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The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) is the national professional, scientific, and credentialing association for 228,000 members and affiliates who are audiologists; speech-language pathologists; speech, language, and hearing scientists; audiology and speech-language pathology assistants; and students.

This online development portal is available to all UC faculty, academic personnel, staff and students seeking to advance their career. Six self-paced modules help users discover their internal UC career mobility options, highlight accomplishments and identify how they can achieve their career goals within UC.

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You can use the basic version of STEP 7 to program the basic Siemens PLC series which is S7-1200 and you can use the professional version of STEP 7 to program all types of Simens S7 PLCs including S7-1200, 1500, 300, and 400 PLCs.

The total cost to renew a provisional educator certificate is $250.00, including the $50 nonrefundable review fee.

*Please note: if you have completed 20 months of successful service under a license within the last ten years, please submit a completed Statement of Professional Experience (ED 126) form(s) with your application documenting all experience.

Renewing a Professional Certificate

Applications for professional certificate renewal can be completed online using the C.E.C.S. portal or with a paper-based ED 179 application.

There is no cost to renew a professional certificate. Documentation of professional development (CEUs) is NOT required, and supplemental documentation is not required.

Timelines

Please allow approximately 2-3 months for processing after submitting your application. Once all required documentation has been received, determination of eligibility may take several months. All applications will be processed in the order by which they were submitted.

The steps below describe how to install the desktop app included with Visio Plan 2, and non-subscription versions of Visio Professional or Visio Standard 2021, 2019, or 2016. If you have Visio Plan 1 see the steps under the tab Visio for the web.

The Department of State offers licenses for over 38 professional occupations. The licenses must be renewed and updated with the Department of State to stay active. You can update and renew your Real Estate, Notary Public and Appearance Enhancement licenses online. All other professional licenses are renewed and updated by mail.

To become a Certified Professional Guardian an individual must complete the following:Complete the online application.Pay an application fee.Submit an Authorization and Release Form.Submit fingerprints for a criminal background check.Request official transcripts from every college or university attended.Provide proof of each relevant professional license or certification currently held.Submit a detailed credit report with a Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO) score.If an individual has declared bankruptcy in the seven years prior to his or her application, the applicant must provide copies of relevant documents.Submit a sworn statement the he or she has read and agrees to abide by the continuing disclosure requirements of GR 23 and all other requirements imposed by rule or statute for CPGs.Complete the University of Washington Guardianship Certificate Program.Pay the Initial Certification Fee.

Work experience includes both paid and volunteer for the past 20 years. When describing the work performed, an applicant should consider the qualifications necessary to become a guardian and the type of responsibilities a guardian will have, and provide a detailed explanation as to how the work they have previously performed has provided experience in relevant areas. Applicants should include any experience he or she may have had collaborating with professionals who work in these areas. List the hours worked each week, and indicate whether the employment was a volunteer or paid position. Failure to provide a complete picture of the applicant's experience, skills and education could cause the board to deny an application for certification.

All persons and representatives of agencies who seek to be certified as professional guardians in Washington State must complete the University of Washington Professional and Continuing Education (UWPCE) Guardianship Certificate Program as the mandatory training.

The Board established an advisory date for submission of application materials for professional guardian certification. Generally, the application process takes approximately four months. If applicants fully complete the online application by May 15, submit supplemental materials (college transcripts, credit report, bankruptcy explanation and fingerprints) by June 1, it's reasonable to expect a firm decision from the Board by its September board meeting, approximately one month prior to the start of the UW Certificate Program. Staff will make every attempt to present completed application packets received between June 1 and August 1 to the Board for review in September, but makes no guarantees. If all materials have not been submitted, pursuant to these guidelines, a firm decision may not be possible before the start of the UW Certificate Program.

Prior to certification, all applicants are required to disclose to the Board any circumstances described in General Rule (GR) 23(d)(8) that may have occurred since they responded to the history questionnaire in the original application for certification as a professional guardian. Please review GR 23.

Applicants are reminded at this time, that Standard of Practice (SOP) 406.4 states: "The role of a guardian is primarily that of a decision-maker and coordinator of services. The guardian or agency (or an entity in which a guardian has a financial interest) shall not directly provide services such as housing, medical, personal care, or therapeutic services to the incapacitated person or profit from any transaction made on behalf of the incapacitated person's estate. In exceptional circumstances, some direct services may be approved by the court provided written permission of the court is given in advance of the service being provided. When requesting court approval, the guardian must demonstrate in writing and with prior notice to parties that all alternatives have been identified and considered and that no alternative is available that is reasonable or practical." Please always consider this SOP as you accept appointments and perform your duties as a professional guardian.

Note: It is recommended that all professional development activities be logged in the SHRM certification portal upon completion. Please track all professional development activities during your 3-year recertification cycle, even those beyond the required 60 PDCs.

The median base salary for full-time safety professionals has surpassed $100,000. That was just one finding from the latest salary survey conducted by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) and the National Safety Council (NSC), analyzing data from over 9,600 respondents to identify the typical salary and benefits of safety, health, and environmental (SH&E) professionals.

In alignment with its continued quest to equip safety practitioners for protecting the people and environment around them, the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) has unveiled an exciting new platform for professional development. Known simply as The Hub, this repository of information is designed with all safety professionals in mind. Featuring content for those at various stages of their careers, from diverse backgrounds, and with different responsibilities, there is truly something for everyone.

MERIT is the Workforce Registry and official system of record for early learning professionals in Washington State. It is an online system used to record and recognize the growth and achievements of the early learning field statewide.

Training is available at no cost to individuals interested in becoming a substitute. To get started, visit the MERIT Workforce Registry to register for an account and mark your interest in participating in the substitute pool on your professional record.

DCYF uses Education Awards to recognize and reward the educational achievements of all early learning professionals. Once your education is verified in MERIT, you may be eligible to earn education awards for the following achievements:

The Continuing Education Proposal (CEP) application allows you to request annual In-Service training hours for a learning opportunity not connected to a state-approved training. You may complete a CEP application for the following types of professional learning experiences:

The United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) is a three-step examination for medical licensure in the U.S. The USMLE assesses a physician's ability to apply knowledge, concepts, and principles, and to demonstrate fundamental patient-centered skills, that are important in health and disease and that constitute the basis of safe and effective patient care.

Obtain information on jobs, employers, Career Center services, workshops, events, programs, and other topics of interest. See below for steps to create your account. To create your alumni connectSC account you will need your alumni record number issued by the USC Alumni Association. Your alumni record number can be found in your profile on the FightOnline alumni portal or on your digital membership card. If you need access to FightOnline, please submit a request with the USC Alumni Association at alumni.usc.edu/help and include a note that you are trying to access your Career Services account.

The Board of Professional Counselors is staffed by the Division of Corporations, Business, and Professional Licensing. The board consists of four professional counselors and one public member. Board members are appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Legislature. 006ab0faaa