The power of three: a state board, a nationwide CE compliance leader, and a licensing platform join forces to modernize the regulatory experience for Arizona’s behavioral health professionals
JACKSONVILLE, FL AND PHOENIX, AZ / ACCESS Newswire / July 21, 2026 / The Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners (the Board), Propelus CE Broker, the continuing education compliance platform trusted by hundreds of licensing boards for more than 22 years, and Mi-Case, the agency-built government licensing platform, today announced a three-way partnership to transform continuing education and licensure management for Arizona’s behavioral health professionals. The collaboration marks a pivotal step in modernizing licensure compliance for the approximately 20,000 licensed counselors, social workers, marriage and family therapists, and addiction counselors the Board regulates, streamlining departmental processes, delivering more user-friendly government tools, and ultimately better meeting the needs of the state’s behavioral health workforce.
Notably, the Board’s decision to adopt Propelus CE Broker was made in tandem with its transition to a new licensure system powered by Mi-Case. Implementing Propelus CE Broker alongside the new Mi-Case e-licensing system gives the Board a single, modern, end-to-end experience, from application and renewal to continuing education tracking and auditing, rather than a patchwork of disconnected tools.
“It’s extremely important to the Board that we keep Arizona’s behavioral health professionals current on their licensing requirements while ensuring compliance never gets in the way of their critical work,” said Tobi Zavala, Executive Director of the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners. “Pairing CE Broker with our new Mi-Case licensing system gives our licensees one clear, reliable place to manage their obligations, and gives the public confidence in the professionals serving their communities.”
With CE Broker’s solution, professionals will be able to easily track their continuing education requirements for license renewal, quickly identify any gaps, and streamline the entire renewal process. This collaboration is positioned to simplify the management of renewal requirements, equipping licensed professionals with the tools they need to efficiently and effortlessly meet their licensing obligations.
“We’re honored to be part of this transition with the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners, and grateful they’re willing to innovate the way they do licensing,” said Erin Yabu, Licensing Director at Mi-Case. “As someone who worked on the regulatory side, it’s exciting to connect CE Broker to our licensing system for Arizona’s behavioral health professionals. At the end of the day, our goal is to get more qualified people licensed faster.”
Getting professionals licensed is only half the equation; keeping them compliant once they’re in practice is the other, and that’s the piece Propelus CE Broker addresses.
“We commend the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners for its commitment to innovation, continuous improvement, and the people it serves,” said Julie Walker, CEO at Propelus. “By integrating CE Broker with the Board’s new Mi-Case licensing system, we are helping Arizona streamline compliance, reduce administrative burden, and support behavioral health professionals to maintain good standing and remain in practice, where they are needed most. This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to public protection, a resilient healthcare workforce, and continued access to high-quality, safe behavioral health services for communities across Arizona.”
Integration of the CE Broker solution with the Board’s new Mi-Case e-licensing system launched in June 2026. Licensees can create a CE Broker account at www.cebroker.com. Professionals who already use CE Broker in another state can easily add Arizona to their existing account, allowing them to manage multiple licenses and certifications from a single dashboard while tracking and reporting continuing education requirements across multiple jurisdictions.
About Propelus
Propelus streamlines workforce compliance management for healthcare. Through market-leading solutions like Propelus CE Broker®, Propelus EverCheck®, Propelus Immuware®, and Propelus Data Solutions™, our innovative technology and strategic partnerships empower millions of professionals and their employers, regulators, and partners to work together, ensuring a better-connected and more efficient healthcare ecosystem. Learn more at propelus.com.
About the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners
The mission of the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners is to establish and maintain standards of qualifications and performance for licensed behavioral health professionals in the fields of counseling, marriage and family therapy, social work and substance abuse counseling and to regulate the practice of licensed behavioral health professionals for protection of the public. For more information about the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners, visit https://bbhe.az.gov/.
About Mi-Case
Mi-Case is a global leader in building software to solve for many of public sector’s hardest problems-corrections, jails, and regulatory licensing. With over two decades of implementation experience and a proven track record for delivering solutions on time and on budget, Mi-Case has earned the trust of state and county agencies across the U.S. and internationally. Their JMS solution was developed in direct partnership with Fairfax County Sheriff’s office with a goal of delivering a best-in-class jail management platform that can adapt for all jail environments. For more information, visit www.mi-case.com.
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