Does your line of work require continuing education, certification or other mandatory refreshers?

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Does your line of work require continuing education, certification or other mandatory refreshers?

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Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
Do you hate having your career always "on the line" because of this? Do you wait till the last minute to do what needs doing?
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OH&W, Lovebears , Taylor , the2ofus , Isola , Bignuf , leanright69 , LAndJ , Inquisitor , MagneticDuke , TheToyGuy , NJ casanova
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peppermintgal , Slutty Girl Problems , Amber1319
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OH&W, Lovebears , Inquisitor
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Taylor , leanright69 , Fetisha , MagneticDuke , TheToyGuy
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Fetisha , TheToyGuy
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Inquisitor
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U3H , Rin (aka Nire) , lala22 , Lvstoplay , Innocence Is Bliss
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Total votes: 29 (20 voters)
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12/10/2013
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Contributor: OH&W, Lovebears OH&W, Lovebears
She is required to earn credits from continuing ed courses to renew RN license every 4 yrs. Last year have to get a CM certification also for a job she has been doing for 7 yrs. The company wanted the certificate for the wall.

I had to renew my FSMC every 4-5 years.
12/11/2013
Contributor: peppermintgal peppermintgal
I work for an health insurance company as an auditor and I do not CEUs. But the clinical staff do, the company provides several different choices they can take and also pays for the continuing education.
12/11/2013
Contributor: Taylor Taylor
I have 2 different jobs (physical therapy assistant, and massage therapist) and both of them require CEUs to keep up my licenses. I didn't mind when it was just the one license to keep up, but it's become a real hassle now since I feel like I am ALWAYS doing CEUs. However I do feel like I learn a lot from them and that they make me a better therapist.
12/11/2013
Contributor: Slutty Girl Problems Slutty Girl Problems
Mine doesn't need any retraining :/
12/12/2013
Contributor: RonLee RonLee
I am required to attend various training classes and pass the testing, but it's usually policy related and not specifically for the enhancement of my job skills.
12/12/2013
Contributor: Fetisha Fetisha
I've been a cook for a few years now at a large company, and they just require occasional policy retraining sessions for food safety, preventing injuries, etc.
01/29/2014
Contributor: Rin (aka Nire) Rin (aka Nire)
My current job (pet store retail, yay...) doesn't require it, but I'm currently going to school to become a vet tech, which does require continuing education every few years.
01/29/2014
Contributor: LAndJ LAndJ
I have to renew my state license every few years by fulfilling professional development goals.
01/30/2014
Contributor: Inquisitor Inquisitor
It's not like I want to wait till the last minute, but that is when management reminds me about the training I have to do.
05/30/2015
Contributor: Amber1319 Amber1319
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Originally posted by Bignuf
Do you hate having your career always "on the line" because of this? Do you wait till the last minute to do what needs doing?
Unfortunately I am stuck in a job a monkey could do, so no training really needed.
06/01/2015
Contributor: Innocence Is Bliss Innocence Is Bliss
Technically, I don't have to do any additional training for my current job. I just do it because it looks good as far as credentials go, keeps my boss happy, and, occasionally, I actually learn something useful.
06/05/2015
Contributor: TheToyGuy TheToyGuy
Yearly mandatory continuous improvement requirements plus additional testing and workplace health and safety compliance competencies. Those are the basics, add in the registration and life is partly hell.
10/04/2015
Contributor: TheToyGuy TheToyGuy
Quote:
Originally posted by TheToyGuy
Yearly mandatory continuous improvement requirements plus additional testing and workplace health and safety compliance competencies. Those are the basics, add in the registration and life is partly hell.
In a good and safe way.
10/04/2015