CHES- Certified Health Education Specialists with Complete Solutions.
what does it take to become a CHES? - ANSWER-an individual has: - met academic eligibility - passed a written exam - has an ongoing commitment to continuing education and professional development what's the CHES exam format? - ANSWER-- competency- bases pencil- and paper (PBT) exam - 165 multiple- choice questions - identifies each area of responsibility - study companion available how long do you have to take the CHES exam? - ANSWER-3 hours Areas of Responsibility - ANSWER-- assess needs, assets, and capacity - plan - implement - conduct evaluation and research related to H E/P - administer and manage - serve as a resource person - communicate, promote, and advocate for health, H E/P, and the profession *H E/P= health education/promotion requirements to sit for the CHES exam - ANSWER-- bachelor's, masters, or doctoral degree from an accredited institution AND - major in: health education, community health education, public health education, school health education OR - 25 semester hours specific to course work related areas of responsibility and competencies
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