The Florida Environmental Health Association, Inc. (an affiliate of the National Environmental Health Association, Inc.) is a non-profit group of over 500 professionals interested in protecting and promoting the health and safety of Florida's residents and visitors. FEHA was organized on October 12, 1947 in Tampa, Florida and incorporated on July 12, 1967. By joining FEHA as an individual or as an organizational member, you not only support the Association's goals, you receive a free subscription to the Florida Journal of Environmental Health, FEHA's official publication. The journal tells you what is happening in the field of environmental health in Florida, as well as keeps you up-to-date with Association news. Our Mission:
"To enhance the professional integrity, knowledge, and working conditions of the environmental health professional, as well as to promote the social and economic conditions of its members." This mission will be achieved by maintaining standards of conduct, providing a certification process that includes educational standards and professional development, applying and promoting scientific principles, communicating with the membership and districts, and promoting the profession through publications, training, and liaisons with other associations. Networking and Training:
Annual Educational Meeting – Held annually since 1948 and is a great opportunity to learn and network
Training Opportunities – Your local district also offers training opportunities
Nationally Recognized Journal:
The Florida Journal of Environmental Health is nationally recognized as one of the best journals of Environmental Health. Your membership includes a subscription to this publication. Professional Credentialing:
FEHA provides you with the opportunity to receive and maintain credentials as a registered environmental health professional
Leadership Opportunities:
You can also help lead and improve the organization by joining the Board of Directors or participating in a committee
Awards and Scholarships:
FEHA awards those that achieve greatness in the environmental health field. Scholarships are also given to those pursuing environmental health degrees.
