Licensed Psychologist CE Requirements in Vermont
This page summarizes the current CE requirements for the Licensed Psychologist (Board of Psychological Examiners) license in Vermont — renewal model, mandated topics, live/interactive rules, and home-study limits — with links to the official regulator.
Licensed Psychologist
- Ethics — 6 hNo fewer than 6 of the 60 hours must be specifically devoted to professional psychologist ethics.
- Systemic Oppression / Anti-Oppressive Practice — 1 hOne hour in systematic oppression and anti-oppressive practice (or related areas), effective the January 2026 renewal (Act 117 of 2022); online acceptable.
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How many CE hours does a Licensed Psychologist need in Vermont?
A Licensed Psychologist must complete 60 CE / continuing-education hours every 2 years in Vermont. That total includes 6 hours of ethics. At least 24 of those hours must be live or interactive.
Are there required CE topics for Licensed Psychologist in Vermont?
Yes. Vermont requires the following CE topics for Licensed Psychologist: Ethics (6 h); Systemic Oppression / Anti-Oppressive Practice (1 h).
Can Licensed Psychologist CE be completed online in Vermont?
Not entirely. Vermont requires at least 24 live or interactive hours per cycle; the remaining hours may generally be completed through approved home-study / online courses. Home-study note: No more than 24 of the 60 hours may be individual activities (independent study: readings, audio/video, CDs/DVDs, online/self-paced courses, writing/speaking). No more than 30 hours on any single topic..
What else should Licensed Psychologist renewals know in Vermont?
Rule 8.5(c) requires no fewer than 24 of the 60 hours from 'large group and formal presentation activities' (interactive programs/webinars with a live exchange among participants), so at least 24 hours must be live/interactive. Rule 8.6 allows small-group CE via electronic visual media, and H.305 (2023) treats synchronous virtual CE as in-person/live. The 60-hour requirement applies beginning with the first renewal after two years of licensure.