Disclaimer 1: I haven't had a CE stipend in a long time.
Disclaimer 2: Your risk tolerance for travel, or angering people are likely to vary.
1) Look into your state's CEU requirements. Some states allow you to take CMEs instead of CEUs. This opens a lot of doors. This may work with CLEs, but I don't know.
2) Normal stuff like buy memberships, books, whatever, board cert stuff, etc. If you're just curious, it might be fun to get a membership to some odd ball thing, look at their listservs for a year.
3) There are several CME/CEU companies that will charge you a high subscription fee for the year. BUT they give you a "free" gift card as a reward for subscribing. You don't care, because it's not your money. Example: they charge you $3k for the year, then "give" you a $2k gift card. Even better if you put this on some reward credit cards, and get reimbursed. The one that digests audio stuff is like this.
4) uptodate is pretty cool
5) If you are willing to be risky, are willing to read exactly what your contract says, and are willing to read your state's laws: Search for CME by (place you want to go because you feel like risking covid OR BY activity you like). Usually, you can sit through the morning lecture, get 2-3 hrs, and be done before noon. Simple googling shows there are several in Florida, Hawaii, etc now. There's even an Alaskan cruise, if you're feeling suicidal.
6) Maybe some grad school courses, an MPH, MSCP, etc. IDK if those count. Or how those are being done these days.
7) Get a membership to the PsyDr Center For Psychologists Who Can't Read Good And Wanna Learn To Do Other Stuff Good Too! CE accreditation TBD. Courses include: man against man: experiences in happy hour, abject relations theory in dating, recursive discourse on fixation, yo mama jokes and their relation to the unconscious, rationalizing emotions therapy, beyond dignity leads to freedom: skinner got it half right, etc.
