Dentist CE
30 hours / 2 years
State CPR/BLS
Nebraska dental CPR/BLS requirements
For dental CPR/BLS requirements in Nebraska, Dentovio's sourced CE notes say: Dentovio did not isolate a specific CPR, BLS, Basic Life Support, AED, or hands-on skills statement in the sourced CE notes for this jurisdiction. Confirm the current CPR/BLS renewal rule directly with the state dental board before relying on a course. Confirm current CPR, BLS, hands-on skills, provider, renewal-cycle, and audit rules with the Nebraska dental board before renewing.
Hygienist CE
30 hours / 2 years
Assistant CE
No state CE requirement for dental assistants (172 NAC ch. 57 addresses licensed dentists and dental hygienists).
CPR/BLS notes
Dentovio did not isolate a specific CPR, BLS, Basic Life Support, AED, or hands-on skills statement in the sourced CE notes for this jurisdiction. Confirm the current CPR/BLS renewal rule directly with the state dental board before relying on a course.
Before renewing
- Confirm whether the board requires CPR, BLS, or healthcare-provider BLS.
- Check whether an in-person or hands-on skills assessment is required.
- Verify whether CPR/BLS counts toward CE hours or is separate from CE.
- Keep cards, certificates, and audit records in the board-required format.
Related pages
Full renewal-cycle note
Biennial (24-month) cycle; renewal due on or before March 1 of each odd-numbered year (per 172 NAC ch. 57 §006). Both dentists and hygienists: 30 hrs. Mandatory: at least 2 hrs infection control per period. Home study capped at 10 hrs per renewal period. Permit-holders (e.g., sedation/expanded functions): minimum 2 hrs per permit area; sedation-permit dentists min 6 hrs in anesthesia/sedation administration. Controlled-substance-prescribing dentists: at least 3 hrs biennially on prescribing opiates, including 0.5 hr on the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP) — this opioid/PDMP mandate is cited in secondary/board sources; the LII text of §006 emphasized infection control and permit hours.