Relias Academy offers convenient online courses for licensed professionals, paraprofessionals, and lifelong learners. Information on course requirements by the Board of Behavioral Health Examiners are below, as well as a list of approved and accredited courses.
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- Browse the course list below to view education accepted by the Board of Behavioral Health Examiners. View course details or click Add to Cart to checkout and instantly enroll!
Expiration- Due On
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- Due Every
- 2 years
- Due Based On
- Anniversary of Licensure
| Accepted CEUsNAADAC: The Association for Addiction Professionals | Hours- Hours Required
- 30
- Max Online Hours
- 30
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Required Topics | Hours | Frequency |
|---|
| Ethics/Laws/Rules/Jurisprudence | 3 | 2 years |
| Cultural Competency/Diversity | 3 | 2 years |
| Supervision Related Courses If practicing as a Clinical Supervisor:
Initially complete a minimum of 12 clock hours of continuing education as specified in this section during the two years before the clinical supervisors license renewal date. To continue providing clinical supervision, an individual shall, at least
every three (3) years, complete a minimum of nine (9) hours of continuing training that:
1. Meets the standard specified in R4-6-802(D);
2. Concerns clinical supervision;
3. Addresses the topics listed in subsection (A)(1)(a); and
4. Beginning January 1, 2018, includes three (3) clock hours of a Board-approved tutorial on Board statutes and rules. | 9 | 3 years |
| Ethics/Laws/Rules/Jurisprudence The Arizona Statutes/Regulations Tutorial is required to be completed each two (2) year license period pursuant to A.A.C. R4-6-802. AZ requires state-provided training for this topic. | | 2 years |
The information on this page was considered accurate when it was published. Relias Learning does not guarantee any board approvals or licensing regulations. Contact your professional board for their official requirements.