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- AHE | AHA
AHE is the organization of choice for professionals responsible for establishing and maintaining health care environments that are free of surface contamination and that support safety, service, and efficient and effective operations
- Association for the Healthcare Environment | AHA
The Association for the Healthcare Environment represents directors, managers, supervisors, suppliers and consultants is the professional organization of choice for directors and managers caring for the patient and resident care environment across all care settings, including hospitals, long term care, continuing care retirement communities and ambulatory care AHE represents, defines and
- Certified Health Care Environmental Services Professional (CHESP)
This certification will help you gain professional distinction and expand employment opportunities Learn about how to get certified or how to renew your certification below or visit Association for the Health Care Environment (AHE)
- CHEST Train-the-Trainer Program: Virtual - January 2025 | AHA
The Certified Health Care Environmental Services Technician (CHEST) designation sets national standards specifically for environmental services technicians working in health care and prepares participants to share CHEST concepts with their staff
- AHE Presents 2021 Environmental Services Department of the Year Award
The Association for the Health Care Environment (AHE), of the American Hospital Association, together with Tork, have announced the recipients of the 2021 Environmental Services (EVS) Department of the Year Award
- AHAs Project Firstline - Resource Handout
Resources from Association for the Health Care Environment - AHE, American Society for Health Care Engineers - ASHE, and Teamtraing
- Certified Health Care Environmental Services Candidate Handbook
AHE is the go-to resource for best-in-class tools, products, education and training that raise the standard of the health care environmental services field and shape the future workforce for over 2,300 professionals committed to pathogen free, healing environments across all care settings
- Upcoming AHE Exchange Conference Supports the Critical Work of EVS . . .
AHE strives to support EVS professionals by offering rich and engaging forums for them to thrive, connect and build In addition, AHE provides comprehensive and top-notch knowledge-sharing programs and courses Events like the upcoming AHE Exchange in Dallas are critical in helping EVS professionals continue to advance, grow and succeed
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