The Fairleigh Dickinson University College of Nursing and Allied Health offers continuing education (CE) programs for nurses, healthcare professionals, and individuals preparing for or engaged in health-adjacent careers. Whether you are earning a certificate or contact hours (CHs), updating your clinical knowledge, refreshing essential skills, or pursuing career-focused training, our CE programs provide practical learning supported by experienced faculty and industry professionals.
Programs include:
Basic Health Assessment RN Refresher Course (25.5 CE) Registration opening soon for courses starting Jan 4, May 31, Jul 5
Prescribing Controlled Dangerous Substances (6-hour CDS Course) Registration opening soon for courses starting bi-monthly, Jan through June
“3-Ps” Bootcamp (Advanced Physical Assessment, Advanced Pathophysiology, and Advanced Pharmacology) Registration opening soon for courses starting bi-monthly, Jan through June
Writer’s Camp (2 CE’s)
Clinical Lab Assistant (CLA) Program
Phlebotomy Program
To view our offerings, see the navigation in the left sidebar (desktop) or the navigation dropdown at the top of the page (mobile).
Continuing Education FAQs
Who can enroll in CoNAH continuing education programs?
Our programs serve nurses, healthcare professionals, nurse scholars, and individuals preparing for allied health careers. Eligibility and prerequisite requirements vary, so review the individual program page before registering.
Do I need to be an FDU student?
Most continuing education participants do not need to be enrolled in an FDU degree program. Registration and account requirements vary by program.
How many contact hours will I receive?
The number of contact hours varies by program. When contact hours are available, the amount and completion requirements will be stated on the individual program page.
Are programs offered online or in person?
Program formats include online, in-person, and hybrid learning. Some online programs may be self-paced, while others include scheduled virtual meetings. Hybrid certificate programs may combine online instruction with campus laboratories or clinical experiences.
How do I register?
Select the registration button on the individual program page and follow the instructions for the listed session. Because registration methods may differ by program, always use the link provided on the program page.
What happens after I register?
You will receive confirmation and additional instructions by email. Depending on the program, these instructions may include FDU account information, Webcampus access, required materials, clinical-clearance steps, or details about examinations and in-person activities.
How will I receive proof of completion?
Participants who meet all completion requirements will receive the documentation specified for their program, which may include an electronic certificate of completion or an entry on an FDU continuing education transcript.
What is the refund policy?
Refund and transfer policies vary by program. Review the tuition and registration information carefully before submitting payment.
Who should I contact if I have questions?
Please use the Continuing Education contact information provided on this page for assistance with registration, program requirements, course access, or completion documentation.