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Georgia Registered Environmental Health Professionals |
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The Georgia Board
of Registered Environmental Health Professionals (GBREHP) offers
opportunities for internationally recognized registration, continuing
education, responsible leadership, and job growth. Professional
credentials are one way of telling your clientele that your training
and experience enable you to answer their questions and improve their
safety.
Reasons to be Registered
Registration Requirements
Registered Georgians
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Contact
us to join the team!
The Georgia Board of Registered
Environmental
Health Professionals
PO Box 157 - Hawkinsville, GA 31036
(912) 892-8343 - clerk@gahaorg.net
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Top 3 Reasons
To Be a
Registered Environmental Health Professional
- Professional credentials are one way of demonstrating your
earned expertise and validating your credibility. It is a way of
telling your clientele that your training and experience have
enabled you to answer their questions and to improve their safety.
In a time of continuous budget-cutting, it is important for our
clientele to know that you have the broad-base expertise important
to community and individual health and safety.
- Professional credentials are a way of expressing your commitment
to achieving your personal best for the clientele you serve.
Credentials proclaim that you care, that you are on the leading
edge of your profession and that you endeavor to stay current on
emerging issues in environmental health through continuing
education.
- The Georgia Board of Registered Environmental Health
Professionals is a growing, mentoring body. It offers the
environmental health professional opportunities for continuing
education, responsible leadership, and job growth. Credentials
make you more marketable, affording better flexibility, mobility
and job security. Position upgrades for environmental health
professionals are slowly being implemented throughout the state,
partially as a result of the work of this Board. Getting the
credential is just the first step. We have a lot of work to do,
and we need every environmental health professional's
participation to make environmental health in Georgia the best it
can be.
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Registration
Requirements:
Qualify that the applicant will possess, within 30 days after the
examination and as certified by the head or Dean of the applicant's
college or university, or already possesses, a degree from a four-year
accredited college or university with a minimum of 40 quarter hours or
equivalent semester hours in basic physical, biological, or environmental
health sciences or any combination of these.
The first step toward becoming registered is to request an application from
the GBREHP (address listed above). Examinations are given each July in
conjunction with the GEHA Annual Educational Conference or at other times
and locations under the supervision of an approved proctor. Registration
will depend upon the final grade attained on the examination and evaluation
of the applicant's experience. For more information about the exam, click
here.
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Registered
Georgians:
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