Hello
Can you tell me when the CHO exam will be offered in the DC area?
Sharon E. Coope
Lab Manager
Department of Chemistry
Montgomery College
51 Mannakee St, SC 331Q
Rockville, MD 20850
(240) 567-4112 (office)
(240) 567-7623 (fax)
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Karen - the within-six-year requirement is for experience, not education! Otherwise we'd be hard pressed to certify anyone older than about 30. I have no doubt that you meet the current experience requirement as CHO at Baylor.
Russ
Russ Phifer, Executive Director
National Registry of Certified Chemists
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West Grove, Pennsylvania 19390
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It says on the NRCC website that requirements for the CHO exam must be met within 6 years of the application date. Does this mean that if I got my PhD in Chemistry back in 2002, that I am not eligible?
Dr. Karalyn (Karen) Humphrey
Chemical Hygiene Officer
Office of Environmental, Health & Safety Baylor University
Office: BSB E.111
Phone: 254-710-2002
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