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Nevada Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor Continuing Education Requirements

Nevada CADCs need 40 continuing education (CE) hours every 24 months (2 years) to renew their license.

✓ Verified against the board's published rules Last reviewed 2026-07-14
Total hours
40
Renewal cycle
24 mo

Required CE topics

These hours are part of the 40-hour total — not in addition to it.

TopicHours
Ethics 3
Confidentiality (NAC 641C.425, 42 CFR Part 2, HIPAA) 3
Cultural competency and diversity, equity and inclusion (3 hours per year of the term) 6

Renewal cycle

Biennial; each license/certificate is valid for 2 years from issuance (NRS 641C.331/.360/.390).

Format limits & what counts

Documentation to keep

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Frequently asked questions

How many CE hours do Nevada CADCs need?

Nevada CADCs must complete 40 continuing education hours every 24 months (2 years) to renew.

What specific CE topics are required for Nevada CADCs?

Within the 40-hour total, Nevada requires: 3 hours of ethics; 3 hours of confidentiality (nac 641c.425, 42 cfr part 2, hipaa); 6 hours of cultural competency and diversity, equity and inclusion (3 hours per year of the term). The remaining hours may be general continuing education.

Do online or self-study courses count toward Nevada CADC CE?

Most formats count, but some carry per-cycle caps. See the format rules above for the specifics that apply to Nevada CADCs.

Where do these Nevada CADC CE requirements come from?

These requirements are taken directly from the licensing board's published rules, last reviewed 2026-07-14.

Can I track my Nevada CADC CE automatically?

Yes. Best CE Tracker applies these rules to your logged activities and shows exactly what you still need before renewal. Sign in with your email to start — it's free during beta.

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This page is general information, not legal or compliance advice. Always confirm requirements with your licensing board.