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Contact us to
join the team!
The Georgia Board of Registered Environmental
Health Professionals
PO Box 157 - Hawkinsville, GA 31036 - (478) 892-8343 - clerk@gehaorg.net
New!! GBREHP's
Website
Access your CEU history, membership status, member list, CEU application, and
much more!
Online Documents
Notes
from our 2005 Annual Meeting
Registration Information:
Registered
Environmental Health Specialist/Registered Sanitarian
Registration Application
GBREHP's Rules and Regulations; GEHA's
Constitution and By-Laws
Minutes from our 2003
and 2004
Annual Meetings
*** Top
3 Reasons To Be a
Registered Environmental Health Professional ***
Study Group Information
For assistance in forming a study group
to prepare for the exam, please contact a GEHA Board member or send an
email
to clerk@gehaorg.net.
Read Jay
Ridenhower's reflections on his recent study group experience.
Registration
Requirements:
Registered Environmental Health
Specialist/Registered Sanitarian:
The applicant must possess (or have within 30 days after the
examination and as certified by the head or Dean of the applicant's
college or university) a degree from a four-year
accredited college or university with a minimum of 45 quarter hours or 30 semester hours in basic physical, biological, or environmental
health sciences or any combination of these, and an algebra or higher math
class.
The first step toward becoming registered is to complete an application.
Examinations are given each
July in conjunction with the GEHA Annual Educational Conference and 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 GBREHP's registration process and
requirements, click
here (pdf).
For more information about the GBREHP's
examination, click here.
For more detailed information about the National exam, click
here. (pdf)
For more
information about the National Environmental Health
Association (NEHA) and their registration examination, click
here.
Certified Environmental Health Technician:
Click
here to read the requirements.
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