Pharmacology update
ANCC-accreditedThe annual pharmacology update, built as a self-paced module you can finish between shifts — no fixed start time to trade a shift for.
Enroll in the pharmacology update →Longleaf writes continuing education the way a good clinician writes an order: a clear indication, directions you can follow, and a refill for when the requirement comes back around. Pharmacology updates, critical care certification prep, infection control modules, and live webinars — all ANCC-accredited, all built around a working nurse’s week.
Four ways to fill a need. Each course is written for a specific clinical or career moment, and every one carries ANCC accreditation.
The annual pharmacology update, built as a self-paced module you can finish between shifts — no fixed start time to trade a shift for.
Enroll in the pharmacology update →Structured prep for a critical care certification exam, worked through over weeks rather than crammed into one night off.
Enroll in certification prep →Infection control CE in modules, so you can work through a unit or facility requirement between shifts instead of in one sitting.
Enroll in infection control →No hunting for the accreditation line, no guessing how a course runs. Every course tells you what it is for, how to take it, and when it needs taking again.
Match the course to the requirement you are meeting or the certification you are working toward.
Self-paced module or live webinar, and the ANCC accreditation every course carries.
Built for rotating shifts: no fixed start time, no travel, and nothing to attend in person.
Pharmacology updates and infection control come back around. The course listing tells you when to repeat it.
Hospital group licensing puts the same ANCC-accredited courses behind every nurse on your staff, so a department stays current without a folder of separate enrollments.
Tell us about your team and we will follow up with the details for your facility.
One course for the nurse with a single requirement on the calendar, or a license for the unit that has to keep an entire staff current. Either way, the directions are printed on the slip.