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• Home • About • Why Specify AABC ? • Board of Directors • Hall of Fame • Outstanding Service Awards • Certification • Training • Education • Webinars • Webinar Sponsorship • TAB Lunch & Learn • Join AABC • AABC Member Benefits • Member Locator • US Members • Canadian Members • International Members • ACG Members • TAB & Cx Seminar • Annual Meeting • TAB Journal • Continuing Education Units (CEUs) • Advertise • Industry Partner • Partner Benefits • Publications • National Standards for Total System Balance • Technician Training Manual • Kahoe Test & Balance • TABPro Training Series Video • Specs • News • Quality Assurance • Member Portal • ATTENTION AABC MEMBERS: Free and Discounted Publications Available A company-licensed FREE pdf copy of the National Standards and Technician Training Manual is already available to AABC members through their company’s profile on the AABC Member Portal under “Additional Information.” To purchase physical copies of all publications at the member-rate, 7th edition, 550 pages Hardcover or PDF The 7th Edition of AABC’s National Standards for Total System Balance is now available! Completely rewritten and reorganized, the Standard is also the first AABC standard to achieve designation as an approved American National Standard through ANSI. This comprehensive manual details the minimum standards for total system balance. The Standards will assist the design professional in achieving design intent, provide a better understanding of the scope of ...

WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR BOARD CERTIFICATION AND CREDENTIALING The goal of the Bariatric Science Certification Program is to provide specialized bariatric science education and training for already licensed/registered/certified health and education professionals from diverse disciplines. Mental health practitioners, medical doctors, physician assistants, nurses, public health educators, registered dieticians, nutritionists, teachers and other allied professionals are eligible candidates for certification and credentialing. ENHANCE YOUR EDUCATION AND ADVANCE YOUR CAREER The Bariatric Science Certification and Credentialing Online Education Program offers theory as well as hands-on clinical practice skills. Hospitals and health insurance providers recognize the need and often require this advanced training and certification for their employees. Finally the public has trusted health and education professionals that they can rely on and identify as credentialed specialists. BOARD CERTIFICATION AND CREDENTIALING STANDARDS The American Association of Bariatric Counselors (AABC) is an official US Federal not-for-profit, professional fellowship association dedicated to the advancement of bariatric science education and to the enhancement of obesity care and treatment. Founded in 2005, AABC is the world’s largest association exclusively representing professional multi-disciplinary bariatric counselors. Board Certification by AABC affirms that their credentialed fellows are licensed/regi...

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• Open a Birth Center • • • • • • • • • Research & Data • • • • • • • Advocacy • • • • Education • • • How to Start a Birth Center Workshops • • • • • • • Community Birth Assistant Training • • • • • Midwifery Led Resuscitation Training • • • • • Webinar Wednesdays • • • • • • • • Membership • • • • • • • • • • • • • About AABC • • • • • • • • • • • National Standard for Birth Centers The American Association of Birth Centers (AABC) sets national standards to provide a consistent and specific tool for measuring the quality of services provided to childbearing families in birth centers. Federal and state regulation, licensure, and national accreditation constitute branches of external evaluation of quality in birth centers. Licensing protects the public by monitoring compliance to codes, ordinances and a variety of regulations. Some states and municipalities are very specific and uniform in the level of requirements for safe operation, but others are nonspecific or vary in their requirements which may or may not be relevant to birth centers. The standards and attributes for national accreditation are uniformly applied in all localities, thereby eliminating state and local inconsistency. Meeting the standards of accreditation indicates to clients, states, health and liability insurance agencies, consulting providers, and hospitals that a birth center has met a high standard of evidence-based and widely recognized benchmarks for maternity care, neonatal care, business operati...

American Amateur Baseball Congress (AABC), which is based in Farmington, New Mexico, has been organizing amateur baseball since it was founded in Chicago in March 1935. Its first national tournament was held in Dayton, Ohio in September that year, when only 10 states were a part of the organization. Today, some 240,000-plus players from 42 states, Puerto Rico, and Canada play in the AABC. Approximately 112,000 of them are in their teens, making it one of the largest amateur baseball organizations in the United States for players in that age range. AABC conducts state, regional and national competition in seven age divisions: Roberto Clemente (8 and under); Willie Mays (10 and under); Pee Wee Reese (12 and under); Sandy Koufax (14 and under); Mickey Mantle (16 and under); Connie Mack (18 and under); and Stan Musial (unlimited age). Additionally, five national competitions are held in single age divisions. AABC believes in local autonomy, by allowing organizations to have their own local rules through the state levels. They can bat as many players as they want, have time limits, re-entry, and inning limits to meet local conditions. When post-season arrives, all teams and tournaments must then conform to national rules. AABC has one of the largest contingents of Major League players, currently approaching 1000.