To be eligible to sit for the REHS/RS credential examination, a candidate must meet all of the criteria for Track A or Track B or Track C. Track A – Environmental Health Degree Track. You must be able to answer YES to all the questions for Track A. If you answer a question with a “No,” proceed to Track B.

The REHS/RS is the most prevalent NEHA credential and professionals demonstrate competency in an impressive range of environmental health issues, directing and training personnel to respond to routine or emergency environmental situations, and providing education to their communities on environmental health concerns.

Welcome to your resource page if you are a state administrator and/or state candidate ordering an exam to become a state-appointed Registered Sanitarian (RS,) Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS,) Licensed Environmental Health Professional (LEHP,) etc.

LCDR Bante holds a master’s degree in public health, specializing in disaster management, and a graduate certificate in industrial hygiene from Tulane University. She also earned a B.S. in environmental health and in health education and promotion from East Carolina University.