Agents
Continuing education (CE) is required for all resident Oregon agents with life, health, property, casualty, personal lines, surplus lines, or variable life lines of authority.
CE hours are due by the last day of the renewal month. However, by law, CE providers have 15 days to enter your credits. If you wait until the last minute, your renewal will be late. The Division strongly recommends you become CE compliant the month prior the expiration date of your license.
Each two-year renewal cycle requires 24 hours of CE credit. Of these:
- At least three hours must be professional ethics
- At least three hours must be on Oregon statutes and administrative rules,
including recent changes
- No more than four hours is allowed for approved agency management courses
- Not more than eight hours CE credit will be given in any one day
Adjusters
Continuing education (CE) is required for all resident and nonresident adjusters with an Oregon license.
CE hours are due by the last day of the renewal month. However, by law, CE providers have 15 days to enter your credits. If you wait until the last minute, your renewal will be late. The Division strongly recommends you become CE compliant the month prior the expiration date of your license.
Each two-year renewal cycle requires 24 hours of CE credit. Of these:
- At least three hours must be professional ethics
- If you have an Oregon resident license, at least three hours must be on Oregon statutes and administrative rules, including recent changes
- If you have an Oregon non-resident license, you have completed the continuing subjects that your home state requires
Consultants
No continuing education is required for consultants.
Supplemental training
Supplemental training is required before selling long-term care insurance, flood insurance, or annuities.
The appointing insurers must verify that agents who sell these products are trained, so you do not have to report this training to the division. However, if these courses have been approved continuing education, the hours may be included in the total number of hours necessary to renew your license.
Registered proctors
Proctors monitor exams taken by agents who use independent study courses to meet continuing education requirements. Proctors must register with the Division of Financial Regulation, but the division does not endorse or recommend proctors.
Bend, Prineville
ProStudies: 541-388-1021
La Grande, Hermiston
Kerry Carpenter (Baker City): 541-523-5057
Linn, Benton counties
Marilyn McCreary (Tangent, Lebanon, Sweet Home): 541-926-4883
Medford, Grants Pass
Abdill Career College: 541-779-8384
Jared Goff: 541-956-0299
Real Estate & Insurance School of Oregon: 541-772-1171
Oregon coast
Pete Anderson Online Prelicense Classes (Seaside): 503-738-9531
Patrice Bowie (Seaside): 503-738-9531
Theresa Esprecion (Coos Bay): 541-267-4110
Patches Newman (Coos Bay): 541-267-4110
Jacqueline Rich (Coos Bay): 541-267-4110
Tammy Stebbins (Brookings): 541-469-7431
Portland
Amerist School 800-368-6743
Justine Bartlett: 503-248-6465
Angela Crawford: 503-223-6376
Ariel Farris: 514-661-0471
John Lenz: 503-222-3924
Jacqueline Poehner: 503-632-4122
ProSchools: 800-452-4879
Rita Robinson: 503-557-4997
Kelly Rose: 503-226-3952
Roseburg
Pauline Clayton: 541-672-5274
Donna Getz: 541-672-5274
David LaLande: 541-679-1251
Jo Ann Pierce (Winston): 541-430-8818