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North Atlantic Seed Co is a woman-owned cannabis seed bank based in the state of Maine and shipping to all 50 US states. Running our business with honesty and integrity is our top priority, and we thank our valued customers for voting us #1 Online Seed Shop at the International Cannabis Awards in 2024.
The National Animal Supplement Council is a nonprofit trade association whose mission it twofold: to promote the health and wellbeing of companion animals and horses.
National Assistant at Surgery Certification. CRNFA. RNAS-C. NASC Certification. Achieving certification acknowledges commitment to the highest standards of patient care and validates the specialized perioperative skills, experience, and knowledge the certificant has attained.
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Mar 5, 2024 · NASC Quality Seal | NASC LIVE. What does the NASC Quality Seal mean? | Veterinary supplements for pets. The NASC Quality Seal identifies products from companies that are committed to quality, vigilance, and continuous improvement to promote the well-being of companion animals and horses.
- What Must I Do to Recertify?
- What Are The Eligibility Requirements to Recertify?
- Recertification Accrual Period and Deadlines
- CRNFA Recertification Methods
- How Do I Submit My Recertification application?
- What Happens If I Am Audited?
- Alternatives to Recertification
To recertify your credential, you must: 1. Meet the recertification eligibility requirements (these differ from requirements for first-time certification). 2. Choose contact hours or points as your recertification method. 3. Submit NASC’s recertification application during your recertification year. 4. Pay the application fee.
All of the following requirements must be met at the time of application for CRNFA recertification: 1. Be CRNFA certified 2. Be currently licensed, without provision or condition, as a registered nurse in the country where currently practicing 3. Have the minimum number of practice hours depending on the recertification method In addition to the ab...
The accrual period is the time period in which the certificant must complete continuing education or professional development activities and practice hour requirements. You may submit your recertification application any time during your recertification year. Click here to verify your certification and expiration year.
Certificants can choose to recertify by contact hours or points. Recertification by Contact Hours The contact hour requirement is based on the number of CRNFA practice hours. Recertification by continuing education contact hours requires the accumulated hours be awarded within the five-year accrual period. Contact hours must be earned through offer...
You may submit your application using one of the following methods: 1. Online application: Click the Login link at the top of this web page and then click “NASC Profile.” The first time you log in, click the orange “Request a Password” button to access your account using the email address we have on file for you. 1. Paper application: Click here to...
10% of recertification applications are randomly selected by NASC for audit. Additionally, if there is reason to believe there has been a breach in the integrity of the process by an individual seeking recertification, NASC may also select those individuals for audit. Applicants selected for audit will be required to submit additional documentation...
If you are unable to fulfill eligibility requirements for certification, you have the option to apply for a one-year extension of your certification or for Emeritus Status. One-Year Extension An extension year allows an additional year to accrue the necessary points activities or contact hours for recertification. Your CRNFA credential will remain ...
NASC members are responsible suppliers of animal health and nutritional supplements who are committed to quality, vigilance, and continuous improvement. Companies must qualify to become NASC members and must sign our Member Accountability Guidelines agreeing to comply with NASC requirements.
