Continuing Education Courses and Webinars
The WANP is committed to helping you understand and meet your continuing education requirements each year. We aim to offer a minimum of 30 continuing medical education credits, including a minimum of 7.5 credits in pharmacology, every year. If you sign up for all of our continuing education offerings - WANP-offered webinars and our annual conference - we promise you'll be covered.
Washington State CE Requirements
As of January 1, 2021, naturopathic physicians in Washington State are required to obtain a minimum of 60 continuing medical education credits every two years. Of these 60 credits, 15 must be in pharmacology. During every 2-year cycle, naturopathic physicians must obtain at least 20 of the 60 required credits from well-established and recognized naturopathic organizations, including the Washington Association of Naturopathic Physicians (WANP), the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians (AANP), the North American Naturopathic Continuing Education Accreditation Council (NANCEAC), and accredited naturopathic medical schools. During each 2-year cycle, Washington-licensed NDs can obtain up to 40 of the 60 required credits from non-ND and some other state and specialty ND organizations that provide high quality continuing medical education. Up to 5 CE credits per 2-year cycle can be self-guided or non-clinical in nature. Read the full law here.
Featured Courses:
CONNECT 2022 - Pharmacology Bundle
CONNECT 2022 - Full conference bundle
August 2022 CE Webinar: Clearing the Confusion - Current CE rules for Washington-licensed NDs
Nov 2022 CE Webinar: End of Life Care ~ Stephanie Kaplan, ND
Upcoming CE Events:
All Continuing Education Courses
CONNECT 2022 - Pharmacology Bundle
CONNECT 2022 - Full conference bundle
CONNECT 2022 - Mandatory Reporting and Adult Protection Services | David Beacham, WA State Department of Social and Health Services
CONNECT 2022 - COVID at (almost) 3 years | Matt Brignall, ND
CONNECT 2022 - Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Explained – ​The best integrative approach to PCOS | Felice Gersh, MD
CONNECT 2022 - Trauma-Informed Care for the Fat Body | Lily Stokely, ND, & Tara O'Brien, ND
CONNECT 2022 - Feeding & Eating for Kids: Challenges, Disordered Eating, and Our Approach & Biases | Sunita Iyer, ND, LM
CONNECT 2022 - Depression, Grief, & Executive Burnout: Compounded solutions to complex issues | Michelle Moser, RPh, FACA, FACVP
CONNECT 2022 - Air Pollution & Wildfire Smoke: How to protect your patients | Katherine Carvlin, ND, MS
CONNECT 2022 - Melatonin: Treating conditions throughout the body | Catherine Darley, ND
CONNECT 2022 - Botanicals as DMARDS and Biological Response Modifiers | Eugene Zampieron, ND, RH(AHG)
CONNECT 2022 - Ayurvedic Nutrition: Another way to treat the whole person | Virender Sodhi, MD(Ayurveda), ND
CONNECT 2022 - Where Subtle Waters Meet: Homeopathy & Physical Medicine | Greg Yasuda, ND
CONNECT 2022 - Supporting Mental Wellness to Disrupt Medical Racism | Reketta Peterson, LPC, PMH-C
CONNECT 2022 - Fascial Integration and Clinical Application | Kim Trager, DC
CONNECT 2022 - Naturopathic Medicine in Conflict Zones | Decker Weiss, NMD, FASA
CONNECT 2022 - Personalized Treatment Options for Dermatologic Conditions | Dawn Ipsen, PharmD, FACA
CONNECT 2022 - Drugs for Hypertension: When less is more | Kasra Pournadeali, ND, FACN
CONNECT 2022 - Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Cognitive Dysfunction | Douglas Skarada, MD, & Nahmjee Lee-Skarada, DMD
CONNECT 2022 - Toxins Have Become the Primary Drivers of Disease | Joseph Pizzorno, ND
CONNECT 2022 - Therapeutic Use of Light and Dark | Catherine Darley, ND
CONNECT 2022 - POTS: Beyond the Basics | Alison Hearst, ND
CONNECT 2022 - Managing the Complex, Multi-System, Multiple Symptom Patient | Bobbi Lutack, ND
