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Education division: CE application volume surged in January; backlog largely cleared
Summary
Jennifer Wheeler, director of education, told the committee the Realm portal produced a large increase in continuing-education applications — 762 in January and 514 in February — and staff approved 350 and 453 applications in those months respectively. She said the backlog tied to conversion of historical records is now largely resolved.
Jennifer Wheeler, director of education, reported a substantial spike in continuing education (CE) submissions after the Realm portal went live. "We received 762 total CE applications in January," Wheeler said, adding that the office approved 350 of those applications and approved another 453 in February.
Wheeler told members that earlier data-conversion problems created a backlog but that those issues have subsided and the education division expects to be processing inspector‑course applications on current dates by the end of the week. She encouraged providers to report any lingering posting problems so staff can address them quickly.
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