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Training Opportunities in Florida


Florida Statutes require Florida Department of Health Environmental Public Health Professionals working in the Food Hygiene and Onsite Sewage programs to hold specific college degrees, as well as pass competency examinations and earn continuing education units (read more about the department's certification requirements here). Approximately 1,100 individuals currently hold this credential.  A number of staff have also earned their Registered Sanitarian credentials through either the National Environmental Health Association or Florida Environmental Health Association.


Environmental Health Professionals must keep their knowledge current if they are to be effectively prepared for and respond to today's challenges.  Registered Sanitarians as well as Florida Department of Health Certified Environmental Health Professionals are required attend ongoing training in order to earn a minimum number of continuing education hours in order to renew their professional credentials.


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 April 12, North Florida Research and Education Center 155 Research Road - Quincy, FL 32351


22nd Annual Hydric Soils Workshop


This one day comprehensive workshop includes lectures and a field exercise that identifies commonly occurring hydric soil indicators in Florida. Registration form is below. Lectures are provided by some of the most respected experts in the field of wetlands and hydric soils. All participants will receive a copy of the Hydric Soils of Florida Handbook, 4th Edition, a laminated one-page copy of the Hydric Soil Indicators, and a ball cap.


This training has been approved for 7 CEUs for Certified Environmental Health Professionals.



April 13, Marriott Springhill Suites in Vero Beach


Florida Association of Environmental Soil Scientists 21st Annual Hydric Soils Workshop
This one day comprehensive workshop includes lectures and a field exercise that identifies commonly occurring hydric soil indicators in Florida. Lectures are provided by respected experts in the field of wetlands and hydric soils. All participants will receive a copy of the Hydric Soils of Florida Handbook, 4th Edition, a laminated one-page copy of the Hydric Soil Indicators, and a ball cap.


For more information go to http://www.faess.org/


This training has been approved for 7 CEUs for Certified Environmental Health Professionals.



April 14, Kissimmee


Pool Information Class


Contact: Kathy Fuchs



 April 19, May 17, June 21, July 19 - WebEx


Food and Waterborne Disease Program


This is a four part training series examining some of the potential indicators of intentional food contamination. The series includes an introduction to food terrorism, a subject matter expert lecture on foodborne disease surveillance, an in-depth case study of the Salmonellosis outbreak in The Dalles, Oregon by the lead investigator in the case, and lessons learned from previous incidents of intentional food contamination.


Contact: Michael Wydotis


1.5 credit hours will be awarded for each of Parts 1, 2, and 3, and 2.0 credit hours are available for participation in Part 4



June 8, 2011


Indoor Air Quality in Florida


Speakers:


Tim Wallace, RS, CEHP, Environmental Health Program Consultant


Clark Eldredge, MS, Environmental Administrator


Radon and Indoor Air Program Bureau of Community Environmental Health Florida Department of Health


5.5 credit hours



June 13, 2011 Advanced Wastewater Design- Tallahassee


June 14, 2011 Advanced Wastewater Treatment-Tallahassee


June 27, 2011 Advanced Wastewater Design- Orlando


June 28, 2011 Advanced Wastewater Treatment-Orlando


July 13, 2011 Advanced Wastewater Design-Miami


July 14, 2011 Advanced Wastewater Treatment-Miami


July 25, 2011 Advanced Wastewater Design-Tampa


July 26, 2011 Advanced Wastewater Treatment-Tampa


August 17, 2011 Advanced Wastewater Design-Gainesville


August 18, 2011 Advanced Wastewater Treatment-Gainesville


New Education Course - 6.0 hours to Master/Registered Septic Tank Contractors, & CEHP Advanced Wastewater System Design EPINCORP, Inc. SP0020 P.O. Box 162204, Altamonte Springs, FL 32716 Epincorp@gmail.com Instructor: Dr. Sonia Cruz, Ph.D., C.E.H.P.


Contact: Dr. Sonia Cruz, Ph.D.


This training has been approved for 6 CEUs for Certified Environmental Health Professionals.



SC0264 Procedures for Assessment of Wettest Season Water Table for Existing Septic Systems


Dates:


January 26, 2012 Tallahassee,
February 23, 2012 Miami,
March 22, 2012 Orlando
April 26, 2012  Gainesvill
May 17, 2012   Tampa



SC0263 Procedures for Inspection and Assessment of Existing Systems


Dates:


January 27, 2012 Tallahassee
February 24, 2012 Miami
March 23, 2012  Orlando
April 27,2012  Gainesville
May 18, 2012  Tampa