Veterinary Continuing Education
West Virginia Veterinary CE Requirements
Continuing education requirements for veterinarians licensed in West Virginia, 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
- 18 hours · yearly
- Renewal frequency
- Every 1 year
- Next renewal date
- Renewal date: check with your board
- Online CE allowed
- 4 hours · Min 14 hours must be classroom scientific education or webinar CE programs. Max 4 hours noninteractive online. Webinar CE programs count as classroom. No carryover between years.
- Additional information
- Min 14 hrs classroom/webinar scientific CE. Max 4 hrs noninteractive online. Max 4 hrs practice management. No carryover. Board approval required. Random CE audits annually.
- Rule reference
- WV Code §30-10; WV CSR Series 1
Delivery Limits
| Format | Limit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Live interactive | Unlimited (min 14 required classroom/webinar) | Classroom scientific education or webinar CE programs WV BVM CE Guidelines |
| Non interactive online | Max 4 hours | Noninteractive online CE Clinician's Brief / WV BVM |
| Non scientific | Max 4 hours | Practice management WV BVM CE Guidelines |
Veterinary Technicians
Technician CE requirements are set separately and are not listed here. For current technician requirements, check with your board.
Sources
- WV BVM CE Guidelines: "18 (50 minute) WV Board approved CE hours"
- WV BVM CE Guidelines: "Each Calendar Year"; "No hours shall be accumulated, carried forward, or held over past the calendar year"
Licensing Board
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.