Minutus

Dear Dr Ardavan Shahrdar,
I desire to have permission to post the dates for the National Board
of Homeopathic Examiners next board exam on Munutis.
The National Board of Homeopathic Examiners has been incorporated
since 1987. The Board administers a comprehensive examination, which
certifies the basic level of proficiency of homeopathic physicians who
successfully pass the exam.
Successful candidates are awarded the title of Diplomate by the
National Board of Homeopathic Examiners and can use the initials DNBHE
after their names.
The most comprehensive representation of the medical fields for
homeopathic physicians in the country serve on the NBHE Board. It's
officers hold the titles of D.C., M.D., R.Ph., and AP.
Who is eligible to take the NBHE board exam?

Eligibility for taking the exam for Diplomate Status requires that
applicants have previously earned a D.C., R.Ph., M.D, D.O., A.P.,
N.D., D.O.M., D.V.M.,D.D.S., D.M.D., some PhD's, or equivalent level
degree, and have received 300 hours of specialized training in
Homeopathy at an NBHE Board approved institution. Call me to see if
your organization is authorized.

This training must be comprehensive, consisting of Homeopathic
history, philosophy, laws governing practice, and include an in depth
study of a broad range of homeopathic remedies most commonly
encountered in a clinical practice.

Go to www.NBHE.org for more details.

The next board exams will be given in Florida the last weekend of May
and also in October, 2007.

Thank you,
Solara Attatharya, DOM, AP, DNBHE
Sunny@isp.com

Hi Sunny,
Can you say how NBHE relates to or interfaces with CHE (which does the
CCH test) and/or NASH?
Thanks!
Shannon

--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, Robert & Shannon Nelson
wrote:

Hi Shannon,

In the 80's there was the NBHE. In the beginning it was mostly
chiropractors. That has changed as now our board is comprised of MD,
DC, R.Ph. DOM, AP. We accept membership of all licensed physicians.
Several years ago some board members desired to certify lay people as
well as professionals and some not. Those that desired to certify the
lay people branched out and formed the CHE.

I frequently refer people to CHE and NASH.

I hope this helps,
Sunny

physicians who
DNBHE

Ah, thank you! I had missed that it's for licensed folks.