About
A CE site built around the credits you are actually required to earn
MyCEcredit is an online continuing-education delivery site, built for the people most likely to need the specific credits it offers — nurses working against a renewal deadline, and credentialed hypnotherapists building their practice. The job of the site is to make finding, buying and finishing those hours quick and legible.
The one thing we will not trade for speed is what a course is allowed to claim. Every approval statement on this site sits on the individual course it applies to, and where a course has no approval behind it, the page says so instead of implying otherwise.
Founded by
Capt. M. Ron Eslinger, CRNA
Capt. M. Ron Eslinger, CRNA, founded Healthy Visions in Clinton, Tennessee. He spent the heart of his career as a nurse anesthetist in the United States Navy Nurse Corps, retiring as a Captain in 2003. He served as Chief CRNA at Naval Medical Center Portsmouth, where he founded its Complementary Care Clinic, and became known in pain-management circles as “the Captain of Comfort” for his work in clinical hypnosis. He taught plainly, with humor, and with a lot of stories from practice. His courses carry that same voice today.
What we do
Three audiences, deliberately — and different rules for each
The catalog is not a general library with a nursing shelf bolted on. It is three lanes, each with its own buyer, its own subject matter and its own honest answer to “does this count for me?”
Where the catalog is pointed next
Rather than adding hours in general, we build against requirements that are specific, quantified and repeat every cycle. One is named on this site so far: Michigan asks RNs and LPNs for 2 of their 25 hours in pain and symptom management every renewal period. Read the Michigan requirement — the page quotes the rule and states our own position on it without rounding it up.
How a course gets built
Four things every course has to do before it is worth your money
These are the standards the catalog is held to, stated so you can hold the pages to them.
01
It starts from recorded teaching, not a summary
Every course on sale is built on recorded lectures, not on articles.
02
Objectives are published before you buy
Each course states its learning objectives — what you will be able to do at the end — on its course page, where you can read them before you buy. If the objectives do not match what your board is asking you for, you have not spent anything finding that out.
03
There is a real exam, and its terms are printed
Every course ends in a randomized question exam. The pass mark is the same throughout the catalog — 80% or better — while the question count differs by course and is printed on the course page. Unlimited attempts within your one-year access.
04
Nothing is sold as credit unless an approval covers it
The approval a course carries is checked against that course’s content, and the statement is printed on that course — not applied across the site as a banner. Courses without an approval behind them are offered as professional development and labeled that way in the catalog, in the nav and in the footer.
| Course | Exam | Pass mark | Attempts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Airway Assessment | 10 randomized questions | 80% | Unlimited attempts |
| Hypnosis for Children | 5 randomized questions | 80% | Unlimited attempts |
Commercial support, disclosed
Courses that carry commercial sponsorship have to say so. Ours do not, and the disclosure is printed on each of the seven CE courses in four words: “No outside financial support.” If that ever changes on a course, the change will appear on that course’s page.
Courses are delivered online and self-paced, on your own schedule. You work through the material, pass the exam, and download the certificate yourself from your account — there is no waiting on an administrator to release it.
Accreditation
Where our approvals stand, in plain words
Nursing continuing education on this site is offered under a continuing-education provider approval held with the California Board of Registered Nursing, in the name of Healthy Visions. That approval is current. It is not, however, a blanket: it covers nursing content. So the formal statement — the wording and the provider number that goes with it — is printed on each course page the approval applies to. It is not in the header or the footer, because a claim printed site-wide would be making a promise about courses it does not reach.
The other two lanes are more simply described, because there is less to say. Courses in the CRNA lane are offered as nursing contact hours; no separate anesthesia credential is claimed for them anywhere on this site. Surviving Stress and Hypnosis for Children are professional development — we know of no state that requires continuing education to practice hypnotherapy, so no credit is offered on them. Hypnosis for Pain Management Certification (4th Edition) is 20 contact hours for nurses.
One question is genuinely open, and rather than answer it softly we print the status plainly until there is something in writing to replace it with. Whether a hypnosis-modality module counts toward Michigan’s two-hour pain and symptom management requirement: not yet confirmed in writing by the Michigan Board of Nursing. It appears the same way on the pages that would otherwise be tempted to imply an answer.
What we will not print: an approval that has lapsed, a credential we do not hold, or a board’s acceptance we have not been given in writing. Requirements differ by state, license type and renewal cycle — check what your own board accepts before you enroll, and ask us if a course page does not answer it.
Not sure which hours you need?
The lane and state pages set out what boards ask for, and each course page states its hours. Your board decides what counts.