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May 31, midnight. Your LD/N renewal, punched.

Every Florida licensed dietitian/nutritionist renews on the same night: midnight Eastern, May 31, 2027. Punch in your 30 CE hours, make sure they reached CE Broker, put the date on your calendar, and renew. Free, no sign-up, and it all stays on this phone.

Your Florida LD/N license

Statewide date: Florida LD/N renewals are due May 31, 2027, midnight ET. source

How to renew

  1. Finish the hours. 30 in all, 2 of them on preventing medical errors (plus 3 of HIV/AIDS inside the 30 on a first renewal). Courses from CDR-approved providers count, as do those listed on CE Broker. Up to 20 hours can be home study.
  2. Other ways to earn hours, per the Department: at least 2 hours at a public meeting of the Dietetics and Nutrition Practice Council, serving as an expert witness, presenting a new board-approved program, and pro bono services.
  3. Report to CE Broker. The Department verifies your CE in CE Broker when you renew.
  4. Check your fingerprints. A renewal needs background screening or retained fingerprints. Check yours in CHAI; if retention runs out in the next 60 days, pay it there.
  5. Renew online at Florida Health Source (Renew A License), then Renew My License in the MQA Services Portal. It shows up no later than 90 days before expiration, and the Department mails a postcard about then.
  6. Pay $100 before midnight Eastern on May 31, 2027. Your license arrives in 7 to 10 business days.
Fee (Department of Health)Active to active
Renew on time$100
After it expires (delinquent)$200
After the 120-day delinquency notice$275
Fingerprint retention, if due this cycle$43.25

Inactive to active is $150 on time; retiring the license is $55. All fees: the Department's licensure page.

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