When does a practitioner certificate become inactive?

A practitioner certificate becomes inactive on the last day of the month two years from the date of issuance. This timeframe is set to ensure that practitioners remain up-to-date with current practices, training, and standards within the industry. After this two-year period, if the practitioner has not completed any required continuing education or renewed their certification, their certificate transitions to an inactive status, which indicates that they are not allowed to provide services until they fulfill the necessary requirements to restore their active status. The two-year timeframe promotes continuous professional development and accountability within the practice.