1. Is At Home Seminars Approved By the NBCOT (National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy) as a CE Provider?
Yes! At Home Seminars is a member of the NBCOT Professional Development Provider Registry
1 contact hours of courses offered by At Home Seminars = 1 PDU for the NBCOT
Click Here to visit the NBCOT website
2. Is At Home Seminars Approved By My State’s Occupational Therapy Board?
Probably! Please Select the States You are Licensed in to Check the Approval Status of At Home Seminars’ Courses Prior to Ordering:
Please select your state below:
The following are the definitions for the terms describing our approval status in your state:
- Valid for CE Credit: The state does not require pre-approval of courses for CE credit so At Home Seminars’ courses can be used to fulfill your requirements as long as there are no other restrictions present (such as home study/online restrictions)
- Approved: The state does require pre-approval of courses for CE credit and has either pre-approved the course for CE credit or has approved At Home Seminars as a continuing education provider for for your state for OTs and OTAs
- Approval Pending: The state does require pre-approval of courses for CE credit. At Home Seminars has submitted the course for approval to the state, but is still awaiting notice of course approval.
- Not Approved: The state does require pre-approval of courses for CE credit and has either denied the course for approval or the state requires approval and At Home Seminars has not submitted the course to the state for pre-approval. If you order a course that is Not Approved, you wont be getting credit for it with your state.
Beware of companies who advertise “Guaranteed Approval” for home study courses. They are incorrect as some states do not allow home study courses for licensure renewals or have strict requirements or limitations on the home study courses that are taken. Contact your licensing board before taking any course where a company may state it is “up to the therapist” to decide if a course may be taken. In many cases, this is incorrect and specific approval processes must be followed for the course to be used for credit.
At Home Seminars contacts each state annually to update our records but states do not notify us of rule changes, and many changes occur in between the time we speak with them from year to year. If you know of any changes occurring in your licensure state, please let us know so we can keep our information as accurate as possible for you!
