The “Infection Control & Barrier Precautions” certificate is valid for four years, but it must be kept on file for six years in the event your license is audited.

The “Child Abuse: New York Mandated Reporter Training” certificate is a one-time requirement for initial licensure. Once the course has been successfully completed, a permanent copy of the certificate would need to be maintained in the event of a license audit.

Yes. Both the “Child Abuse: New York Mandated Reporter” and “Infection Control & Barrier Precautions” have been approved by the New York State Department of Education for numerous professions. For a list of these professions, please visit our “About Us” page or the New York State Education Department’s “Infection Control & Barrier Precautions”, “Education for Prescribing Controlled Substances”, and “Child Abuse: New York Mandated Reporter” links.

You have one year from the date of purchase to complete your course(s). If you do not complete the course(s) within this time frame, your access will expire, and you will need to purchase the course(s) again to regain access.