlled-substance pharmacology education
  • Maintained required national certification
  • Downloaded and retained your CE certificates

View the New Jersey RN & NP 30-Hour CE Package

This article summarizes current renewal requirements for informational purposes only. Requirements may change. Always verify current rules with the relevant licensing board or certification organization before renewing.

The Best Nutrition CE Course for Texas Dietitians: SB 25 Compliant (Instant Certificate)

Q: What is the best way for Texas dietitians to complete the SB 25 nutrition CE requirement?

A: Texas dietitians will need nutrition and metabolic health CE for license renewals on or after January 1, 2027 under Senate Bill 25. The fastest, most affordable way to get ahead of this requirement is with a CDR-accredited, on-demand course that earns 1.0 CPEU and counts toward both your TDLR and CDR obligations — with an instant certificate and no subscription.

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Why Texas Dietitians Choose This Course

When you need to meet a new state mandate, you want a course that is compliant, fast, and counts where it matters. Here is why thousands of clinicians nationwide choose Renew Now CE:

  • SB 25 compliant: This course is anticipated to satisfy the Texas nutrition and metabolic health CE requirement under Senate Bill 25 for renewals on or after January 1, 2027.
  • CDR accredited: Earn 1.0 CPEU that counts toward your 75 CPEU 5-year CDR recertification cycle.
  • Dual credit: This single course counts toward both your TDLR 12-hour biennial renewal and your CDR recertification. One course, two requirements.
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Course Overview

Course Title: Nutrition and Metabolic Health: Evidence-Based Strategies for Chronic Disease Prevention

  • Credit: 1.0 CDR CPEU
  • Format: On-demand webinar — 100% online, self-paced
  • Time: 1 hour
  • Certificate: Instant download upon completion
  • Accreditation: Jointly accredited through CDR (dietitians), ACCME (physicians), AAPA (physician assistants), and ANCC (nurses)
  • Compliance: Anticipated to satisfy Texas SB 25 nutrition CE requirement (effective January 1, 2027)
  • Dual count: Applies to TDLR biennial renewal + CDR 5-year recertification

What You Will Learn

This is not a basic nutrition refresher. The course covers clinically relevant, evidence-based topics that strengthen your practice and keep you current on emerging interventions:

  • Macronutrient and micronutrient requirements across the lifespan — reinforcing evidence-based counseling approaches
  • Current dietary guidelines including MyPlate recommendations, portion control strategies, and the 80/20 compliance approach
  • Nutrition interventions for chronic disease — evidence-based strategies for obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease prevention
  • Pharmacological and surgical options for obesity management, including GLP-1 receptor agonists (semaglutide, tirzepatide) and metabolic bariatric surgery — topics your patients and interdisciplinary teams are increasingly asking about
  • Integrating nutrition counseling with lifestyle modifications for long-term patient outcomes

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  4. Download your certificate — Your certificate is available immediately. Log the CPEU in your CDR Activity Log and save for TDLR records.

Most clinicians complete the course and have their certificate in hand in under 90 minutes.

Why Complete It Now?

Texas has over 8,100 registered dietitians. When January 2027 approaches, demand for SB 25-compliant nutrition CE will increase. Completing your course now means:

  • You are already compliant before the mandate takes effect
  • The CPEU counts toward both your current TDLR cycle and CDR recertification right now
  • You avoid the last-minute rush
  • Your certificate is on file and ready for any audit

Compare Your Options

When choosing a nutrition CE course for Texas SB 25 compliance, make sure it checks every box:

  • ✅ CDR accredited with CPEU credit
  • ✅ Counts toward both TDLR and CDR requirements
  • ✅ Specifically covers nutrition and metabolic health (not a general wellness course)
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Texas Dietitian Nutrition CE Checklist: SB 25 Renewal Requirements

Use this checklist to prepare for the Texas SB 25 nutrition and metabolic health CE requirement ahead of your next dietitian license renewal. Each step walks you through what is required for both TDLR and CDR compliance.

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Before You Begin

  • Confirm your TDLR renewal date. Texas dietitian licenses renew biennially through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). Log in to your TDLR account to verify your next renewal date and whether it falls on or after January 1, 2027.
  • Determine if SB 25 applies to your next renewal. The nutrition CE requirement takes effect for renewals on or after January 1, 2027. If your renewal falls before that date, SB 25 does not apply to your current cycle — but completing the course now still counts toward your TDLR and CDR totals.
  • Know your CE requirements. Texas dietitians must complete 12 hours of CE per 2-year TDLR cycle. Separately, CDR requires 75 CPEUs per 5-year recertification cycle. This course counts toward both.

Step 1: Complete Your Nutrition CE

  • Enroll in a CDR-accredited nutrition and metabolic health course. The course must provide CDR CPEU credit to count toward both your TDLR and CDR requirements.
  • Complete the nutrition and metabolic health CE. This satisfies the SB 25 mandate for your renewal cycle.
  • Pass the course assessment. You must demonstrate understanding of the material to earn your CE credit.

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Step 2: Download and Store Your Certificate

  • Download your certificate immediately upon completion. With Renew Now CE, your certificate is available for instant download — no waiting period.
  • Save a digital copy in a dedicated folder for your CE records.
  • Print a backup copy for your physical files. Both TDLR and CDR may audit for compliance, so having your certificate readily accessible is essential.

Step 3: Log Your Credit

  • Log 1.0 CPEU in your CDR Activity Log. Record the course completion in your CDR professional development portfolio for your 5-year recertification cycle.
  • Track this hour toward your TDLR 12-hour total. Keep a running count of your completed CE hours for your current biennial TDLR renewal cycle.
  • Verify all other CE requirements are met. Review TDLR requirements for any additional mandated topics and confirm your CDR CPEU progress.

Step 4: Renew Your License

  • Attest to completion during TDLR renewal. When renewing online through TDLR, you will attest that you have completed all required CE hours, including nutrition and metabolic health training under SB 25.
  • Do not submit your certificate unless requested. Routine TDLR renewal does not require certificate submission, but TDLR may request documentation during an audit.
  • Maintain your CDR Activity Log. Ensure all CPEUs are properly recorded for your 5-year recertification.
  • Retain your certificate for the full renewal cycle. Keep all CE certificates on file for both TDLR and CDR until at least your next renewal or recertification is complete.

Quick Reference Summary

  • Requirement: Nutrition and metabolic health CE as part of renewal
  • Law: Texas Senate Bill 25
  • Effective: Renewals on or after January 1, 2027
  • Credit Type: 1.0 CDR CPEU
  • TDLR Total CE Required: 12 hours per 2-year cycle (nutrition CE counts toward total)
  • CDR Total Required: 75 CPEUs per 5-year cycle (this CPEU counts toward total)
  • Certificate Submission: Attestation only for TDLR; log in CDR Activity Log; retain for audit
  • Licensing Board: Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR)

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FAQ: Texas Nutrition CE Requirements for Dietitians — SB 25 Explained

Texas registered dietitians have questions about the upcoming nutrition and metabolic health CE requirement under Senate Bill 25. Below are the most frequently asked questions with clear, direct answers to help you prepare for compliance.

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What is Texas SB 25?

Texas Senate Bill 25 establishes a nutrition and metabolic health continuing education requirement for healthcare professionals licensed in Texas, including registered dietitians, physicians, physician assistants, and nurses. The law ensures clinicians have current, evidence-based knowledge about the role of nutrition in preventing and managing chronic diseases. The requirement takes effect for license renewals on or after January 1, 2027.

When does the Texas nutrition CE requirement take effect for dietitians?

The requirement applies to license renewals on or after January 1, 2027. If your next TDLR dietitian license renewal falls on or after that date, you must include nutrition and metabolic health CE in your completed hours.

How many hours of nutrition CE do Texas dietitians need?

Texas SB 25 requires dietitians to complete nutrition and metabolic health CE as part of their renewal requirements beginning January 1, 2027. Our 1-hour course is anticipated to satisfy this requirement and earns 1.0 CDR CPEU that counts toward both your TDLR and CDR obligations.

Which dietitians does SB 25 apply to?

SB 25 applies to Texas-licensed registered dietitians (RD/RDN) and licensed dietitians (LD) regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). Texas has over 8,100 registered dietitians and dietitian nutritionists who will be affected by this requirement.

What type of CE credit does this course provide for dietitians?

Our Nutrition and Metabolic Health CE course provides 1.0 CPEU through CDR accreditation. This credit counts toward both your Texas TDLR 12-hour biennial renewal requirement and your CDR 75 CPEU 5-year recertification cycle. One course, two requirements satisfied.

Does this course count toward my CDR recertification?

Yes. The course is CDR-accredited and provides 1.0 CPEU that you can log in your CDR Activity Log. It counts toward your 75 CPEU requirement for your 5-year recertification cycle in addition to satisfying the Texas SB 25 mandate.

Does this course count toward my TDLR renewal hours?

Yes. The 1.0 CPEU counts toward your 12-hour biennial CE requirement through TDLR. SB 25 requires that nutrition and metabolic health CE be included among your completed hours — it does not add extra hours on top of your existing requirement.

I’m already a dietitian — why do I need nutrition CE?

SB 25 applies to all covered healthcare professions equally, including dietitians. While your foundational training covers nutrition extensively, the mandate ensures all licensed professionals — regardless of specialty — maintain current knowledge on evidence-based nutrition interventions, emerging pharmacological treatments like GLP-1 receptor agonists, and updated dietary guidelines. The course also provides CDR CPEU credit, making it a practical addition to your recertification portfolio.

What topics does the nutrition CE course cover?

The course covers evidence-based nutrition and metabolic health topics including macronutrient and micronutrient requirements across the lifespan, current dietary guidelines and MyPlate recommendations, nutrition interventions for chronic disease prevention, and pharmacological and surgical treatment options for obesity management including GLP-1 receptor agonists and metabolic bariatric surgery.

How long does the course take to complete?

The course is 1 hour, fully online, self-paced, and on-demand. You can complete it in a single sitting or return to it at your convenience. Once you finish the course and pass the assessment, your certificate is immediately available for download.

Do I need to submit my certificate to TDLR?

You attest to completing your required CE hours during the TDLR renewal process. You are not required to submit certificates during routine renewal, but TDLR may audit licensees to confirm compliance. For CDR, log the CPEU in your Activity Log. Keep your certificate on file for both. With Renew Now CE, your certificate is available for instant download upon completing the course.

Can I complete this course on my phone or tablet?

Yes. The course is fully accessible on desktop, laptop, tablet, and mobile devices. You can start, pause, and resume at any time.

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Texas Dietitians: How SB 25 Affects Your License Renewal in 2027

Q: Are Texas dietitians required to complete nutrition CE under SB 25?

A: Yes. Texas Senate Bill 25 includes registered dietitians among the healthcare professionals who must complete nutrition and metabolic health CE for license renewals on or after January 1, 2027. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) oversees dietitian licensing in Texas.

  • State: Texas
  • Profession: Registered Dietitians (RD/RDN), Licensed Dietitians (LD)
  • Required Hours: Nutrition and metabolic health CE as part of renewal requirements
  • Governing Law/Citation: Texas Senate Bill 25
  • Effective: Renewals on or after January 1, 2027
  • Licensing Board: Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR)
  • Credit Type: CDR CPEU

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What Does Texas SB 25 Mean for Dietitians?

Texas Senate Bill 25 establishes a nutrition and metabolic health continuing education requirement for multiple healthcare professions licensed in Texas, including registered dietitians and licensed dietitians. While dietitians already maintain strong nutrition knowledge through their training and CDR recertification, SB 25 formalizes a state-level requirement that nutrition and metabolic health CE be included in renewal hours beginning in 2027.

For dietitians, this means ensuring that at least a portion of your CE hours specifically addresses the nutrition and metabolic health topics outlined by SB 25 — particularly as they relate to chronic disease prevention and evidence-based clinical interventions.

Texas Dietitian Renewal Cycle

Texas dietitian licenses are valid for 2 years from the date of issuance and are renewed biennially through TDLR. You must complete 12 hours of CE during each 2-year licensing period. Separately, CDR registration requires 75 CPEUs every 5 years.

Beginning with renewals on or after January 1, 2027, nutrition and metabolic health CE must be included among your completed hours under SB 25. This requirement applies at the state level through TDLR, and the course credit also counts toward your CDR recertification cycle.

Texas has over 8,100 registered dietitians and dietitian nutritionists, all of whom will be affected by this requirement.

How This Course Counts for Dietitians

Our Nutrition and Metabolic Health CE course provides 1.0 CPEU through CDR accreditation, counting toward both your Texas TDLR renewal requirements and your CDR recertification cycle. One course satisfies two requirements.

Course Details:

  • Course: Nutrition and Metabolic Health: Evidence-Based Strategies for Chronic Disease Prevention
  • Anticipated to satisfy Texas SB 25 nutrition CE requirement for dietitians
  • Earn 1.0 CPEU through CDR accreditation
  • Counts toward TDLR 12-hour biennial requirement
  • Counts toward CDR 75 CPEU 5-year recertification
  • 100% online, self-paced, on-demand
  • Instant certificate upon completion

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What Does the Course Cover?

This evidence-based course covers nutrition and metabolic health topics relevant to dietetic practice and SB 25 compliance:

  • Macronutrient and micronutrient requirements across the lifespan
  • Evidence-based dietary guidelines including MyPlate recommendations and portion control strategies
  • Nutrition interventions for chronic disease prevention — obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease
  • Pharmacological and surgical treatment options for obesity management, including GLP-1 receptor agonists and metabolic bariatric surgery
  • Integrating nutrition counseling with lifestyle modifications for long-term patient outcomes

Why Complete Your Nutrition CE Early?

Even though the SB 25 requirement does not take effect until January 2027 renewals, there are strong reasons to complete it now:

  • It counts toward your current CE totals. This 1 CPEU counts toward both your TDLR 12-hour requirement and your CDR 75 CPEU cycle right now.
  • Avoid the last-minute rush. As January 2027 approaches, demand for compliant nutrition CE courses will increase. Complete it now while availability is immediate.
  • Strengthen your clinical knowledge. The course covers current evidence on GLP-1 receptor agonists, metabolic bariatric surgery, and other emerging interventions your patients may be asking about.

Reporting Your CE

For TDLR renewal, you will attest to completing your required CE hours during the renewal process. For CDR, log your CPEU in your CDR Activity Log. Retain your certificate of completion for both TDLR and CDR records, as either may audit for compliance. With Renew Now CE, your certificate is available for instant download upon completing the course.

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Why Renew Now CE Is the Smart Choice for Your License Renewal Continuing Education

  • Complete Your CE Requirements Today — No Subscriptions, No Stress
  • Fully Accredited & Board-Accepted: ANCC-accredited and jointly accredited to provide CE for Nursing (ANCC), Medicine (ACCME), Pharmacy (ACPE), Dentistry (ADA CERP), and more.
  • State-Mandated CE Compliance Guaranteed: Every course and package is built to meet your exact renewal-year requirements.
  • Trusted by 100,000+ Clinicians Nationwide: Fast, accurate, and easy — with thousands of verified 5-star reviews.
  • Buy Only What You Need: Choose a single course or a complete state bundle — no subscriptions, no upsells, no wasted hours.
  • Instant Certificate: Finish your CE today and download your certificate immediately.
  • Real Human Support: Get quick, reliable help from our U.S.-based team whenever you need it.

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The Best Nutrition CE Course for Texas Physician Assistants: SB 25 Compliant (Instant Certificate)

Q: What is the best way for Texas PAs to complete the SB 25 nutrition CE requirement?

A: Texas physician assistants will need nutrition and metabolic health CE for license renewals on or after January 1, 2027 under Senate Bill 25. The fastest, most affordable way to get ahead of this requirement is with a jointly accredited, on-demand course that provides AAPA Category 1 CME credit and an instant certificate — no subscriptions, no waiting.

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Why Texas PAs Choose This Course

When you need to meet a new state mandate, you want a course that is compliant, fast, and painless. Here is why thousands of clinicians nationwide choose Renew Now CE:

  • SB 25 compliant: This course is anticipated to satisfy the Texas nutrition and metabolic health CE requirement under Senate Bill 25 for renewals on or after January 1, 2027.
  • Jointly accredited: Earn 1.0 AAPA Category 1 CME credit — accepted for physician assistant license renewal in Texas.
  • 1 hour, fully online: Complete the entire course in a single sitting from your computer, tablet, or phone. No travel, no live session scheduling.
  • Instant certificate: Download your certificate of completion immediately after passing the assessment. No waiting for processing or mailing.
  • Counts toward your current CME total: This 1 hour counts toward your biennial CME requirement right now — even before the SB 25 mandate takes effect.
  • No subscription required: Pay once for the course you need. No monthly fees, no auto-renewals, no upsells.

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Course Overview

Course Title: Nutrition and Metabolic Health: Evidence-Based Strategies for Chronic Disease Prevention

  • Credit: 1.0 AAPA Category 1 CME Credit
  • Format: On-demand webinar — 100% online, self-paced
  • Time: 1 hour
  • Certificate: Instant download upon completion
  • Accreditation: Jointly accredited through ACCME (physicians), AAPA (physician assistants), ANCC (nurses), and CDR (dietitians)
  • Compliance: Anticipated to satisfy Texas SB 25 nutrition CE requirement (effective January 1, 2027)

What You Will Learn

This is not filler content. The course covers clinically relevant, evidence-based nutrition topics that apply directly to patient care:

  • Macronutrient and micronutrient requirements across the lifespan — practical knowledge for counseling patients on dietary intake
  • Current dietary guidelines including MyPlate recommendations, portion control strategies, and the 80/20 compliance approach
  • Nutrition interventions for chronic disease — evidence-based strategies for obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease prevention
  • Pharmacological and surgical options for obesity management, including GLP-1 receptor agonists (semaglutide, tirzepatide) and metabolic bariatric surgery
  • Integrating nutrition counseling into clinical practice with lifestyle modification strategies for long-term patient outcomes

How It Works

  1. Enroll — Click the link below to access the course instantly. No account setup hassles.
  2. Complete the course — Watch the on-demand webinar at your own pace. Pause and resume anytime.
  3. Pass the assessment — A brief post-course assessment confirms your understanding of the material.
  4. Download your certificate — Your certificate is available immediately. Save it for your records and for any TMB audit requests.

Most clinicians complete the course and have their certificate in hand in under 90 minutes.

Why Complete It Now?

When January 2027 approaches, demand for SB 25-compliant nutrition CE will spike across all professions — physicians, PAs, nurses, and dietitians. Completing your course now means:

  • You are already compliant before the mandate takes effect
  • The credit counts toward your current biennial CME total
  • You avoid the last-minute rush and potential course availability delays
  • Your certificate is on file and ready for any audit

Compare Your Options

When choosing a nutrition CE course for Texas SB 25 compliance, make sure it checks every box:

  • ✅ Jointly accredited with AAPA Category 1 CME credit
  • ✅ Specifically covers nutrition and metabolic health (not a general wellness course)
  • ✅ Provides an instant, downloadable certificate
  • ✅ No subscription or recurring fees
  • ✅ Accessible on any device
  • ✅ Backed by a trusted provider with verified reviews

Renew Now CE checks all of them.

Jointly-Accredited Nutrition and Metabolic Health CE — 1.0 AAPA Category 1 CME Credit

Why Renew Now CE Is the Smart Choice for Your License Renewal Continuing Education

  • Complete Your CE Requirements Today — No Subscriptions, No Stress
  • Fully Accredited & Board-Accepted: ANCC-accredited and jointly accredited to provide CE for Nursing (ANCC), Medicine (ACCME), Pharmacy (ACPE), Dentistry (ADA CERP), and more.
  • State-Mandated CE Compliance Guaranteed: Every course and package is built to meet your exact renewal-year requirements.
  • Trusted by 100,000+ Clinicians Nationwide: Fast, accurate, and easy — with thousands of verified 5-star reviews.
  • Buy Only What You Need: Choose a single course or a complete state bundle — no subscriptions, no upsells, no wasted hours.
  • Instant Certificate: Finish your CE today and download your certificate immediately.
  • Real Human Support: Get quick, reliable help from our U.S.-based team whenever you need it.

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FAQ: Texas Nutrition CE Requirements for Physician Assistants — SB 25 Explained

Texas physician assistants have questions about the upcoming nutrition and metabolic health CE requirement under Senate Bill 25. Below are the most frequently asked questions with clear, direct answers to help you prepare for compliance.

Jointly-Accredited Nutrition and Metabolic Health CE — 1.0 AAPA Category 1 CME Credit

What is Texas SB 25?

Texas Senate Bill 25 establishes a nutrition and metabolic health continuing education requirement for healthcare professionals licensed in Texas, including physician assistants, physicians, nurses, and dietitians. The law ensures clinicians have current, evidence-based knowledge about the role of nutrition in preventing and managing chronic diseases. The requirement takes effect for license renewals on or after January 1, 2027.

When does the Texas nutrition CE requirement take effect for PAs?

The requirement applies to license renewals on or after January 1, 2027. If your next Texas PA license renewal falls on or after that date, you must include nutrition and metabolic health CE in your completed hours.

How many hours of nutrition CE do Texas PAs need?

Texas SB 25 requires physician assistants to complete nutrition and metabolic health CE as part of their renewal requirements beginning January 1, 2027. Our 1-hour course is anticipated to satisfy this requirement and counts toward your total biennial CME obligation.

Which PAs does SB 25 apply to?

SB 25 applies to Texas-licensed physician assistants involved in direct patient care. If you hold an active Texas PA license and your renewal date falls on or after January 1, 2027, this requirement applies to you.

What type of CE credit does this course provide?

Our Nutrition and Metabolic Health CE course provides 1.0 AAPA Category 1 CME credit through joint accreditation. This is the credit type accepted for physician assistant license renewal in Texas.

Does this nutrition hour count toward my total CME requirement?

Yes. The nutrition CE counts toward your total biennial CME requirement. SB 25 requires that nutrition and metabolic health be included among your completed hours — it does not add extra hours on top of your existing requirement.

Can I complete this course now even though SB 25 doesn’t take effect until 2027?

Yes. The course provides 1.0 AAPA Category 1 CME credit that counts toward your current biennial CME requirement regardless of when you complete it. Completing it now means you are already compliant when the mandate takes effect, and you avoid the rush as January 2027 approaches.

What topics does the nutrition CE course cover?

The course covers evidence-based nutrition and metabolic health topics relevant to clinical practice, including macronutrient and micronutrient requirements across the lifespan, current dietary guidelines and MyPlate recommendations, nutrition interventions for chronic disease prevention, and pharmacological and surgical treatment options for obesity management including GLP-1 receptor agonists and metabolic bariatric surgery.

How long does the course take to complete?

The course is 1 hour, fully online, self-paced, and on-demand. You can complete it in a single sitting or return to it at your convenience. Once you finish the course and pass the assessment, your certificate is immediately available for download.

Is this course accredited for physician assistants?

Yes. This course is jointly accredited and provides 1.0 AAPA Category 1 CME credit for physician assistants. It is also accredited for physicians (ACCME), nurses (ANCC), and dietitians (CDR).

Do I need to submit my certificate to the Texas Medical Board?

Texas PAs attest to completing their CME requirements during the renewal process. You are not required to submit certificates during routine renewal, but TMB may audit licensees to confirm compliance. Keep your certificate on file. With Renew Now CE, your certificate is available for instant download upon completing the course.

Can I complete this course on my phone or tablet?

Yes. The course is fully accessible on desktop, laptop, tablet, and mobile devices. You can start, pause, and resume at any time.

Jointly-Accredited Nutrition and Metabolic Health CE — 1.0 AAPA Category 1 CME Credit

Why Renew Now CE Is the Smart Choice for Your License Renewal Continuing Education

  • Complete Your CE Requirements Today — No Subscriptions, No Stress
  • Fully Accredited & Board-Accepted: ANCC-accredited and jointly accredited to provide CE for Nursing (ANCC), Medicine (ACCME), Pharmacy (ACPE), Dentistry (ADA CERP), and more.
  • State-Mandated CE Compliance Guaranteed: Every course and package is built to meet your exact renewal-year requirements.
  • Trusted by 100,000+ Clinicians Nationwide: Fast, accurate, and easy — with thousands of verified 5-star reviews.
  • Buy Only What You Need: Choose a single course or a complete state bundle — no subscriptions, no upsells, no wasted hours.
  • Instant Certificate: Finish your CE today and download your certificate immediately.
  • Real Human Support: Get quick, reliable help from our U.S.-based team whenever you need it.

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Texas PA Nutrition CE Checklist: SB 25 Renewal Requirements

Use this checklist to prepare for the Texas SB 25 nutrition and metabolic health CE requirement ahead of your next physician assistant license renewal. Each step walks you through what is required, what to complete, and how to stay audit-ready.

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Before You Begin

  • Confirm your renewal date. Texas PA licenses renew biennially through the Texas Medical Board (TMB). Log in to your TMB account to verify your next renewal date and whether it falls on or after January 1, 2027.
  • Determine if SB 25 applies to your next renewal. The nutrition CE requirement takes effect for renewals on or after January 1, 2027. If your renewal falls before that date, SB 25 does not apply to your current cycle — but completing the course now still counts toward your CME total.
  • Know your total CME requirement. Review your TMB-required CME hours for your biennial renewal period. The nutrition CE counts toward that total — it does not add extra hours.

Step 1: Complete Your Nutrition CE

  • Enroll in a jointly accredited nutrition and metabolic health course. The course must provide AAPA Category 1 CME credit to count toward your Texas CME requirement.
  • Complete nutrition and metabolic health CE. This satisfies the SB 25 mandate for your renewal cycle.
  • Pass the course assessment. You must demonstrate understanding of the material to earn your CE credit.

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Step 2: Download and Store Your Certificate

  • Download your certificate immediately upon completion. With Renew Now CE, your certificate is available for instant download — no waiting period.
  • Save a digital copy in a dedicated folder for your CME records.
  • Print a backup copy for your physical files. TMB may audit licensees to confirm compliance, so having your certificate readily accessible is essential.

Step 3: Track Your Remaining CME Hours

  • Log this hour toward your biennial CME total. Keep a running count of your completed CME hours for the current renewal cycle.
  • Verify all other CME requirements are met. Review TMB requirements for any additional mandated topics or credit types.
  • Complete all CME hours before your renewal deadline. Do not wait until the last month — plan to finish at least 30 days before your renewal date.

Step 4: Renew Your License

  • Attest to completion during renewal. When renewing online through TMB, you will attest that you have completed all required CME hours, including nutrition and metabolic health training under SB 25.
  • Do not submit your certificate unless requested. Routine renewal does not require certificate submission, but TMB may request documentation during an audit.
  • Retain your certificate for the full renewal cycle. Keep all CME certificates on file until at least your next renewal is complete.

Quick Reference Summary

  • Requirement: Nutrition and metabolic health CE as part of renewal
  • Law: Texas Senate Bill 25
  • Effective: Renewals on or after January 1, 2027
  • Credit Type: AAPA Category 1 CME Credit
  • Counts Toward Total: Yes — part of your biennial CME requirement
  • Certificate Submission: Attestation only; retain for audit
  • Licensing Board: Texas Medical Board (TMB)

Jointly-Accredited Nutrition and Metabolic Health CE — 1.0 AAPA Category 1 CME Credit

Why Renew Now CE Is the Smart Choice for Your License Renewal Continuing Education

  • Complete Your CE Requirements Today — No Subscriptions, No Stress
  • Fully Accredited & Board-Accepted: ANCC-accredited and jointly accredited to provide CE for Nursing (ANCC), Medicine (ACCME), Pharmacy (ACPE), Dentistry (ADA CERP), and more.
  • State-Mandated CE Compliance Guaranteed: Every course and package is built to meet your exact renewal-year requirements.
  • Trusted by 100,000+ Clinicians Nationwide: Fast, accurate, and easy — with thousands of verified 5-star reviews.
  • Buy Only What You Need: Choose a single course or a complete state bundle — no subscriptions, no upsells, no wasted hours.
  • Instant Certificate: Finish your CE today and download your certificate immediately.
  • Real Human Support: Get quick, reliable help from our U.S.-based team whenever you need it.

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Do Texas Physician Assistants Need Nutrition and Metabolic Health CE? SB 25 Requirement Explained (Instant Certificate)

Q: Is nutrition and metabolic health CE mandatory for physician assistants in Texas?

A: Yes. Nutrition and metabolic health continuing education will be mandatory for physician assistants (PAs) in Texas under Senate Bill 25, effective for license renewals on or after January 1, 2027.

  • State: Texas
  • Profession: Physician Assistants (PAs)
  • Required Hours: Nutrition and metabolic health CE as part of renewal requirements
  • Governing Law/Citation: Texas Senate Bill 25
  • Effective: License renewals on or after January 1, 2027
  • Licensing Board: Texas Medical Board (TMB)
  • Credit Type: AAPA Category 1 CME Credit

Renew Now CE provides an Instant Certificate for immediate license submission.

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What Does Texas SB 25 Require for Physician Assistants?

Texas Senate Bill 25 establishes a nutrition and metabolic health continuing education requirement for healthcare professionals licensed in Texas, including physician assistants. The law was passed to ensure PAs and other clinicians have current, evidence-based knowledge about the role of nutrition in chronic disease prevention and management — particularly as obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease remain leading health concerns in Texas.

The requirement takes effect for license renewals on or after January 1, 2027. Texas PAs who renew their license after that date must include nutrition and metabolic health CE in their completed hours.

Who Must Complete This Requirement?

Texas SB 25 applies broadly to healthcare professionals involved in direct patient care, including:

  • Physician Assistants
  • Physicians (MDs and DOs)
  • Registered Nurses and Advanced Practice Registered Nurses
  • Registered Dietitians

If you hold an active Texas PA license and your renewal date falls on or after January 1, 2027, this requirement applies to you.

Complete Your Texas Nutrition CE Today

Our 1-hour accredited, on-demand course is anticipated to meet the nutrition and metabolic health CE requirement for Texas PAs under SB 25. The course is designed for flexibility and provides AAPA Category 1 CME credit upon completion.

Course Details:

  • Course: Nutrition and Metabolic Health: Evidence-Based Strategies for Chronic Disease Prevention
  • Anticipated to satisfy Texas SB 25 nutrition CE requirement for physician assistants
  • Earn 1.0 AAPA Category 1 CME credit
  • 100% online, self-paced, on-demand
  • Instant certificate upon completion

Jointly-Accredited Nutrition and Metabolic Health CE — 1.0 AAPA Category 1 CME Credit

What Does the Texas Nutrition CE Course Cover?

This evidence-based course covers the essential nutrition and metabolic health topics Texas PAs need for clinical practice and SB 25 compliance:

  • Macronutrient and micronutrient requirements across the lifespan
  • Evidence-based dietary guidelines including MyPlate recommendations and portion control strategies
  • Nutrition interventions for chronic disease prevention — obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease
  • Pharmacological and surgical treatment options for obesity management, including GLP-1 receptor agonists and metabolic bariatric surgery
  • Integrating nutrition counseling with lifestyle modifications for long-term patient outcomes

Texas PA License Renewal Cycle

Texas physician assistant licenses are renewed biennially through the Texas Medical Board (TMB). PAs must complete CME hours during each renewal period as required by TMB. Beginning with renewals on or after January 1, 2027, nutrition and metabolic health CE must be included in your completed hours under SB 25.

The nutrition CE counts toward your total CME obligation — it does not add hours on top of your existing requirement.

Why Complete Your Nutrition CE Early?

Even though the requirement does not take effect until January 2027 renewals, there are strong reasons to complete your nutrition CE now:

  • It counts toward your current CME total. This 1-hour course counts toward your biennial CME requirement regardless of when you complete it.
  • Avoid the last-minute rush. As January 2027 approaches, demand for nutrition CE courses will increase significantly across all professions. Complete it now while availability is immediate.
  • Stay current on clinical best practices. Nutrition and metabolic health knowledge — including GLP-1 receptor agonists and updated dietary guidelines — is relevant to patient care today.

Reporting Your Nutrition CE

Texas PAs attest to completing their CME requirements during the renewal process through TMB. Retain your certificate of completion for your records, as TMB may audit licensees to confirm compliance. With Renew Now CE, your certificate is available for instant download upon completing the course and passing the assessment.

Jointly-Accredited Nutrition and Metabolic Health CE — 1.0 AAPA Category 1 CME Credit

Why Renew Now CE Is the Smart Choice for Your License Renewal Continuing Education

  • Complete Your CE Requirements Today — No Subscriptions, No Stress
  • Fully Accredited & Board-Accepted: ANCC-accredited and jointly accredited to provide CE for Nursing (ANCC), Medicine (ACCME), Pharmacy (ACPE), Dentistry (ADA CERP), and more.
  • State-Mandated CE Compliance Guaranteed: Every course and package is built to meet your exact renewal-year requirements.
  • Trusted by 100,000+ Clinicians Nationwide: Fast, accurate, and easy — with thousands of verified 5-star reviews.
  • Buy Only What You Need: Choose a single course or a complete state bundle — no subscriptions, no upsells, no wasted hours.
  • Instant Certificate: Finish your CE today and download your certificate immediately.
  • Real Human Support: Get quick, reliable help from our U.S.-based team whenever you need it.

Jointly-Accredited Nutrition and Metabolic Health CE — 1.0 AAPA Category 1 CME Credit

The Best Nutrition CE Course for Texas Physicians: SB 25 Compliant (Instant Certificate)

Q: What is the best way for Texas physicians to complete the SB 25 nutrition CE requirement?

A: Texas physicians will need nutrition and metabolic health CE for license renewals on or after January 1, 2027 under Senate Bill 25. The fastest, most affordable way to get ahead of this requirement is with an ACCME-accredited, on-demand course that provides AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ and an instant certificate — no subscriptions, no waiting.

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Why Texas Physicians Choose This Course

When you need to meet a new state mandate, you want a course that is compliant, fast, and painless. Here is why thousands of clinicians nationwide choose Renew Now CE:

  • SB 25 compliant: This course is anticipated to satisfy the Texas nutrition and metabolic health CE requirement under Senate Bill 25 for renewals on or after January 1, 2027.
  • ACCME jointly accredited: Earn 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ — the credit type required by the Texas Medical Board.
  • 1 hour, fully online: Complete the entire course in a single sitting from your computer, tablet, or phone. No travel, no live session scheduling.
  • Instant certificate: Download your certificate of completion immediately after passing the assessment. No waiting for processing or mailing.
  • Counts toward your current CME total: This 1 hour counts toward your 48-hour biennial CME requirement right now — even before the SB 25 mandate takes effect.
  • No subscription required: Pay once for the course you need. No monthly fees, no auto-renewals, no upsells.

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Course Overview

Course Title: Nutrition and Metabolic Health: Evidence-Based Strategies for Chronic Disease Prevention

  • Credit: 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™
  • Format: On-demand webinar — 100% online, self-paced
  • Time: 1 hour
  • Certificate: Instant download upon completion
  • Accreditation: Jointly accredited through ACCME (physicians), AAPA (physician assistants), ANCC (nurses), and CDR (dietitians)
  • Compliance: Anticipated to satisfy Texas SB 25 nutrition CE requirement (effective January 1, 2027)

What You Will Learn

This is not filler content. The course covers clinically relevant, evidence-based nutrition topics that apply directly to patient care:

  • Macronutrient and micronutrient requirements across the lifespan — practical knowledge for counseling patients on dietary intake
  • Current dietary guidelines including MyPlate recommendations, portion control strategies, and the 80/20 compliance approach
  • Nutrition interventions for chronic disease — evidence-based strategies for obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease prevention
  • Pharmacological and surgical options for obesity management, including GLP-1 receptor agonists (semaglutide, tirzepatide) and metabolic bariatric surgery
  • Integrating nutrition counseling into clinical practice with lifestyle modification strategies for long-term patient outcomes

How It Works

  1. Enroll — Click the link below to access the course instantly. No account setup hassles.
  2. Complete the course — Watch the on-demand webinar at your own pace. Pause and resume anytime.
  3. Pass the assessment — A brief post-course assessment confirms your understanding of the material.
  4. Download your certificate — Your certificate is available immediately. Save it for your records and for any TMB audit requests.

Most physicians complete the course and have their certificate in hand in under 90 minutes.

Why Complete It Now?

Texas has over 80,000 actively licensed physicians. When January 2027 approaches, demand for nutrition CE courses will spike. Completing your course now means:

  • You are already compliant before the mandate takes effect
  • The credit counts toward your current biennial CME total
  • You avoid the last-minute rush and potential course availability delays
  • Your certificate is on file and ready for any audit

Compare Your Options

When choosing a nutrition CE course for Texas SB 25 compliance, make sure it checks every box:

  • ✅ ACCME accredited with AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
  • ✅ Specifically covers nutrition and metabolic health (not a general wellness course)
  • ✅ Provides an instant, downloadable certificate
  • ✅ No subscription or recurring fees
  • ✅ Accessible on any device
  • ✅ Backed by a trusted provider with verified reviews

Renew Now CE checks all of them.

Jointly-Accredited Nutrition and Metabolic Health CE — 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™

Why Renew Now CE Is the Smart Choice for Your License Renewal Continuing Education

  • Complete Your CE Requirements Today — No Subscriptions, No Stress
  • Fully Accredited & Board-Accepted: ANCC-accredited and jointly accredited to provide CE for Nursing (ANCC), Medicine (ACCME), Pharmacy (ACPE), Dentistry (ADA CERP), and more.
  • State-Mandated CE Compliance Guaranteed: Every course and package is built to meet your exact renewal-year requirements.
  • Trusted by 100,000+ Clinicians Nationwide: Fast, accurate, and easy — with thousands of verified 5-star reviews.
  • Buy Only What You Need: Choose a single course or a complete state bundle — no subscriptions, no upsells, no wasted hours.
  • Instant Certificate: Finish your CE today and download your certificate immediately.
  • Real Human Support: Get quick, reliable help from our U.S.-based team whenever you need it.

Jointly-Accredited Nutrition and Metabolic Health CE — 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™