(More specifically, Richardson tells us that after a user registers with the service, Trade It does not hold credentials for desktop use. "We hold user name based on publisher preference," he notes.
Sixty percent of respondents in the current survey held credentials in conventional health care, CAM, or another discipline outside of health care.
Take advantage of reciprocity agreements with other states if you already hold credentials.
This study did not examine whether practitioners with additional credentials held multiple credentials, but did identify that the most common licenses were as physical therapists and massage therapists.
6) They only discussed the prescribing rights of midwives and/or nurses holding midwifery credentials - the latter only if their prescribing rights were based on their midwifery credentials or if uncertainty existed about the underpinning of their prescribing rights.
They represented every state, Tobias said — "we even had two from North Dakota" — and the L.G.B.T. caucus included "a good amount of T". (Dana Beyer, a Maryland delegate, who had substituted the standard lanyard holding her credentials for a purple Baltimore Ravens one, said that thirteen members of the caucus identified themselves as transgender).
I've recently heard of a company that's folded it raised just under $1M with four engineers holding impressive credentials.
On Tuesday, he said the law requiring chancellors to hold education credentials should be abolished because the city needed a schools chief with a broader set of skills.
At one point while the negotiations were under way, Mr. Bloomberg said publicly that the law requiring the schools chancellor to hold education credentials was obsolete and should be abolished.
When you hold the credentials of the great Phil Bennett you are not supposed to be easily beguiled, especially when the opposition is provided by the country boys of New South Wales.
In the filing, Third Point argued that while Mr. Webb and Mr. Amoroso held respectable credentials, Yahoo needed more drastic change in order to turn around its ailing fortunes.
