CE Provider

Become a CE Provider

The National Continuing Education Review Service (NCERS) reviews and approved thousands of continuing education programs offered by hundreds of providers across the country.

There are no limitations to CE Provider membership. If your organization provides continuing education to Long Term Care Administrators, either in-person or through distance learning, you are eligible to become a NCERS CE Provider and have CE hours approved by NAB.

To become a CE Provider, click on the interest form link below and complete it online.

NCERS CE Provider Interest Form

Membership Categories

CE Provider (Standard) | $300 per year

Open to any organization that provides public programs. Your annual fee includes unlimited public program submissions.

Your membership fee does not include any program submission fees.

New fee starting 1/6/2025: $315 per year

Private CE Provider | $1,450 per year

Open to any organization that provides private + public programs. Your annual fee includes up to ten (10) private programs and unlimited public program submissions.

Your membership fee does not include any program submission fees.

New fee starting 1/6/2025: $1,520 per year

Private CE Provider (Unlimited) | $2,900 per year

Open to any organization that provides private + public program. Your annual fee includes unlimited private and public program submissions.

Your membership fee does not include any program submission fees. 

New fee starting 1/6/2025: $3,045 per year

Please Note: NCERS membership fee increases will go into effect beginning on January 6, 2025.

Click here for more information, including the new fees.

NCERS CE Provider Informational Materials & Links

We encourage new and existing CE Providers to reference the links below:

The NCERS CE Provider User Guide will guide you through each step, from start to finish while submitting your program. 

NAB Certified CE Proivders have exclusive program benefits enabling them to bring their customers just in time education without incurring hefty late fees.

To become a Certified CE Provider, providers of continuing education must meet specific criteria.

Click here for more information about becoming a NCERS Certified CE Provider.