Don't miss out on these CE Modules expiring in 2025! October 14, 2025
These CE modules will be discontinued at the end of the year.
NCC adds new modules throughout the year and expires modules at the end of every year, keeping educational offerings current and relevant. The expiration date for each module is posted on the order page.
Below are the modules that will expire on December 31, 2025.
These modules must be completed before 11:59 pm CST on 12/31/2025. If you have uncompleted WB25 modules, make sure to complete the post-tests before they expire.
[CE certificates do not expire]
ELECTRONIC FETAL MONITORING & ASSESSMENT
WB2528 Uterine Activity and Evaluation
WB2568 Interpreting Pathophysiology through Electronic Fetal Monitoring
HIGH RISK NEONATAL
WB2511 Neonatal Blood Gas Analysis-A 360 Degree Perspective
WB2519 Parechovirus and Neonates-A Rising Concern
WB2524 Neonatal Congenital Heart Disease--Early Detection and Management
WB2527 Timely Topics in Neonatal Neurology
WB2534 Hear All About It-Focus on Neonatal Hearing Loss
WB2551 Neonatal Vascular Access-Achieving and Maintaining
WB2554 Who, What, When, Where, Why and How of Neonatal Infections
WB2558 Neonatal HIE-Approaches To A Management Conundrum
WB2559 Vitamin K Deficiency Bleeding-Still An Important Concern
WB2560 Exploring The Physiologic Aspects of Neonatal Transition
WB2561 The Role of Human Milk and Milk Fortifiers in Supporting the Health and Development of Preterm Infants
WB2567 Fetal and Neonatal Autoimmune Thrombocytopenia-Important Aspects
WB2569 Let's Talk About Neonatal Ventilatory Support
WB2574 Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia in the Neonate
WB2575 Neonatal Bilirubin Status-Always a Priority
WB2579 Seizures in Neonates
WB2580 The Role of Parenteral Nutrition in Neonatal Care
MATERNAL NEWBORN
WB2520 Understanding Every Day Breastfeeding Challenges
WB2522 Headaches in the Postpartum Period
WB2578 An Updated Look at Newborn Screening
OBSTETRICAL
WB2501 Preeclampsia and HELLP Syndrome
WB2503 Pregnancy and Associated Liver Diseases
WB2505 Skin Disorders in Pregnancy
WB2506 Shock in Obstetrics
WB2507 Stillbirth
WB2510 It’s All About the Labor
WB2512 Hemodynamics in Pregnancy: Physiology and Pathophysiology
WB2513 Physiologic Aspects of Normal and Abnormal Labor and Delivery
WB2515 Labor-Related Fever
WB2516 Breast Cancer in Pregnancy
WB2517 Obstetric Infections
WB2526 Pregnancies Complicated by Pre-existing Conditions
WB2529 When the Postpartum Period Becomes Complicated
WB2530 Obstetric Emergencies
WB2540 Bariatric Surgery and Its Influence on Pregnancy
WB2550 Pregnancy Related Anatomic and Physiologic Changes and Adaptations
WB2553 Maternal Medical Disorders of Fetal Significance
WB2556 Abnormalities of Fetal Growth
WB2557 Foundational Elements of Labor and Birth
WB2562 Postpartum Hemorrhage
WB2563 Common Prenatal Concerns
WB2566 Understanding Postpartum Depression
WB2573 The Compromised Placenta
WB2577 Complicated Deliveries
PHARMACOLOGY
WB2504 Drug Therapy in Pregnancy
WB2521 Pharmacology for Opioid Use Disorder
WB2555 Therapeutics and Management of COVID-19 in Pregnancy
WB2570 Drug Allergies and Multidrug Interactions
WB2571 Pharmacologically Speaking From A Neonatal Perspective
WB2572 Therapeutic Cannabis
PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT AND DIAGNOSTIC STUDIES
WB2523 Male Physical Examination for Detection of Scrotal Masses
PRIMARY CARE
WB2552 Allergies and Related Issues
WB2564 Osteoporosis
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
WB2502 Quality and Patient Safety-An Integral Part of Obstetrical and Neonatal Care
WB2518 Informed Consent
WB2531 Climate Change and Health
WB2535 Aligning Maternal and Newborn Care Practices with a Focus on Quality
WB2538 Legislation and the Law - How They Can Affect Health Care
WB2539 Maternal Deaths: Prevailing Causes and Prevention
WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE
WB2509 Use of Urinalysis in Practice
WB2514 The Menopause Transition
WB2525 Understanding Common Breast Conditions
WB2532 Common Gynecologic Related Conditions in the Older Woman
WB2533 Vaginitis and Other Related Conditions
WB2536 Infertility Risk and Its Impact
WB2537 Male Contraception
WB2565 Proteinuria and Hematuria in the Women’s Health Population
If you hold a CORE certification… Remember to take your specialty assessment - before earning CE! - make sure any CE planned for NCC maintenance is appropriate for your education plan!