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We accredit registered nurses (RNs) and registered dietitians (RDs). If you work in any other discipline, please refer to your own professional licensing criteria for continuing education details. Healthcare provider boards reciprocate between CE credits and may recognize the credits we provide.
Note : We also offer select, accredited courses for case managers.
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You can earn CE credits for any of the self-study opportunities you see on our site. We review these programs periodically to make sure the content is current and relevant, and we diligently remove any out-of-date content.
Note: Not all of our courses are accredited. If your self-study course offers CE credits, you’ll see them listed on the “COURSE DETAILS” page.
We’ve created some programs expressly for physicians, and offer Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits through other organizations. We also offer programs for healthcare students and fellows who want to build their subject matter expertise on a certain subject but don’t need to earn continuing education credits.
You can see how many Continuing Education units you’ll earn for each course you complete by clicking “COURSES” on the homepage, finding the course you’ve completed or plan to take, and reading the “Continuing Education Units” section located just below the program date.
The ANHI Certificate of Training program allows you to earn Continuing Education (CE/CPEU) credits as you gain expertise in a variety of topics.
Once you choose your program, and you complete the required credit hours and online post-test, we’ll award you with a Certificate of Training in that content area.
Note: Keep in mind our certificates of training don’t offer professional designations or credentials.
To earn and print each Certificate of Training, you’ll need to complete the required course curriculum and pass an online exam.
Step 1: See the requirements and available courses for each certificate.
Log on to ANHI.org, and click “CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING” at the top of the page.
Step 2: Complete the required self-study coursework on ANHI.org.
Step 3: Complete the group program, live event or webinar if your Certificate of Training requires it.
Step 4: Once you’ve completed all your credit hours; you must pass a comprehensive online post-test to earn and print your certificate of training.
Your Certificate of Training document will showcase your total earned credits.
Yes, each Certificate of Training has different requirements. Simply log on to ANHI.org and click “CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING” at the top of the page to find a list of these requirements.
If you’d like to earn your Adult Malnutrition Certificate of Training, please keep in mind you’ll need to earn at least one (1) credit by attending a group program or webinar.
You can see your claimed credits by logging on to ANHI.org and clicking “MY COURSES” at the top of your screen.
Yes, we created our current certificates of training for nurses and dietitians. If you’d like details for courses we developed specifically with nurses in mind, please log on to ANHI.org, click "CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING" and read through the Adult Malnutrition Course Catalog.
No, you don’t have to complete a group program. Please keep in mind, however, that you’ll need to attend at least one group program or webinar to earn your Adult Malnutrition Certificate of Training.
We also offer webinars periodically throughout the year. To hear more about our offerings, simply check back on ANHI.org, or follow ANHI on LinkedIn.
Yes; you’ll earn a certificate for every course you complete. To print your certificate and claim your CE credit:
You can claim credit only once when we offer program titles in multiple formats.
We offer webinars periodically throughout the year. At least 1 of your 7 credits must be fulfilled by attending a group program or webinar. To hear more about our offerings, simply check back on ANHI.org, follow ANHI on LinkedIn, or contact your Abbott Nutrition representative for details.
We offer CE programs regularly throughout the year. To hear more about our offerings, simply check back on ANHI.org, follow ANHI on LinkedIn, or contact your Abbott Nutrition representative for details.
Sometimes we do offer self-study or group-based versions of our live events. Please check ANHI.org/education/course-catalog for self-study additions, or ask your Abbott Nutrition representative about new program offerings.
No. You can claim credit on featured ANHI live events only if they’re designated as part of an ANHI Certificate of Training program.
Keep in mind you’ll need to complete all your course work and pass your final post-test before you can print your certificate.
A certification is an intensive training program that awards you a professional designation once you complete your course work and pass a final evaluation. The term “certification” should be used only when referencing the completion of a certification examination such as the Registration Examination for Dietitians.
A Certificate of Training allows you to earn CPEUs/CEs as you build your new knowledge and skill related to your subject matter. Unlike a certification program, you don’t receive a professional designation.
Keep in mind our certificates of training aren’t part of a certification program.
Abbott Nutrition Health Institute (ANHI) is a continuing professional education accredited provider by the Commission on Dietetic Registration, and an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the California Board of Registered Nursing.
We developed our Certificate of Training programs with the help and careful review of a team of clinicians and leading experts in the field.
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