Certified Iridologist CEU Info and Log-In

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IIPA is one of many non-profits throughout the nation that award CEUs to participants of approved programs.  IIPA Comprehensive Certified Iridologists will be required to accumulate 20 hours of Continuing Education Units (CEU's) over a two-year period.  This program requires Iridology CEUs (at least 50%-10 hours) and allows other professions, allopathic or naturopathic, to be used as a percentage of the CEU’s (no more than 50% or 10 hours). Of these other profession course credits, only 50% of their credit will apply to IIPA. For IIPA CEUs, one CEU equals one contact hour of participation in an organized continuing education class and/or training conducted by a qualified instructor. A contact hour is equivalent to one 60-minute interaction.

CEUs may be earned through IIPA by:

  • Attending Annual IIPA Symposiums

  • Attending IIPA “Live” monthly webinars (IIPA webinars are valued at 2 CEU credits, all "Recorded" Webinars are 1 CEU credit for those outside the U.S. and Canada, all IIPA webinars use EST time zone)

Each Certified Iridologist will track their own CEUs in the IIPA CEU database, login below. The IIPA CEU Chart provided below, will be required to confirm CEUs when your Certified Iridologist certificate has expired at the end of the 2-year requirement period. Please scan/email your chart to the IIPA Central Office.

The purpose of this program is to help keep IIPA Certified Iridologist up-to-date in knowledge of Iridology terms and definitions, research and development and education within the science of Iridology. We feel that continuing education within our organization is paramount for a self governing structure and growth of this natural health practice.


Certified Iridologist ONLY
* CEU Log-In *

All Certified Iridologists will need to first click on “Reset Password” to create a password specifically for you.


CEU Chart

The IIPA CEU Chart will be required to confirm CEUs when your Certified Iridologist certificate has expired at the end of the 2-year requirement period.