When must an adjuster complete their continuing education hours?

A licensed adjuster is required to complete their continuing education hours within the two-year licensing period to maintain their license. This requirement ensures that adjusters stay updated on the latest industry practices, regulations, and knowledge needed to perform their duties effectively.

Maintaining competency through continuing education is essential not only for compliance with state regulations but also for fostering professionalism within the industry. By completing these hours throughout the two-year period, adjusters can better prepare themselves for any changes in laws, advancements in technology, and evolving best practices in their field.

Choosing a time frame like a two-year licensing period encourages adjusters to plan their education and professional development without overwhelming them with an annual requirement, allowing for flexibility in fulfilling their hours as their schedules permit.