States with Fewest Continuing Education Hours for Polysomnographic Technologist (RPSGT) (2026)

The state with the lowest requirement is Oregon at 7 hours. The highest is Wyoming at 50 hours. The national average is 46 hours.

Lowest

7 hours

Oregon

Average

46 hours

across 44 states

Median

50 hours

44 states at or below

Range

43 hours

spread across states

#	State	CE Hours / Cycle	Renewal Fee	Renewal Cycle
#1	Oregon	7 hours	$100	1 year
#2	Louisiana	10 hours	$75	1 year
#3	Delaware	20 hours	$150	2 years
#3	District of Columbia	20 hours	$149	2 years
#3	Virginia	20 hours	$135	2 years
#6	Alabama	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Alaska	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Arizona	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Arkansas	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Colorado	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Connecticut	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Florida	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Georgia	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Hawaii	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Idaho	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Illinois	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Indiana	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Iowa	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Kansas	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Kentucky	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Maine	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Massachusetts	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Michigan	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Minnesota	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Mississippi	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Missouri	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Montana	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Nebraska	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Nevada	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	New Hampshire	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	North Dakota	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Ohio	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Oklahoma	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Pennsylvania	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Rhode Island	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	South Carolina	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	South Dakota	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Texas	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Utah	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Vermont	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Washington	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	West Virginia	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Wisconsin	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
#6	Wyoming	50 hours	—	5 years (BRPT recertification cycle)
—	California	Varies — see details	$150	2 years
—	Maryland	Varies — see details	$176	2 years
—	New Jersey	Varies — see details	$150	2 years
—	New Mexico	Varies — see details	$150	2 years
—	New York	Varies — see details	$300	3 years
—	North Carolina	Varies — see details	$50	1 year
—	Tennessee	Varies — see details	$125	2 years

CE hours are per renewal cycle as reported by state licensing boards. States showing 0 hours may not require continuing education or may have alternative requirements. Click any state for full details.

Key Takeaways

•44 states come in at or below the median of 50 hours
•The range spans from 7 hours to 50 hours — a 43 hours spread
•States in the South tend to have lower values (avg 41 hours), while Midwest states average 50 hours
•7 states did not have data available for this metric

Frequently Asked Questions

Which state requires the fewest continuing education hours for polysomnographic technologist (rpsgt)s?

Oregon requires the fewest CE hours at 7 hours per renewal cycle. The national average is 46 hours.

How much do polysomnographic technologist (rpsgt) licensing requirements vary between states?

There is significant variation across the 44 states with data. Values range from 7 hours to 50 hours, with a median of 50 hours.

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