R. 61G6-9.001 Continuing Education for Reactivation
R. 61G6-9.002 Criteria for Continuing Education for Reactivation of License
R. 61G6-9.003 Definitions
R. 61G6-9.004 Continuing Education Requirements for Renewal for Certificateholders and Registrants
R. 61G6-9.005 Registration of Course Providers
R. 61G6-9.006 Approval of Continuing Education Courses
R. 61G6-9.007 Qualifications of Course Instructors
R. 61G6-9.008 Course Syllabus
R. 61G6-9.009 Required Records Maintained by Course Providers
R. 61G6-9.013 Continuing Education Courses Required by Disciplinary Action
R. 61G6-9.014 Fees
R. 61G6-9.015 Continuing Education Exemption for Spouses of Military Personnel
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Terms Used In Florida Regulations > Chapter 61G6-9 - Continuing Education

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