CE Broker states for nurses (2026)
CE Broker is an online CE tracking system used by several state boards of nursing. In Florida, Georgia, New Mexico and West Virginia, your CE is checked through CE Broker at renewal. Other states use their own portal, require an upload with your application, or only ask you to attest.
States that check CE through CE Broker
- Florida CE requirements: YES - must be reported into CE Broker before renewal
- Georgia CE requirements: YES - submit CE documentation to CE Broker
- New Mexico CE requirements: YES - upload to CE Broker before renewal
- West Virginia CE requirements: CE verified via CE Broker at renewal; upload certificates to CE Broker only if audited
States that link CE Broker but don't require reporting
- South Carolina CE requirements: Attest at renewal; CE Broker is the board's official CE tracking system (free account to self-report)
- New Hampshire CE requirements: Board links CE Broker tracking (requirement unclear)
States that use their own portal or an upload
- Alabama CE requirements: CE must be uploaded to ABN CE Record before renewal
- Texas CE requirements: Yes: from Sept 1, 2026 you must enter CE compliance in the Texas Nurse Portal CE Module before submitting renewal (first renewal waived); random audits
- Wyoming CE requirements: Upload proof (CEs/competency) to Nurse Portal with renewal
- District of Columbia CE requirements: Upload proof with renewal application (or attest will complete by expiration)
- Vermont CE requirements: Upload CE certificates in renewal application (if using CE option)
- Kentucky CE requirements: Upload to KBN portal optional unless audited
- Delaware CE requirements: No - attest at renewal, keep records for audit (enter CE in DELPROS tracker; upload only if audited)
Every other state asks you to attest at renewal and keep certificates in case of audit. See each state page for details.
How to report CE in CE Broker
- Create a free account at cebroker.com (or log in).
- Check your course history: many approved providers report completions for you.
- For anything missing, choose Report CE, answer the questions and attach your certificate.
- Check that your compliance status shows complete before you renew.
- Keep your own copies of certificates.
Free vs paid accounts
The basic account is free and covers what you need to renew: course history, compliance status and self-reporting. CE Broker sells optional upgraded plans with extra features. Per the Georgia board, you never have to pay to access the tools needed to renew.
FAQ
What is CE Broker?
CE Broker is an online continuing education tracking system that some state boards of nursing use to record nurses' completed CE. Approved providers can report your courses for you, and you can self-report others with your certificate.
Which states require nurses to report CE in CE Broker?
Florida, Georgia, New Mexico and West Virginia use CE Broker to check CE at renewal. South Carolina names CE Broker as its official tracking system but nurses attest at renewal; New Hampshire links to it for tracking.
Is CE Broker free for nurses?
Yes, a basic CE Broker account is free and lets you see your course history and compliance status. CE Broker also sells optional upgraded plans; the Georgia board says you never have to pay to get the tools needed to renew.
Does Texas use CE Broker?
No. From September 1, 2026, Texas nurses enter CE compliance in the CE Module of the Texas Nurse Portal before submitting their renewal.
How do I report CE in CE Broker?
Create or log in to your account at cebroker.com, choose Report CE, answer the questions for the course type, and attach your certificate. Courses from providers that report to CE Broker may already appear in your history.
Sources: state board pages linked from each state page; Georgia Board of Nursing CE page. Checked Oct 16, 2026.