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The following information is for state administrators and/or candidates ordering an exam to become a state-appointed Registered Sanitarian (RS), Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS), Licensed Environmental Health Professional (LEHP), etc.
The states of Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Washington, West Virginia, and Wisconsin have an environmental health program that uses the our REHS/RS exam instrument. Contact the state program office (PDF) for more information.
Individuals working in any state not listed in the state program office (PDF) can apply for the REHS/RS Credential if they meet the criteria.
In Florida, Georgia, Illinois, North Carolina, Ohio, and Washington, the state orders and pays for credential exams.
Individuals working in other states are responsible for ordering and paying for their exam by:
After the application is processed by us, the candidate will receive an email from pearson@proftesting.com with instructions to schedule the exam.
The cost to use the REHS/RS exam for state licensure is $280.00.
The fee is non-refundable or transferable and includes:
| Ìý | Member Rate |
| Exam content | $50.00 |
| Exam delivery | $150.00 |
| Staff time | $80.00 |
| Total | $280.00 |
A state credentialing exam cannot be purchased or scheduled without approval from the state program office (PDF). Our role is only to facilitate scheduling and payment of the exam. The state determines:
Contact us for questions by emailing our Credentialing Department or call us at 303-802-2200.
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