Course ID#: IEA-101
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 1

Course Description:  Take a deep dive into IEA and NRPP. Learn what IEA does, what NRPP does, the differences between the two organizations, how to get involved, and how to get the most out of your IEA membership.

Provided by IEA, Hendersonville, NC 28792, Phone: (800) 269-4174, Email: info@aarst.org
Website: https://aarst.org/courses/

Course ID#: IEA-400
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 1

Course Description:  November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month and November 21st marks the annual Great American Smokeout Tobacco Awareness Holiday. Considering tobacco smoke and radon exposure are the two leading causes of lung cancer, and exposure to both (i.e., synergistic risk) heightens the probability of developing the disease, it is important to acknowledge the benefits of radon exposure risk reduction and the benefits of tobacco cessation, and to help link individuals with proven-effective strategies to eliminate both from impacting them and families across the U.S.

Join presenters from the American Lung Association and the Indoor Environments Association as they discuss the impact of radon-smoking synergy and explore proven-effective strategies, tips and tricks to obtaining and maintaining a tobacco-free lifestyle for good.

Register here: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/d65aae04-6a78-4ac7-a2de-253106d12c7a@81c0c692-d438-4e69-90f3-c0f2c88a4ec7/registration

Provided by IEA, Hendersonville, NC 28792, Phone: (800) 269-4174
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Course ID#: IEA-401
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 1

Course Description:  In this one-hour episode of The Indoor Environment Project, host Diane Swecker leads an in-depth discussion on ethical practices in the radon and indoor environmental industries. Guests Amy Roedl, NRPP Director of Proficiency, and Mark Ungerer, Health Physicist Supervisor with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, share insights on how ethics influence certification, compliance, enforcement, and professional credibility.

Through real examples and thoughtful dialogue, the episode explores the fine line between technical and conduct violations, how complaints are evaluated, the role of due process in disciplinary actions, and the shared responsibility professionals have to uphold integrity within the field.

Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how ethical behavior supports public trust, strengthens the reputation of certified professionals, and ensures consistent, fair application of standards.

Learning Objectives:
Recognize the difference between technical and conduct-related ethical violations.

Understand the steps involved in the NRPP complaint and enforcement process.

Identify proactive ways to promote a culture of integrity and accountability within professional practice.

Duration: 1 hour

Credit: 1 NRPP CE Hour

Provided by IEA, 638 Spartanburg Hwy Suite 70 #364, Hendersonville, NC 28792, Phone: (800) 269-4174, Email: info@aarst.org
Website: https://aarst.org/courses/

Course ID#: SYM-251
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 12

Course Description:  Available to all 2025 Symposium attendees. Earn 12 CE credits for completing the Workbook online.

Provided by IEA, Hendersonville, NC 28792, Phone: (800) 269-4174, Email: info@aarst.org
Website: http://aarst.org/