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Clinician requirements in Connecticut
Five tracks, each generated from our requirements table and each carrying the board page it was read from. Last verified 2026-09-15.
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Physician licensing in Connecticut
Connecticut became the 38th Interstate Medical Licensure Compact member on 13 May 2022.
4 filings or obligations listed. Source: the Connecticut Department of Public Health.
Nurse practitioner licensing in Connecticut
Connecticut is not a nurse compact state, so the RN license is filed separately.
5 filings or obligations listed. Source: the Connecticut Department of Public Health.
Physician assistant licensing in Connecticut
PA licensure is handled by the Department of Public Health on a 2-year cycle.
4 filings or obligations listed. Source: the Connecticut Department of Public Health.
Continuing education in Connecticut
Physician continuing education is required each 2-year renewal period under Chapter 370.
2 filings or obligations listed. Source: Connecticut Department of Public Health.
Controlled substance registration in Connecticut
Connecticut issues its own controlled substance registration separate from DEA.
3 filings or obligations listed. Source: Connecticut Department of Public Health.
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