California Graduate Institute - CE Programs

CE Programs

California Graduate Institute is approved for continued education (CE) in various subjects by the following organizations:

  • Veteran Administration - approves for GI Bill inclusion a wide range of educational programs (including graduate level education) .
  • National Association of Social Workers (NASW) - a member association that offers approval of social work programs in continuing education for its members. However, the association's approval program (NASW CE approval) is not approved by the official Social Work Licensure Boards in several states, including California.
  • California Board of Registered Nursing - approves registered nursing and advanced practice nursing programs in California.
  • California Board of Behavioral Sciences - approves continuing education providers (such as schools, associations, health facilities, governmental entities, educational institutions, extension programs, individuals, etc) in behavioral science in California.
  • Division of Allied Health Professions of the Medical Board of California - approves research programs in Psychoanalysis, the first such program approved by the Allied Health Professions is offered at CGI.
  • California Psychological Association - a professional association in California which approves sponsors for continuing education for psychologists. The individual courses are approved by the MCEP Accrediting Agency.
  • American Psychological Association (APA) - approves sponsors of continuing education for psychologists. Graduates of unaccredited state-approved schools such as CGI are limited to associate membership in APA.

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