When does my license expire?
Minnesota licenses expire two years after the date of initial licensure and every two years thereafter.
When can I renew my license?
Online renewal is available two months before your current license expiration date.
How do I renew my license?
Go to the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice (MBMP) website below in Resource Links. Select Online Services from the menu bar, then click on My Services or Log In, then click on New Users Register Here to start. Once you are on the Log In page, you need to register first. In the renewal notice letter you received from the Board, you will find a Security Code. You need that Security Code to register with the Board’s Online Service.
How many CEUs does Minnesota require?
Each licensed respiratory therapist must complete at least 24 hours of Board-approved continuing education every two years as a condition of licensure renewal. Newly licensed respiratory therapists commence their two year cycle on July 1 immediately following the date the licensure was granted.
Can I get all of my CEUs online?
You can obtain all of your CEUs online. We offer Real-Time Live Broadcast, Recorded Live Credit Courses, and our Self-Directed (available 24/7) courses. See our Discounts page for special offers (including Unlimited CEUs).
Are your courses approved by both the AARC and the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice (MBMP)?
Our courses are AARC approved and accepted by the MBMP. To see our AARC approvals click here.
How much does my renewal cost?
License renewal is $90. An initial license is $223.35.
Resource Links
Minnesota Board of Medical Practice (MBMP) (contact info on bottom of page)
Minnesota Statutes – Continuing Education Requirements
Minnesota Statutes – Respiratory Therapist Practice Act
Minnesota Society for Respiratory Care
The information contained on this page was as accurate as possible at the time it was researched. It is possible that errors exist or that current license requirements have changed. We encourage corrections and comments and will make modifications accordingly. Neither Respiratory Associates nor any other individual or institution, except the person renewing their license, is responsible or liable for any consequences of its use. You are encouraged to read your state licensure requirements from the primary source, e.g. state website. If any of our CEU courses are rejected by your state licensing authority our sole remedy will be a refund.