Re: DEGREE REQUIREMENT

["Sandy Perle" <sandyfl@ix.netcom.com>]

Those who rely on a "Degree" as one of the focal requirements for 
hiring, assigning accountabilities or allowing one to test, have 
simply delegated away their need to assess, evaluate, compare, 
determine or make a decision It's the easy way out. No degree, the 
person is obvioulsy not qualified .. PERIOD!  Pure fantasy, bunk and 
unequivocably, dead wrong.

We all need to take a step back .. and reassess what we're talking 
about here. we're addressing who should be able to sit and take the 
CHP exam. Somehow this has digressed to medical exams, engineering 
requirements, etc. The bottom line should be, is the individual 
experienced, having worked as a health physicist, do they have the 
proper referenences (how about requiring a reference from a CHP, if 
not already). Let the individual fall upon their own merits, and not 
some assumption that a degree makes a better person. Anyone want to 
quibble or take aim at Steve's credentials? Not I!!!!

Everyone needs to get off their degree pedestal, and start assessing 
the individual, on, an individual basis. Stop playing the "label 
game".

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Sandy Perle
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