Additional Resources for Diabetes Educators
- Statutes & Rules
A copy of the Statute and Rules can be obtained by clicking the links below.
- The cite for the Diabetes Educators is IC 25-14.3.
- The cite for the Uniform Standards of Practice is IC 25-1-9.
- The rules of the Board are located in Title 844 of the Indiana Administrative Code.
- Continuing Education Requirements
All Diabetes Educators must obtain fifteen (15) hours of continuing education annually in order to renew your license.
To renew a license, an applicant must complete continuing education. The continuing education must meet the requirements of IC 25-1-4 and consist of:
- the completion in each two (2) year license cycle of thirty (30) contact hours that have been approved by the Association of Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (ADCES), Certification Board for Diabetes Care and Education (CBDCE), or other approved provider.
Please do not send in your continuing education certificates. An audit will be performed after the renewal period is complete. If you are chosen you will be sent a letter with instructions on sending in your certificates.
- Scope of Practice Rulings
Licensed practitioners that have a specific question or questions about the scope of practice of their licensed profession may request a "practice ruling" from the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (PLA) and the Indiana Medical Licensing Board (the Board). The PLA and the Board may provide a formal determination/interpretation based on the practitioner's factual situations/circumstances. Licensed practitioners may submit a "Request for Practice Ruling" through the web-based form provided on the PLA's "Request for Practice Ruling" web page. Additional information and instructions for submitting a "Request for Practice Ruling " are provided on the web page.
All requests will be reviewed by the PLA's legal team, and PLA's legal team will draft a ruling for the Board's consideration and potential adoption. All rulings adopted by the Board will be posted to the Indiana Register as well as the comprehensive list provided on the the PLA's "Request for Practice Ruling" web page.