Vermont CE requirements at a glance
- CE hours required
- 18 hours every 2 years
- Renewal timing
- Vermont licenses renew every two years and expire September 30 of odd-numbered years.
- Required topics
- Emergency office procedures
- CPR/BLS
- Not required
Vermont's CE rules don't require CPR/BLS certification to renew, though many employers require it.
- Self-study and online limits
- We haven't confirmed whether Vermont limits self-study or online CE. Ask the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation before you rely on online courses.
New to CE? Our dental hygienist continuing education guide explains what counts, live vs self-study, and audits.
Frequently asked questions
How many CE hours do dental hygienists need in Vermont?
Vermont requires 18 hours of CE every 2 years, about 9 hours a year.
What CE topics are required in Vermont?
In Vermont, the required topic is emergency office procedures.
Is CPR required to renew a dental hygiene license in Vermont?
No. Vermont's CE rules don't require CPR/BLS certification to renew, though many employers require it.
Can I do all my CE online in Vermont?
We haven't confirmed whether Vermont limits self-study or online CE. Ask the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation before you rely on online courses. Live vs self-study CE, explained
When do dental hygiene licenses renew in Vermont?
Vermont licenses renew every two years and expire September 30 of odd-numbered years.
Sources
Last verified August 31, 2026.
- sos.vermont.gov /dental-examiners/statutes-rules-resources
- adha.org /licensuremaps
Rules change. Confirm with the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation before you rely on them. Official board site