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Tennessee Veterinary CE Requirements

Continuing education requirements for veterinarians licensed in Tennessee, with the rule sources and board link.

Re-verification pending · last reviewed February 18, 2026. This page is informational only and is dated per jurisdiction. Requirements change. Verify every requirement with your own licensing board before you rely on it.

Veterinarians

Total required CE
20 hours · yearly
Renewal frequency
Every 1 year
Next renewal date
Renewal date: check with your board
Online CE allowed
10 hours · Max 10 of 20 hours may be multimedia; the Board treats live webinars as multimedia, not live courses. For every two-year period, 2 of the required hours must pertain to regulatory issues, controlled substances, or professional ethics.
Additional information
2 hrs every two-year period in regulatory issues, controlled substances, or professional ethics (within the annual 20). Max 10 hrs multimedia (live webinars count as multimedia).
Rule reference
TN Rule 1730-01; TCA §63-12

Required Subjects

TopicHoursFrequencySource
Regulatory Issues, Controlled Substances, or Professional Ethicsper two-year periodTN Board page, mirrors Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1730-01-.12(1)(b)

Delivery Limits

FormatLimitNotes
Live interactiveUnlimitedLive CE unrestricted TN Vet Board CE page
Non interactive onlineMax 10 hoursOnline/multimedia CE Clinician's Brief / TN Board

Veterinary Technicians

Technician CE requirements are set separately and are not listed here. For current technician requirements, check with your board.

Sources

Licensing Board

www.tn.gov

Earn CE with Vet On It

RACE Approved Provider #50-29055. Courses are offered as Live Online Interactive Webinars and on demand. Confirm with your board which formats and how many hours count toward your renewal.

This page is informational only and is dated per jurisdiction. Requirements change. Verify every requirement with your own licensing board before you rely on it.