Oregon Respiratory Therapist CEU Bundle
Stay Compliant with Oregon CEU Requirements: A Guide for Respiratory Therapists
Keeping your Oregon respiratory therapy license active means staying up to date with the state’s continuing education requirements. While it may seem like one more thing on your to-do list, the process doesn’t have to be complicated. With the right plan—and the right CEU provider—you can complete your required hours without stress.
In this guide, we’ll walk through Oregon’s CEU requirements for respiratory therapists, explain why AARC-approved courses matter, and show how TheCEPlace makes it easy to stay compliant and grow professionally.
CEU Requirements for Oregon Respiratory Therapists
The Oregon Health Authority requires OR licensed respiratory therapists to complete seven (7) continuing education units (CEUs) each year in order to renew their license.
Here’s what you need to know:
- Renewal frequency: Annually
- Total CEUs required: 7 per year
- Clinical requirement: At least 2.5 CEUs must directly relate to the clinical practice of respiratory care (per ORS 688.800)
- License expiration: Your license must be renewed by the last day of the month it was originally issued
Unlike some states with biennial renewals, Oregon's annual renewal cycle means CEU planning should become part of your regular routine.
Keep Your Records—Just in Case
While Oregon does not require you to submit CEU certificates during renewal, you are expected to keep documentation for at least two years. If selected for an audit, you must provide proof of completion—so staying organized is essential.
Why AARC-Approved CEUs Matter
The American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC) is a nationally recognized authority in respiratory care education. Choosing AARC-approved courses ensures:
- Your CEUs are compliant with Oregon’s licensing standards
- The content is current, credible, and professionally relevant
- You’re receiving high-quality education that supports your growth
All courses offered through TheCEPlace are AARC-approved—making your license renewal process smoother and more reliable.
Bundled CEUs: The Smarter, Simpler Choice
Trying to piece together CEUs from multiple sources can be time-consuming—and risky if a course doesn’t meet Oregon’s requirements. That’s where bundled CEUs from TheCEPlace come in.
Benefits of our Oregon CEU bundle:
- Meets all 7 CEU requirements in one package
- Includes 2.5+ hours of clinical care content
- Fully AARC-approved and Oregon-compliant
- 100% online and self-paced
- Easy certificate download for your records
- Affordable and cost-effective
Whether you want to chip away at your CEUs over the year or complete them all in a weekend, our bundles are designed to fit your life—not the other way around.
Tips to Stay on Top of Your CEUs
Oregon’s annual renewal schedule means it’s important to keep CEU completion top of mind. Here are a few tips to help:
Start early in your renewal cycle
Spreading your CEUs across the year helps you avoid a last-minute scramble.
Use a CEU tracking sheet or digital folder
Save your certificates as soon as you earn them, and keep them in one place for easy access during audits.
Mix up your learning formats
TheCEPlace offers flexible options so you can complete CEUs during lunch breaks, weekends, or whenever it fits your schedule.
Choose a platform made for RTs
With bundled options and built-in progress tracking, TheCEPlace is designed to meet the needs of busy respiratory therapists.
Invest in Your License—and Your Career
Completing CEUs isn’t just about checking a box. The right courses can help you:
- Stay sharp on clinical techniques
- Learn about emerging respiratory care technology
- Enhance your confidence in patient care
- Prepare for career advancement opportunities
When you choose CEUs that matter—through a provider that understands your profession—you’re not just meeting a requirement. You’re growing your expertise.
Ready to Make CEUs Easy?
At TheCEPlace, we’ve simplified the renewal process for Oregon respiratory therapists. Our AARC-approved bundle takes the guesswork out of CEU compliance, so you can stay licensed, prepared, and focused on what you do best: helping your patients breathe easier.


