Continuing education program means the total num- ber of continuing education hours or subjects required by the department pursuant to s. 452.05 (1) (d), Stats.
Continuing education program means a systematic learning experience (such as a course, seminar, or audiovisual or computer learning program) which serves to develop, maintain, or increase the knowledge, skills and professional performance of physicians who serve as Qualified Medical Evaluators in the California workers' compensation system.
Continuing education program. (“CE program”) means the MFDA’s Mutual Fund Dealer Continuing Education program.
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No person in any Heritage Language Program or Continuing Education Program shall be covered by this Agreement.
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Continuing education program means a classroom education program approved pursuant to Rule .0301 of this Subchapter.
Continuing education program means a formal, post-licensure education program designed to increase knowledge and/or skills of nurses. Continuing education programs may include: workshops, institutes, clinical conferences, staff development courses and individual studies. It does not include study for an academic degree, post-master’s certificate or other evidence of completing such a program.
Continuing education program means IIROC’s continuing education program, consisting of compliance and professional development requirements.
Continuing education program means the Corporation’s continuing education program, consisting of compliance and professional development requirements.”
Continuing education program or “CEP” means a program approved by the board to improve the skill level of licensees and permit holders, such as the certification maintenance program established the by registry of interpreters for the deaf;
Continuing education program means an education program approved pursuant to Rule 5007 of these Rules.
Continuing education program means a continuing education course or class established in accordance with the Act and its accompanying regulations that requires that the course or class be taught by a teacher.