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Dictionary » C » Certification CertificationCertification compliance with a set of standards defined by non-governmental organizations. Certification is applied for by individuals on a voluntary basis and represents a professional status when achieved, e.g., certification for a medical specialty. ![]()
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Results from our forumBS Biology job advice... everything else is high. I have been trying to find a job and see it is one of the worst times to try to find a job. I was wondering what type of certification do need and how to get it to work as a medical lab technologist or work in any lab. Please help me out. thanks in advance :roll:
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Re: Placebo during filter validation... that a filtration method will do what you want it to do? That should be OK for internal, private use, but if this is for any kind of official certification, I don't think that will be acceptable. The FDA would not allow you to claim you can measure material X by filtration unless you demonstrate ...
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ex-situ conservation... genetics—or at least they used to, if they haven’t changed their policies. One of the things dear to the heart of dog breeders is the pure-bred certification of litters. The AKA requires proof that a pure-bred bitch was sired by another pure-bred (of the same breed, I guess, though I’m not sure ...
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Radiation course advice... It looks like it involves safety procedures/disposal/cleanup of radioactive materials. At completion of the course you also earn a radiation certification. With my possible career fields, do you think it would be advantageous to take part in this course? Thanks
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observing evolution... Since when does your analyzation of my ideas serve as a better indication of my level of education and knowledge than my college degrees, state certification, and national board certification? As for the speed of light, if you deny the fact that when we see something a billion light year away, ...
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