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Mike Patton with Faith No more seen here on stage at The Waterfront Park Concert Series in Brooklyn.
Shot from credentialed pit area.
ROBINSON MANEUVER TRAINING CENTER, N. Little Rock, Ark. — Soldiers of the Arkansas National Guard's Joint Forces Headquarters (JFHQ) have an opportunity to practice the new Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) with equipment and training provided by the JFHQ full-time staff. The trainers are qualified and credentialed to evaluate and provide expert training on the new test, discuss and demonstrate techniques, and fully describe the new standards of the ACFT.
www.PacificOaks.edu Pacific Oaks College is an accredited higher education institution in California offering bachelor's, master's, and certificate programs in human development, counseling, education, early childhood education, and teacher credentialing.
I was invited to guest blog for AFCEA in September, 2010, while serving as credentialed media for the Government 2.0 Summit, in Washington, DC.
My assignment was to interview U.S. Army CPT Blake Hall (Ret.) after his first article had just been published in the the Washington Post. His newly launched venture, www.TroopSwap.com, (a Craigslist-like member site exclusively for military, veterans, and their families), was the subject of my published piece, "An Online Marketplace Serving Those Who Serve." See: www.afcea.org/signal/signalscape/index.php/2010/09/13/8340/
I state for the record that I have no professional relationship with TroopSwap.com, and have not been compensated in any way by the company, or by Mr. Hall for either writing the original article, or subsequently posting this image here.
Welcome to Visurraga Enterprises LLC. We offer anesthesia services for various healthcare groups and facilities such as:
-Hospitals
-Ambulatory Surgery Centers
-Office-Based
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-Virginia
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-Cosmetic
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In collaboration with an physician, anesthesiologist, or dentist, our independent-practice, CRNA services company can meet and exceed your potential anesthesia and business needs.
If you find your group would benefit from offering anesthesia services at your facility, then contact us today to discuss our competitive rates and availability.
Discounts available for Veteran-Owned Small Businesses
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(office) 443-535-1372
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Our Shipmate in the Spotlight for this edition is LCDR Benjamin Staller. LCDR Staller earned a B.A. in History from Brigham Young University, and then attended Purdue University, where he earned a M.S. in Human Resource Management. He went on to work for Dell Inc. as an HR Generalist for 3 years before deciding to change careers and pursue dentistry. He then attended the University of Louisville School of Dentistry, where he graduated with a DMD in 2013. After graduation, his Navy career began by completing a credentialing tour at MCRD San Diego, and then he served at NMRTC Great Lakes as a General Dentist and clinic infection control officer until March of 2019. LCDR Staller then transferred to NMRTC San Diego, where he served as the Division Officer of the hospital dental clinic. In addition to his responsibilities as Division Officer, he also served as the Command Infection Control Officer, managing 6 dental clinics and 3 sterile processing departments through a Joint Commission inspection and the Covid-19 pandemic. In 2021, LCDR Staller returned to NMRTC Great Lakes and completed his ACP Exodontia residency. He currently serves as the Oral Surgery Division Officer of the Osborne Dental Clinic, the largest oral surgery clinic in the Department of Defense. He routinely teaches and mentors ACP residents, AEGD residents, and Credentialing doctors by working directly with them on clinical cases. Additionally, he serves as the Dental Directorate Infection Control Officer, the FHCC James A. Lovell Moderate Sedation course director, and an Advanced Life Support instructor. He is married to Melanie Staller and has twin 14-year-old sons.
Fun Facts Hometown:South Whitley, IN
Dental School:University of Louisville
Favorite thing about being a Navy Dental Corps Officer:I love working with so many competent, capable, and intelligent people. At each duty station, I have been surrounded by highly skilled and experienced people that genuinely care about the work they perform and are willing to share their knowledge. Many people have invested their time into my professional growth, and now I really enjoy returning that favor by mentoring and teaching new dentists.
Hobbies:Pig ball (one of the best things about Great Lakes!), ice fishing, hunting, foraging for mushrooms, camping, baking pies, and cooking. Something that most people don't know about you:While living in Uruguay as a missionary, I ate the world’s largest rodent. It did not taste like chicken.
Published in Weekly Dental Update March 17, 2023
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"Overflow" press area, located in a room behind the rows of regularly credentialed writers. During the regular season, this area is the usual home of the Japanese print media, as Matsuzaka will do his native language post-game interviews here.
More than 200 Children's Hospital Los Angeles staff members gathered at 11:45 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013 to hear that the American Nurses Credentialing Center granted Magnet® designation to the hospital for another four years.
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The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
On January 23, 2019, Ambassador Stephanie S. Sullivan presented her credentials to President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo and began her duties as U.S. Ambassador to Ghana. (Official U.S. Embassy Ghana photo by Courage Ahiati)
April 5, 2013
Can colleges and universities effectively pursue massive online learning while maintaining their core academic missions? Issues surrounding the quality of courses, their cost effectiveness, student learning outcomes, credentialing, and equal access to education have provoked a spirited and evolving international debate. Penn President Amy Gutmann moderated the 2013 David and Lyn Silfen University Forum, welcoming New York Times Pulitzer Prize-winning Columnist Thomas Friedman, The Honorable Martha J. Kanter, under secretary, U.S. Department of Education, and Brit Kirwan, chancellor, University of Maryland System.
Photos by Stuart Watson
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Join hundreds of your colleagues who have been granted approval as Nationally Certified Custody Evaluators™ (NCCE) or National Certified Parenting Coordinators™ (NCPC).
NOTE: The Grandfathering Period is still in effect
CLICK TO VERIFY
73 Valley Drive, Furlong, PA 18925
FamilyCourtCredentials@gmail.com
THE SITE YOU ARE VISITING IS
FOR
MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
SEEKING CREDENTIALING
INFORMATION
If you are a
LICENSED ATTORNEY
CLICK HERE FOR THE
ATTORNEY CERTIFICATION SITE
Since 1991 PACE has been recognized as a national mental health professional organization. PACE certifies qualified mental health professionals to practice the specialties of Custody Evaluator and/or Parenting Coordinator. These individuals hold the following credentials:
Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator™ (NCPC)
PACE, as a recognized professional organization, certifies qualified mental health professionals to practice the mental health specialty of Parenting Coordinator. They will hold the credential of Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator™(NCPC)
What is a Parenting Coordinator?
The use of Parenting Coordinators is a relatively new intervention to manage high-conflict custody cases. Parents retain and compensate a clinician to arbitrate ongoing child-related disputes either by private agreement or by Court Order. That clinician then becomes the Parenting Coordinator.
What does the Parenting Coordinator do?
The Parenting Coordinator works directly with the parents to help them communicate more effectively and avoid conflicts about child-related issues. Parents who are constantly in court about child-related issues (such as a holiday visitation schedule or the sharing of information about a child’s academic or medical developments) might benefit from opinions and guidance to help make communication more effective. In addition, the parenting coordinator mediates issues, and when the parents are unable to agree, the parenting coordinator is often given the power to arbitrate what the result should be.
Ultimately, the court has the final say over child custody and visitation issues, but a Parenting Coordinator can drastically reduce the need to go to court and therefore reduce conflict for the children in families involved in such disputes.
Members will have two documents to verify their certification. One is a license-sized certificate (8” X 5”) with special built-in security characteristics and the other is a full-sized certificate for your office. They both contain all of the relevant information and attest to the fact that the named recipient "has satisfied the requirements for education, training, and experience, contained in PACE’S Criteria and is therefore recognized as a Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator."
Additionally, court personnel and prospective clients will be invited to visit a new website, being developed as both a registry and also to enhance the credibility and stature of the Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator™(NCPC).
CLICK ON THE NAME ABOVE TO VISIT
Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator™ (NCCE)
PACE, as a recognized professional organization, certifies qualified custody evaluators to practice the mental health specialty of Custody Evaluator. They will hold the credential of Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator™ (NCCE).
Members will have two documents to verify their certification. One is a license-sized certificate (8” X 5”) with special built-in security characteristics and the other is a full-sized certificate for your office. They both contain all of the relevant information and attest to the fact that the named recipient "has satisfied the requirements for education, training, and experience, contained in PACE’S Criteria and is therefore recognized as a Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator."
Additionally, court personnel and prospective clients will be invited to visit a new website, being developed as both a Registry and also to enhance the credibility and stature of the Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator™ (NCCE).
CLICK ON THE NAME ABOVE TO VISIT
There is a link to our in-depth Question & Answer Section
near the bottom of this site
"Fill-in & Send"
Thirty-Seven (37) Minute APPLICATION
Professional Academy of Custody Experts
Criteria for Certification
A. Doctoral or Masters Degree in a mental health specialty from a university/college that is regionally accredited; and
B. Only ONE of the following three choices (B-1 or B-2 or B-3) is required:
B-1. Currently licensed by a State Board of Examiners to practice a mental health specialty at the independent practice level or;
B-2. Member of a recognized mental health professional association that has published relevant standards of practice for a mental health specialty or;
B-3. Minimum of two years experience working with a family court system; and
C-1. If applying for Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator™(NCCE)
A minimum of two years custody evaluation experience, during which the applicant has independently conducted a minimum of five comprehensive custody evaluations; and
C-2. If applying for Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator™(NCPC)
A minimum of two years experience working at a professional level with at least five sets of high conflict or litigating parents, providing services that have been described by various designations, including, but not limited to: parenting coordinator, family coordinator, mediator, reunification therapist, couples therapist, facilitator, etc. In general, we are seeking professionals who have experience working with men and women, husbands and wives, fathers and mothers who are involved in high conflict relationships with each other.
D. Two names (with contact information) of colleagues (mental health professionals, attorneys, judges, etc.) who we can contact to validate the information that you have submitted on your application.
ASSOCIATE CREDENTIAL: If you meet all criteria above EXCEPT either C-1 or C-2 you can apply for Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator Associate (NCCE-A) and/or Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator Associate (NCPC-A). You will enjoy all of the rights and privileges and will automatically be elevated to the full credential as soon as you complete the experience listed at C-1 or C-2
The Executive Operating Committee has been authorized to use a degree of flexibility in the handling of certain special situations that may arise during the application process without compromising the integrity of the Current Criteria.
FEES
Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator™ (NCPC)
One-time application processing fee:$338 $169 during Grandfathering Period-YOU SAVE $169
Annual Certification Fee: $129
Total with this Application: $298 (One-time application processing fee of $169 and first Annual Certification Fee of $129.)
This covers ALL fees until your next Annual Certification Fee of $129 is due twelve months after your Approval Date.
NOTE: If an applicant is NOT accepted for certification ALL fees will be promptly returned.
The fees are the same for the “Associate” credential.
Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator™ ™ (NCCE)
One-time application processing fee: $338 $169 during Grandfathering Period-YOU SAVE $169
Annual Certification Fee: $129
Total with this Application: $298 (One-time application processing fee of $169 and first Annual Certification Fee of $129.)
This covers ALL fees until your next Annual Certification Fee of $129 is due twelve months after your Approval Date.
NOTE: If an applicant is NOT accepted for certification ALL fees will be promptly returned.
The fees are the same for the “Associate” credential.
BOTH CREDENTIALS AT THE SAME TIME:
Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator™(NCCE)
and
Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator™(NCPC)
ADD UP THE TOTAL FEES FOR NCPC and NCCE FROM ABOVE AND
DEDUCT A SAVINGS OF $101
$298 + 298 = $596 Now deduct $101. Your total for the two Certifications is $495.
(This covers ALL fees until the next Annual Certification Fees of $129 are due twelve months after your Approval Dates.)
NOTE: If an applicant is NOT accepted for certification ALL fees will be promptly returned.
The fees are the same if one or both credentials are for “Associate” status.
“Fill-in & Send”
Thirty-Seven (37) Minute
APPLICATION
As of today Thursday, November 10, 2011 ,
we are operating on a
TEN DAY TURN-AROUND SCHEDULE*
Your Certificates should be in the mail to
you within ten days after the receipt of
your application.
*This is based on our ACTUAL turn-around
time for the last 30 days.
The Final Word…
I talk to mental health professionals every day---social workers, counselors, psychologists, etc. Here are some of their questions---and my answers.
What does it cost?
$298 covers EVERYTHING for the first year. That’s made up of $169 application processing fee and $129 for the first full year certification dues. Then it will cost $129 per year. The annual fee of $129 will never change for you as long as you stay certified. (Yes, it may go up for new applicants, but NEVER for you!) We think that it’s only fair that the early applicants should reap some special benefits for their early loyalty. Also, if your application is not approved you get the $298 promptly refunded.
What do I get?
You get two certificates---one licensed-sized and one full size for your office. You will be added to a directory where court personnel and the public will go to find out about NCCE’s and NCPC’s. You’ll get discounts on seminars, publications, and testing instruments. Most important, you’ll have the ability to add an income producing certification to your practice, (I won’t even discuss the positive implications of adding a national title to your name.)
How long does it take?
It takes less than 45 minutes to fill out the application. (You push the SEND button and we have it five seconds later.) Ten days from then you’ll have your certificates and welcoming materials.
Questions? Call Howard at 800-633-PACE (7223) or email me at howard@vp411.com
Regards,
Howard/PACE ADMINISTRATOR
“Let us help you “quick start” your practice!”
HERE’S SOMETHING TERRIFIC THAT WE LEARNED BY ACCIDENT AND ARE NOW OFFERING TO EVERY NEW APPLICANT---IT’S ALREADY INCLUDED AS PART OF THE CERTIFICATION PACKAGE.
About six months ago, one of our new “approvals” asked us to send a letter to three family court judges telling them about her new credentials.
We did and…WOW, she actually got business from all three. We’ve done this a number of times since then and the results have always made us smile… so we’ve decided to make this a standing offer for every applicant.
Send us a list of judges, attorneys, etc. (up to a dozen) and we’ll send them a personal letter telling them about your new credentialing. It’s easy…it works…and the price is right---FREE!
Regards,
Howard
PS: I think it works because of the dynamics of hearing from a neutral third party.
BRAND NEW!
We’ve started sending Press Releases to local publications for each new approved credential.
“Fill-in & Send”
Thirty-Seven (37) Minute
APPLICATION
Section 1: Specific Questions About Parenting Coordination
and
Section 2: What is a Custody Evaluator?
and
Section 3: Frequently Asked Credentialing Questions
CLICK HERE
“Fill-in & Send”
Thirty-Seven (37) Minute
APPLICATION
73 Valley Drive, Furlong, PA 18925
FamilyCourtCredentials@gmail.com
QUESTIONS? 800-633-PACE (7223) or FamilyCourtCredentials@gmail.com
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April 5, 2013
Can colleges and universities effectively pursue massive online learning while maintaining their core academic missions? Issues surrounding the quality of courses, their cost effectiveness, student learning outcomes, credentialing, and equal access to education have provoked a spirited and evolving international debate. Penn President Amy Gutmann moderated the 2013 David and Lyn Silfen University Forum, welcoming New York Times Pulitzer Prize-winning Columnist Thomas Friedman, The Honorable Martha J. Kanter, under secretary, U.S. Department of Education, and Brit Kirwan, chancellor, University of Maryland System.
Photos by Stuart Watson
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More than 200 Children's Hospital Los Angeles staff members gathered at 11:45 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013 to hear that the American Nurses Credentialing Center granted Magnet® designation to the hospital for another four years.
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Join expert Cati Harris, CBCS as she presents this detailed, comprehensive webinar providing you with the steps to maintain your provider's CAQH, PECOS, payer enrollments, and completing provider revalidations. conferencepanel.com/conference/provider-credentialing-mai...
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Join hundreds of your colleagues who have been granted approval as Nationally Certified Custody Evaluators™ (NCCE) or National Certified Parenting Coordinators™ (NCPC).
NOTE: The Grandfathering Period is still in effect
CLICK TO VERIFY
73 Valley Drive, Furlong, PA 18925
FamilyCourtCredentials@gmail.com
THE SITE YOU ARE VISITING IS
FOR
MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
SEEKING CREDENTIALING
INFORMATION
If you are a
LICENSED ATTORNEY
CLICK HERE FOR THE
ATTORNEY CERTIFICATION SITE
Since 1991 PACE has been recognized as a national mental health professional organization. PACE certifies qualified mental health professionals to practice the specialties of Custody Evaluator and/or Parenting Coordinator. These individuals hold the following credentials:
Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator™ (NCPC)
PACE, as a recognized professional organization, certifies qualified mental health professionals to practice the mental health specialty of Parenting Coordinator. They will hold the credential of Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator™(NCPC)
What is a Parenting Coordinator?
The use of Parenting Coordinators is a relatively new intervention to manage high-conflict custody cases. Parents retain and compensate a clinician to arbitrate ongoing child-related disputes either by private agreement or by Court Order. That clinician then becomes the Parenting Coordinator.
What does the Parenting Coordinator do?
The Parenting Coordinator works directly with the parents to help them communicate more effectively and avoid conflicts about child-related issues. Parents who are constantly in court about child-related issues (such as a holiday visitation schedule or the sharing of information about a child’s academic or medical developments) might benefit from opinions and guidance to help make communication more effective. In addition, the parenting coordinator mediates issues, and when the parents are unable to agree, the parenting coordinator is often given the power to arbitrate what the result should be.
Ultimately, the court has the final say over child custody and visitation issues, but a Parenting Coordinator can drastically reduce the need to go to court and therefore reduce conflict for the children in families involved in such disputes.
Members will have two documents to verify their certification. One is a license-sized certificate (8” X 5”) with special built-in security characteristics and the other is a full-sized certificate for your office. They both contain all of the relevant information and attest to the fact that the named recipient "has satisfied the requirements for education, training, and experience, contained in PACE’S Criteria and is therefore recognized as a Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator."
Additionally, court personnel and prospective clients will be invited to visit a new website, being developed as both a registry and also to enhance the credibility and stature of the Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator™(NCPC).
CLICK ON THE NAME ABOVE TO VISIT
Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator™ (NCCE)
PACE, as a recognized professional organization, certifies qualified custody evaluators to practice the mental health specialty of Custody Evaluator. They will hold the credential of Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator™ (NCCE).
Members will have two documents to verify their certification. One is a license-sized certificate (8” X 5”) with special built-in security characteristics and the other is a full-sized certificate for your office. They both contain all of the relevant information and attest to the fact that the named recipient "has satisfied the requirements for education, training, and experience, contained in PACE’S Criteria and is therefore recognized as a Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator."
Additionally, court personnel and prospective clients will be invited to visit a new website, being developed as both a Registry and also to enhance the credibility and stature of the Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator™ (NCCE).
CLICK ON THE NAME ABOVE TO VISIT
There is a link to our in-depth Question & Answer Section
near the bottom of this site
"Fill-in & Send"
Thirty-Seven (37) Minute APPLICATION
Professional Academy of Custody Experts
Criteria for Certification
A. Doctoral or Masters Degree in a mental health specialty from a university/college that is regionally accredited; and
B. Only ONE of the following three choices (B-1 or B-2 or B-3) is required:
B-1. Currently licensed by a State Board of Examiners to practice a mental health specialty at the independent practice level or;
B-2. Member of a recognized mental health professional association that has published relevant standards of practice for a mental health specialty or;
B-3. Minimum of two years experience working with a family court system; and
C-1. If applying for Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator™(NCCE)
A minimum of two years custody evaluation experience, during which the applicant has independently conducted a minimum of five comprehensive custody evaluations; and
C-2. If applying for Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator™(NCPC)
A minimum of two years experience working at a professional level with at least five sets of high conflict or litigating parents, providing services that have been described by various designations, including, but not limited to: parenting coordinator, family coordinator, mediator, reunification therapist, couples therapist, facilitator, etc. In general, we are seeking professionals who have experience working with men and women, husbands and wives, fathers and mothers who are involved in high conflict relationships with each other.
D. Two names (with contact information) of colleagues (mental health professionals, attorneys, judges, etc.) who we can contact to validate the information that you have submitted on your application.
ASSOCIATE CREDENTIAL: If you meet all criteria above EXCEPT either C-1 or C-2 you can apply for Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator Associate (NCCE-A) and/or Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator Associate (NCPC-A). You will enjoy all of the rights and privileges and will automatically be elevated to the full credential as soon as you complete the experience listed at C-1 or C-2
The Executive Operating Committee has been authorized to use a degree of flexibility in the handling of certain special situations that may arise during the application process without compromising the integrity of the Current Criteria.
FEES
Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator™ (NCPC)
One-time application processing fee:$338 $169 during Grandfathering Period-YOU SAVE $169
Annual Certification Fee: $129
Total with this Application: $298 (One-time application processing fee of $169 and first Annual Certification Fee of $129.)
This covers ALL fees until your next Annual Certification Fee of $129 is due twelve months after your Approval Date.
NOTE: If an applicant is NOT accepted for certification ALL fees will be promptly returned.
The fees are the same for the “Associate” credential.
Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator™ ™ (NCCE)
One-time application processing fee: $338 $169 during Grandfathering Period-YOU SAVE $169
Annual Certification Fee: $129
Total with this Application: $298 (One-time application processing fee of $169 and first Annual Certification Fee of $129.)
This covers ALL fees until your next Annual Certification Fee of $129 is due twelve months after your Approval Date.
NOTE: If an applicant is NOT accepted for certification ALL fees will be promptly returned.
The fees are the same for the “Associate” credential.
BOTH CREDENTIALS AT THE SAME TIME:
Nationally Certified Custody Evaluator™(NCCE)
and
Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator™(NCPC)
ADD UP THE TOTAL FEES FOR NCPC and NCCE FROM ABOVE AND
DEDUCT A SAVINGS OF $101
$298 + 298 = $596 Now deduct $101. Your total for the two Certifications is $495.
(This covers ALL fees until the next Annual Certification Fees of $129 are due twelve months after your Approval Dates.)
NOTE: If an applicant is NOT accepted for certification ALL fees will be promptly returned.
The fees are the same if one or both credentials are for “Associate” status.
“Fill-in & Send”
Thirty-Seven (37) Minute
APPLICATION
As of today Thursday, November 10, 2011 ,
we are operating on a
TEN DAY TURN-AROUND SCHEDULE*
Your Certificates should be in the mail to
you within ten days after the receipt of
your application.
*This is based on our ACTUAL turn-around
time for the last 30 days.
The Final Word…
I talk to mental health professionals every day---social workers, counselors, psychologists, etc. Here are some of their questions---and my answers.
What does it cost?
$298 covers EVERYTHING for the first year. That’s made up of $169 application processing fee and $129 for the first full year certification dues. Then it will cost $129 per year. The annual fee of $129 will never change for you as long as you stay certified. (Yes, it may go up for new applicants, but NEVER for you!) We think that it’s only fair that the early applicants should reap some special benefits for their early loyalty. Also, if your application is not approved you get the $298 promptly refunded.
What do I get?
You get two certificates---one licensed-sized and one full size for your office. You will be added to a directory where court personnel and the public will go to find out about NCCE’s and NCPC’s. You’ll get discounts on seminars, publications, and testing instruments. Most important, you’ll have the ability to add an income producing certification to your practice, (I won’t even discuss the positive implications of adding a national title to your name.)
How long does it take?
It takes less than 45 minutes to fill out the application. (You push the SEND button and we have it five seconds later.) Ten days from then you’ll have your certificates and welcoming materials.
Questions? Call Howard at 800-633-PACE (7223) or email me at howard@vp411.com
Regards,
Howard/PACE ADMINISTRATOR
“Let us help you “quick start” your practice!”
HERE’S SOMETHING TERRIFIC THAT WE LEARNED BY ACCIDENT AND ARE NOW OFFERING TO EVERY NEW APPLICANT---IT’S ALREADY INCLUDED AS PART OF THE CERTIFICATION PACKAGE.
About six months ago, one of our new “approvals” asked us to send a letter to three family court judges telling them about her new credentials.
We did and…WOW, she actually got business from all three. We’ve done this a number of times since then and the results have always made us smile… so we’ve decided to make this a standing offer for every applicant.
Send us a list of judges, attorneys, etc. (up to a dozen) and we’ll send them a personal letter telling them about your new credentialing. It’s easy…it works…and the price is right---FREE!
Regards,
Howard
PS: I think it works because of the dynamics of hearing from a neutral third party.
BRAND NEW!
We’ve started sending Press Releases to local publications for each new approved credential.
“Fill-in & Send”
Thirty-Seven (37) Minute
APPLICATION
Section 1: Specific Questions About Parenting Coordination
and
Section 2: What is a Custody Evaluator?
and
Section 3: Frequently Asked Credentialing Questions
CLICK HERE
“Fill-in & Send”
Thirty-Seven (37) Minute
APPLICATION
73 Valley Drive, Furlong, PA 18925
FamilyCourtCredentials@gmail.com
QUESTIONS? 800-633-PACE (7223) or FamilyCourtCredentials@gmail.com
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More than 200 Children's Hospital Los Angeles staff members gathered at 11:45 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013 to hear that the American Nurses Credentialing Center granted Magnet® designation to the hospital for another four years.
ROBINSON MANEUVER TRAINING CENTER, N. Little Rock, Ark. — Soldiers of the Arkansas National Guard's Joint Forces Headquarters (JFHQ) have an opportunity to practice the new Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) with equipment and training provided by the JFHQ full-time staff. The trainers are qualified and credentialed to evaluate and provide expert training on the new test, discuss and demonstrate techniques, and fully describe the new standards of the ACFT.