February 21, 2005—EnvironmentalRx has announced that 41 states are now contemplating legislation for mold licensure status. EVRX seeks to take advantage of the opportunity and expand its classes into each state which adopts mold licensing requirements.
Currently, EVRX is one of three companies selected by the Texas Department of Health to provide mold licensing courses within Texas. EVRX has already signed their first 140 students for their February mold training courses in Conroe, Texas. These courses are in progress and being taught by EnvironmentalRx CEO, Gene Ettlinger. Additional students are already signing up for courses in March.
Mold training courses are now made up of four parts: Mold Remediator, which is the elimination of mold; Technician, which is the microbial testing of mold; Assessment, which is the initial review and final clearance of mold; and the newest addition, Worker.
The subject matter is designed for individuals to be licensed to perform their services in the state of Texas.
EnvironmentalRx is a multi faceted company that encompasses health related services, indoor air quality, mold testing and remediation, products and information technology. The company is organized around indoor air quality, pollutant pathways and the methodology to overcome allergic, pathogenic and carcinogenic disease related to microorganisms. Each division is serviced at the EVRX clinics springing up nationwide. EVRX is currently operating in Conroe, Texas and Long Island, N.Y.
For more on the company, visit its Web site.
