Office 2021 Professional
Linda Berens
The Office of Professional Licensure and Certification (OPLC) provides administrative support to over 50 professional Licensing Boards, Commissions and Councils responsible for licensing and regulating their professions within the State of New Hampshire. Through the NH Administrative Rules and Administrative Boards, the OPLC is able to fulfill its mission that ensures public safety and efficacy.
Conducts all investigations into allegations of discrimination, harassment, retaliation and unprofessional conduct. The unit also is responsible for conducting statewide training for all employees; recruitment efforts; and outreach to employees who report they have been subjected to discrimination, harassment, retaliation or unprofessional conduct.
Conducts all investigations into employee violations of policy and procedure, which might include, but are not limited to, unexpected offender deaths, suicides, possible homicides, theft, over-familiarity between an employee and an offender, contraband and accessing of confidential records. Law enforcement may assist in certain investigations and cases.
The department is committed to maintaining a work environment that fosters mutual respect and working relationships free from discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and unprofessional conduct (D2-11.4).
The department has zero tolerance for discrimination, harassment, retaliation, or unprofessional conduct. Staff members who engage in such behaviors will be subject to disciplinary action. Conduct that may not constitute discrimination,
harassment, or retaliation under state and federal laws may still be cause for disciplinary action.
If you enjoy working on a team and the value of providing the best customer service, the Office Professional program is perfect for you. We will teach you the skills and give you the knowledge to be successful in any office setting. In our program you will choose which focus area you want to specialize in: Administrative, Legal, Medical, or Office Management. With the proper electives, you will be prepared to take the Certified Professional Secretary or Certified Administrative Professional exam awarded through the International Association of Administrative Professionals.
You are able to choose a career which emphasizes your professional and ethical work behavior while utilizing your office skills. Recent SCC graduates report an average annual starting salary of $40,040. Career options include:
Southeast Community College is a State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement Institution (NC-SARA) institution. As such, SCC is unable to offer online or distance courses to students in the following areas at this time: American Samoa, Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.
For information about the methodologies used to gather the post-graduation student achievement data contained in the annual Graduate Report, refer to the Institutional Research page or contact i...@southeast.edu.
Welcome to the website of the Office of Professional and Occupational Regulation, an agency within the Department of Professional and Financial Regulation. We appreciate your visit to our homepage and we look forward to assisting you.
The Office of Professional and Occupational Regulation (OPOR) and its licensing boards and programs are established for the sole purpose of protecting the public by licensing qualified individuals in each professional area and by imposing discipline on licensed individuals and entities to prevent harm to the public.
To ensure that someone is available to assist you, we recommend that you to schedule an appointment in advance. You can find contact information for each of our agencies by clicking the links at the top of this webpage or for general assistance please contact (207) 624-8603 or Misty.B....@maine.gov.
The Office Professional Program is an exceptional opportunity for anyone seeking to launch or advance their career in administrative support. With today's fast-paced business environment, employers demand office professionals who are tech-savvy, detail-oriented, and equipped with excellent communication and organizational skills. Students have the opportunity to specialize in areas such as accounting, legal, or medical administrative support, allowing them to tailor their education to their specific career goals.
Students should meet with an Academic Advisor to develop a clear pathway leading to a seamless transfer experience or transition to the workforce. For additional possibilities that may require an advanced degree or certification, make an appointment with an Academic Advisor.
The CU Anschutz Office of Professional Excellence (OPE) provides a private resource to obtain a fair and equitable process and resolution for all matters pertaining to professionalism concerns regarding residents, fellows, staff members, and faculty in any school or college on the Anschutz Medical Campus.
This Certificate of Proficiency is designed for the first level position in a broad spectrum of office environments. The program provides the basic skills necessary to be a productive employee. It provides the foundation for further study and advancement in the clerical field, which, is one of the largest employment areas in our information processing society.
This program will prepare students for employment as Administrative Office Professionals. Students will develop technology and critical thinking skills crucial to ensuring organizational success. They will learn to provide critical support to organization leaders such as administrators, executives, and managers by keeping staying up-to-date with the terminology, trends, and technology in the field.
Students in this program will be trained to manage multiple calendars and schedules, provide professional service to all internal and external stakeholders, and research innovative and emerging technologies to maintain an efficient office environment.
Our office is dedicated to providing initiatives for faculty and learners that improve practice efficiency, enhance a culture of compassion, and promote personal resiliency. We follow this national wellness model to promote joy in practice and to reduce moral distress.
We recognize the importance of both technical and academic expertise, which is why we offer professional skills training in career preparation, communication, grants and fellowships, personal development, and teaching. Our programs include virtual and in-person workshops (400+ each year), daylong conferences, weeklong writing retreats, and experiential learning opportunities.
If you are a faculty or staff member, here are some ways that OPD can support and augment the way you support your graduate students! Many departments and college are already partnering with us - and we want to work with you!
A flagship event for the Graduate School, the Three Minute Thesis challenges students to communicate to a general audience what they do, how they do it, and why it matters, all in three minutes or less.
At the start of each fall semester, we offer a series of teaching workshops on topics like inclusive classrooms, active learning, preparing for class, ungrading, getting your students to discuss and write, and more! There will be something for everyone, from new TAs to experienced instructors.
Looking for opportunities to acquire practical (work) experience beyond the classroom? Want a chance to apply the knowledge and skills you've gained through graduate school? Practice your skills and expand your possibilities through these really cool opportunities.
The newly established Office of Professional Accountability (OPA) is an independent office within the Richmond Police Department (RPD) that is committed to insuring that our employees provide the best service, individually and collectively, to the public. As part of our commitment to provide trusted, fair, and a neutral accountability system, a civilian Manager was hired on March 28, 2016, to oversee all of the functions of OPA including police internal investigations. This model of oversight is rare in the Nation because it places a civilian in the role to make independent and trusted findings to the Chief of Police as a result of internal investigations completed by police Sergeants.
Graduates are eligible to take industry-recognized certification exams such as Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Certified Administrative Professional (CAP), Organizational Management (OM), and Technology Applications (TA).
Students who are enrolled at the College for at least one semester and who have passed the Certified Administrative Professional (CAP) examination are eligible to receive credit toward an associate of applied business degree in administrative office professional, subject to the review and approval of the appropriate department chair.
In addition, Stark State offers a one-year technical certificate in administrative office professional for non-degree-seeking students. You can apply certificate program credits to the associate degree program.
OPMC investigates complaints about physicians, physician assistants and specialist assistants and monitors practitioners who are subject to Orders of the State Board for Professional Medical Conduct. This section provides a listing of all physicians, physician assistants, specialist assistants, and professional medical corporations who have been disciplined since 1990, or who are subject to a non-disciplinary Board Order, or upon whom charges of misconduct have been served.
Visit the New York State Physician Profile for more information on doctors of medicine and doctors of osteopathy registered to practice medicine in New York State. Information in the profile is provided by the physician and includes education, practice information, specialty, legal actions, and professional activities.
The Department of Health presents the information on this Web site as a service to the public. The Department has attempted to ensure that the information is as accurate as possible. However, the Department makes no warranty or guarantee concerning the accuracy or reliability of the content of this Web site. No posted information or materials provided are intended to constitute legal or medical advice. Before considering taking any action, confirm information by contacting OPMC.
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