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  NC Provider# - S-0572
  

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  MD Provider# - N/A
  

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  NJ Provider# - 24GP00024800

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  FL CEP Provider# - 0007223
  License # - 686
  

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  License Number: CE22400028

  
  

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  Official Statement on New York Professional Engineer Continuing Education Requirements

  Under New York Education Law and NYSED regulations, licensed professional engineers are required to complete a minimum of 36 professional development hours (PDHs) of acceptable continuing education during each three-year registration (triennial) period in order to renew their license. This requirement is codified in New York Education Law §7211 and the corresponding NYSED regulations in Part 68.14.

  Acceptable continuing education must meet the following criteria:

  1. Courses and activities must contribute to the professional practice of engineering and must be related to topics that develop, maintain, or expand the professional knowledge of the licensee.

  2. Continuing education must be offered by a sponsor approved by the New York State Education Department or by one of the recognized sponsor-approval entities. NYSED maintains a list of approved sponsors, and certain external organizations (such as IACET, PIÉ, ACECNY, NCSEA, and others) may also serve as recognized approvers whose approved sponsors are accepted for New York PDH credit. Courses or activities requiring self-reporting forms generally are not accepted for New York PDH credit.

  3. Acceptable continuing education includes both formal course offerings and structured educational activities. Instructional formats can include live seminars, webinars, technical presentations, structured self-study with evaluation tools, teaching engineering coursework for an approved sponsor, or other educational activities as defined in the regulations.

  4. Licensees are responsible for maintaining documentation of all continuing education completed for at least six years and must produce this documentation upon audit by NYSED.

  5. New York does not simply accept continuing education based on provider approval in another state; courses must otherwise comply with NYSED’s subject and delivery requirements and be offered by a sponsor recognized for New York licensing purposes.

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