Tennessee Funeral Service Laws Rules & Regulations (LRR) Practice Exam

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What is the minimum number of hours of continuing education coursework required for Tennessee funeral director and/or embalmer licensees starting January 1, 2000?

Twenty hours
Thirty hours
Forty hours
Twenty-five hours

The correct answer is: Thirty hours

In Tennessee, beginning January 1, 2000, licensed funeral directors and embalmers are required to complete a minimum of thirty hours of continuing education coursework during each renewal period. This requirement is established to ensure that professionals in the field maintain up-to-date knowledge of industry practices, laws, and advancements that can impact their work. The continuing education is essential for the ongoing competency of funeral service professionals, helping them to better serve families and communities. This regulation is reflective of the state's commitment to maintaining high standards in funeral service, as well as the importance of lifelong learning in a profession that frequently confronts new developments in health, technology, and regulations.