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for all credentials | State
& Affiliate Meeting Test Dates
CredentialsReceive
the recognition you deserve for
your expertise by earning one of the environmental health credentials
offered by the National
Environmental Health Association (NEHA). Founded in 1937 by practitioners
who wanted to establish a standard of excellence for the profession, that
standard has come to be known as the Registered Environmental Health
Specialist or Registered Sanitarian (REHS/RS) credential. Since that time,
NEHA has developed additional credentials that evidence mastery of
specialized knowledge. These
marks of distinction assist both
employers and the credentialed individual. Employers can be confident that
a credentialed employee has acquired the knowledge necessary to
competently perform their duties. Credentialed individuals may find
positions easier to obtain, and may increase their earnings. The Certified Food Safety Professional (CFSP) credential title has been changed to the CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL – FOOD SAFETY (CP-FS). Click here for more information. Credentials offered:
NEHA Credentialing Handbook - A Guide to Credentialing Policies and ProceduresIt
is strongly recommended that all those seeking a credential or already
credentialed through NEHA read this handbook.
Please click here
to review this important information. Certified Installers of Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems (CIOWTS)This credential is now complete and the exam is available for administration. The first national credential for the onsite wastewater profession aimed at setting standards of practice for onsite wastewater treatment system installers. NEHA facilitated the development of this credential with cooperation from National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association (NOWRA), State Onsite Regulators Alliance (SORA), and Consortium of Institutes for Decentralized Wastewater Treatment (CIDWT). For more information click here. Registered Environmental Health Specialist/Registered Sanitarian (REHS/RS)The REHS/RS is the premiere NEHA credential. It is available to a wide range of environmental health professionals. Individuals holding the REHS/RS credential show competency in environmental health issues, direct and train personnel to respond to routine or emergency environmental situations, and frequently provide education to their communities on environmental health concerns. The advantages of NEHA's REHS/RS registration program are: demonstrate your competency and capabilities in the environmental health field, the continual update of the REHS/RS examination and study guide based on an ongoing assessment of the environmental health field, and the tracking of individuals continuing education by NEHA.
Certified Professional - Food Safety (CP-FS)The CFSP is now the CP-FS! The Certified Professional - Food Safety is still especially for food safety professionals and is designed for individuals within the public and private sectors whose primary responsibility is the protection and safety of food. The exam for this prestigious credential integrates food microbiology, HACCP principles and regulatory requirements into questions that test problem solving skills and knowledge.
Certified Environmental Health Technician (CEHT)CEHT is for individuals who are interested in field intensive environmental health activities--such as testing, sampling, and inspections, and who are required to provide information on safe environmental health practices and to eliminate environmental health hazards.
Registered Environmental Technician (RET)NEHA's RET is a baseline credential for entry level hazardous materials professionals. The credential is a excellent way for recent, two year graduates (AA) or career changing professionals, to demonstrate competency in the core requirements of hazardous materials handling and management.
Registered Hazardous Substances Professional (RHSP)The RHSP provides technically qualified professionals with national recognition for proven expertise in hazardous materials and toxic substances management.
Registered Hazardous Substances Specialist (RHSS)The RHSS credential is for individuals who are interested in performing to protocol, field intensive hazardous materials activities--such as testing, sampling and handling and who ensure personal, public and site safety.
NEHA's National Radon Proficiency ProgramFor information on NEHA's National Radon Proficiency Program please visit www.radongas.org or call 800.269.4174.
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