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Idaho Environmental
Health Association
Health Association
Welcome
The Idaho Environmental Health Association is a nonprofit professional and
educational organization for individuals who work to control environmental health
hazards and promote healthful environmental conditions. IEHA is dedicated to
advancing:
By encouraging our members to express their differences of opinion and to learn
from each other, we promote a more competent and motivated workforce. Our
objectives:
The IEHA hosts an annual conference each March and publishes two newsletters
each year. Committees form to facilitate the functioning of the Association,
including Legislative Action, Professional Promotion, and Membership Expansion.
Visit the Membership page for more information.
For information on the National Environmental Health Association (NEHA), click
here.
The Idaho Environmental Health Association is a nonprofit professional and
educational organization for individuals who work to control environmental health
hazards and promote healthful environmental conditions. IEHA is dedicated to
advancing:
- Environmental Health Professionals
- Industrial Hygienists
- Consultants
- Solid Waste Operators
- Other environmental health professionals.
By encouraging our members to express their differences of opinion and to learn
from each other, we promote a more competent and motivated workforce. Our
objectives:
- Provide an opportunity and stimulus for professional growth
- Promote high standards of conduct and qualifications
- Strive for increased recognition of environmental health professionals as a
group rendering service vital to the health and well-being of the public - Continue to affiliate with national organizations with similar objectives and
programs.
The IEHA hosts an annual conference each March and publishes two newsletters
each year. Committees form to facilitate the functioning of the Association,
including Legislative Action, Professional Promotion, and Membership Expansion.
Visit the Membership page for more information.
For information on the National Environmental Health Association (NEHA), click
here.
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