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Texas Workforce Investment Council November 2018
Texas Workforce Investment Council1100 San Jacinto, Suite 1.100
Austin, Texas 78701https://gov.texas.gov/organization/twic
INDUSTRY-BASED CERTIFICATIONS FOR MIDDLE-SKILL STEM OCCUPATIONS IN TEXAS
The Mission of the Texas Workforce Investment Council
Assisting the Governor and the Legislature with strategic planning for and evaluation of the Texas workforce system to promote the development of a well-educated, highly skilled workforce for Texas.
INDUSTRY‐BASED CERTIFICATIONS FOR MIDDLE‐SKILL STEM OCCUPATIONS IN TEXASTEXAS WORKFORCE INVESTMENT COUNCILNOVEMBER 2018
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Overview ........................................................................................................................................1
Texas Workforce Investment Council .............................................................................................1
Industry-Based Certification Identification ....................................................................................2
Defining an Industry-Based Certification .......................................................................................2
Identifying Middle-Skill STEM Occupations ...................................................................................2
Gathering Employer Feedback .......................................................................................................3
Industry-Based Certifications that are Valuable to Employers .........................................................3
Conclusion ......................................................................................................................................4
Industry-Based Certifications for Middle-Skill STEM Occupations: Part One .................................5
Industry-Based Certifications for Middle-Skill STEM Occupations: Part Two ...............................11
Acknowledgements ......................................................................................................................15
Appendix: List of Industry-Based Certifications with Certifying Entities and StandardOccupation Classification Codes ..................................................................................................21
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OVERVIEW
In the modern labor market, there is an increasing role for third-party, industry-based certifications. Research conducted by the Texas Workforce Investment Council (Council) defined industry-based certifications as being industry-recognized, third-party assessed, and nationally portable credentials. Council research also found that many middle-skill science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) occupations, which require education and training beyond high school but less than a four-year degree, are not only in-demand, but often provide higher wages compared to non-STEM jobs with similar educational requirements. These middle-skill STEM occupations are a critical segment of the workforce. Projected job growth in these occupations suggests that students who enter education and workforce training programs that result in an employer-valued credential, such as an industry-based certification or licensure, benefit from stronger employment.
In 2016, the Council launched a workforce system initiative to identify and track third-party, industry-based certifications for middle-skill STEM occupations. The overarching goal is to increase the workforce system’s capacity to produce workers with an industry-valued credential for occupations that are growing in the state. While registered apprenticeships can be considered one of the original industry-based certifications, they are not included in the scope of this report.
This initial research has been a first pass at collecting information from employers about the certifications they value. A more robust process is being planned for the future that will engage more employers to assist in validating industry-based certifications. This initial list of certifications is intended to serve as a resource for Texas employers, local workforce boards, economic development groups, and educational entities such as community and technical colleges.
The Council welcomes feedback on the list of industry-based certifications included in this report. If you know of a third-party, industry-based certification for a middle-skill STEM occupation that employers value that is not on the list, and would like it to be considered in the future, please forward the following information to [email protected]:
a) Name of certificationb) Name of certifying entity
c) Middle-skill STEM occupation for which the industry-based certification is relevant
TEXAS WORKFORCE INVESTMENT COUNCIL
In The Texas Workforce System Strategic Plan FY 2016–2023, the Council identified three core competencies that must be strengthened across the system to respond to changing market conditions and the needs of workforce system customers. The core competencies include customer service and satisfaction, data-driven program improvement, and continuous improvement and innovation. The Council endorsed an approach at its February 2016 meeting to manage a series of strategic system initiatives to support development of these core competencies. This first initiative is based on research regarding the demand for middle-skill STEM workers and the increasing use of industry-based certifications, which will assist five of eight of the Council’s workforce system partner agencies that identified industry-based certifications as a priority in the system strategic plan.
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INDUSTRY-BASED CERTIFICATION IDENTIFICATION
The Council documented its extensive preliminary research by way of reports that were definitional in nature. The reports defined third-party, industry-based certifications; defined and identified middle-skill STEM occupations for Texas; and linked those occupations with the associated certifications. Following feedback on value from Texas employers, the list of certifications included in this report is constructed in two parts: one, IT-related, and two, all other certifications.
DEFINING AN INDUSTRY-BASED CERTIFICATION
A certification is a type of nontraditional award to an individual that demonstrates proficiency and knowledge, through examination, in a specific industry, occupation, or trade. As opposed to a certificate, which is an educational credential, obtaining a certification is not dependent on any actual education or training program. Candidates for certification are evaluated by independent, third-party professional and industry-based groups. These national organizations develop and maintain relevant proficiency standards that are assessed and sanctioned by industry-approved examination
facilities, independent of any educational institution or training program. Furthermore, certification expiration dates often require individuals to participate in continuing education or reexamination. This characterization of certifications has been accepted and endorsed by national entities, such as the National Association of Manufacturers, the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council, and the National Institute for Precision Metalworking.
Therefore, the Council defined an industry-based certification as “a credential that is assessed by an independent, third-party certifying entity using predetermined standards for knowledge, skills, and competencies, resulting in a time-limited award that is nationally recognized and applicable to a specific occupation.” Before work could begin to develop asystem to track industry-based certification outcomes of education and training programs, the Council recognized that the state must identify those certifications that provide value to employers in Texas, particularly in the hiring process.
IDENTIFYING MIDDLE-SKILL STEM OCCUPATIONS
The Council began this process by first establishing a definition of middle-skill occupations and STEM occupations. There is no national agreement on which occupations are STEM occupations. An examination of employment statistics illustrated the difficult task of classifying and quantifying STEM occupations. Generally, STEM jobs have been identified as occupations in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics that require a four-year degree or higher. These high-skill jobs usually include industries ranging from advanced technology to research-oriented professions.
However, as industries continue to evolve, many occupations once considered non-STEM now require STEM-oriented skills and knowledge. The lack of a consensus definition of STEM has been problematic and created workforce analyses that vary considerably.
Based on Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) detailed occupation codes, STEM-classified occupations were determined from 11 different sources from nine federal, state, and institutional
Tracking Industry-Based Certifications:
PROMISING PRACTICES IN CAPTURING DATA ON THE WORKFORCE SUPPLY OF INDUSTRY-CERTIFIED WORKERS
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Defining Middle-Skill STEM Occupations in Texas
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organizations. Each source considered a different number of occupations as STEM. In all, 257 out of 840 detailed SOC occupations were identified as STEM by at least one of the 11 sources.
Based on the identified STEM occupations, a list of middle-skill STEM occupations was constructed using federal Bureau of Labor Statistics designations regarding typical education and training levels. From the list of occupations identified as STEM, 85 were identified as middle-skill STEM occupations.
The final step in this research generated a list of middle-skill STEM occupations important to the Texas economy. In addition to the list of 85 middle-skill STEM occupations, an additional 12 middle-skill classified jobs were identified and incorporated into the list. While these additional occupations were not considered STEM by any of the original 11 sources, they require substantial STEM-related skills and knowledge. Thus, a total of 97 middle-skill STEM occupations were identified for the state of Texas.
GATHERING EMPLOYER FEEDBACK
A Council-convened task group worked to develop an efficient, effective, and replicable process to engage employers and solicit feedback on industry-based certifications. After extensive analysis of labor market data and information, the task group determined that employers were the only source of information on the value of middle-skill STEM industry-based certifications. The task group recommended that the Council work with local workforce boards to engage employers to provide feedback on the list of middle-skill STEM industry-based certifications. It further recommended that regional profiles of middle-skill STEM occupations and certifications be constructed for each region through data analysis and information collected from local workforce board plans.
The process to assign regional occupations and certifications to local boards for employer feedback began with creating a planning matrix based on the Council’s middle-skill STEM occupations list and the
28 local workforce development areas. Council staff then matched the middle-skill STEM occupations with target and in-demand occupations identified in each of the 28 board plans. Occupations were apportioned to boards using random assignment. Next, Council staff prepared a customized profile for each workforce development area, creating employer feedback forms for each assigned middle-skill STEM occupation and its associated industry-based certifications.
INDUSTRY-BASED CERTIFICATIONS THAT ARE VALUABLE TO EMPLOYERS
Recognizing that regional labor markets vary considerably, the task group determined that refining a list of certifications should result from direct feedback from employers at the regional level. This feedback was based upon an informed review of the list to determine employer awareness of and value placed on certifications that support employment outcomes in the middle-skill STEM occupations in their regions. Local workforce boards engaged employers in local workforce development areas in early 2018 and had the flexibility to choose any process that would work most effectively to achieve the goals of the employer feedback process.
The goal of gathering feedback was to engage employers in a collaborative process with workforce system partners to determine the third-party, industry-based certifications that employers recognize and value—that is, to identify the certifications that would result in a positive difference or outcome for a job
Capital Area Workforce Occupation and Industry-Based Certification Profile for Regional Employer Feedback
Texas Workforce Investment Council
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applicant. For the industry-based certifications contained in this report, employers’ feedback indicated that the certification would make a positive impact in the hiring process, where—given equal skill, education, and experience—one candidate possessed the certification and the other did not.
CONCLUSION
The Texas labor market is changing. STEM occupations that require education and training beyond high school but less than a four-year degree are increasingly in demand and provide higher wages compared to non-STEM jobs with similar educational requirements. The Council’s research indicates that these middle-skill STEM occupations are a critical segment of the workforce. Students who enter education and workforce training programs that result in a marketable credential, such as an industry-based certification or licensure, benefit from stronger employment outcomes. The Council anticipates that this current industry-based certification data will help inform local workforce boards, employers, community colleges, and other sub-baccalaureate education and training programs. This information can be used to inform policy changes, adjust training and education content, and assist in planning for the workforce of the future.
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INDUSTRY-BASED CERTIFICATIONS FOR MIDDLE-SKILL STEM OCCUPATIONS: PART ONE
The diagram below explains how to read the list of industry-based certifications for middle-skill STEM occupations on the following pages. Occupations are listed in alphabetical order.
MIDDLE-SKILL STEM OCCUPATIONS INDUSTRY-BASED CERTIFICATIONS
Aerospace �ngineering and Opera� ons Technician SOC 17-3021|1,180 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Aerospace Manufacturing Cer� fi ca� on Cer� fi ed Aerospace Technician
1,360 14.8% $60,365
Animal Breeder SOC 45-2021|460 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Licensed Breeder 520 13.9%
$48,498
Avionics Technician SOC 49-2091|1,860 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Electronics Technician 2,030 9.4% $57,864
Cardiovascular Technnologist and Technician SOC 29-2031|5,200 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Cer� fi ed Cardiographic Technician Cerfi fi ed ECG Technician Cerfi fi ed EKG Technician
6,290 20.9%
$43,798
Computer Numerically Controlled Machine Tool Programmer SOC 51-4012|1,670 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
C�C Turning Levels II, III, Opera� ons Slide Forming Levels II, III
2,230 33.8%
$53,087
Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operator, Metal and Plas� c SOC 51-4011|10,580 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Machine Building Levels II, III Mechanical Assembly ISA Cer� fi ed Control Systems Technician C�C Milling Skills Levels II, III, Opera� ons Job Planning, Benchwork and Layout Measurement, Materials and Safety Metalforming Level 1
12,160 14.9%
$40,776
Dental Assistant SOC 31-9091|28,420 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Cer� fi ed Dental Asistant 34,670 22.0% $35,028
Automo� ve Service Technician and Mechanic SOC 49-3023|54,140 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Automobile Service Consultant Automobile Technician: Automa� c Transmission/Transaxle Automobile Technician: Brakes Automobile Technician: Electrical/Electronic Systems Automobile Technician: Engine Performance Automobile Technician: Engine Repair Automobile Technician: Hea� ng and Air Condi� oning Automobile Technician: Manual Drive Train and Axles Automobile Technician: Service Consultant Automobile Technician: Suspension and Steering Automobile Technician - Light Vehicle Diesel Engines (A9) Automobile Service Technology Auto Maintenance and Light Repair Collision Repair and Refi nish: Mechanical and Electrical Components Collision Repair and Refi nish: Structural Analysis and Damage Repair Medium/Heavy Truck Technician: Brakes Medium/Heavy Truck Technician: Diesel Engines Medium/Heavy Truck Technician: Drive Trains Medium/Heavy Truck Technician: Electrical/Electronic Systems Medium/Heavy Truck Technician: Hea� ng, Ven� la� on, & A/C Medium/Heavy Truck Technician: Suspension and Steering
61,820 14.2% $39,773
The right column contains the industry-based certifications associated with the corresponding middle-skill STEM occupation in the left column.
The center column contains labor market data for each middle-skill STEM occupation. The first number is the projected employment by 2026. The second number is the projected change in employment. The third number is the 2017 median annual wage for the occupation.
The left column contains the name of the middle-skill STEM occupation in bold print, followed by the standard occupation code (SOC) and the number of Texas workers in this occupation in 2016.
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MIDDLE-SKILL STEM OCCUPATIONS INDUSTRY-BASED CERTIFICATIONS
Aerospace Engineering and Opera ons Technician SOC 17-3021|1,180 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Aerospace Manufacturing Cer fi ca onCer fi ed Aerospace Technician
1,360 14.8% $60,365
Animal Breeder SOC 45-2021|460 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Licensed Breeder 520 13.9%
$48,498
Avionics Technician SOC 49-2091|1,860 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Electronics Technician 2,030 9.4% $57,864
Cardiovascular Technologist and Technician SOC 29-2031|5,200 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Cer fied Cardiographic Technician Certified ECG Technician Certified EKG Technician
6,290 20.9%
$43,798
Computer Numerically Controlled Machine Tool Programmer SOC 51-4012|1,670 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
CNC Turning Levels II, III, Opera onsSlide Forming Levels II, III
2,230 33.8%
$53,087
Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operator, Metal and Plas c SOC 51-4011|10,580 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Machine Building Levels II, III Mechanical AssemblyISA Cer fi ed Control Systems TechnicianCNC Milling Skills Levels II, III, Opera onsJob Planning, Benchwork and LayoutMeasurement, Materials and SafetyMetalforming Level 1
12,160 14.9%
$40,776
Dental Assistant SOC 31-9091|28,420 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Cer fied Dental Assistant 34,670 22.0% $35,028
Automo ve Service Technician and Mechanic SOC 49-3023|54,140 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Automobile Service ConsultantAutomobile Technician: Automa c Transmission/TransaxleAutomobile Technician: BrakesAutomobile Technician: Electrical/Electronic SystemsAutomobile Technician: Engine PerformanceAutomobile Technician: Engine RepairAutomobile Technician: Hea ng and Air Condi oningAutomobile Technician: Manual Drive Train and AxlesAutomobile Technician: Service ConsultantAutomobile Technician: Suspension and SteeringAutomobile Technician - Light Vehicle Diesel Engines (A9)Automobile Service TechnologyAuto Maintenance and Light RepairCollision Repair and Refi nish: Mechanical and Electrical ComponentsCollision Repair and Refi nish: Structural Analysis and Damage RepairMedium/Heavy Truck Technician: BrakesMedium/Heavy Truck Technician: Diesel EnginesMedium/Heavy Truck Technician: Drive TrainsMedium/Heavy Truck Technician: Electrical/Electronic SystemsMedium/Heavy Truck Technician: Hea ng, Ven la on, & A/CMedium/Heavy Truck Technician: Suspension and Steering
61,820 14.2% $39,773
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Dental Laboratory Technician SOC 51-9081|2,310 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Cer fi ed Dental Technician 2,720 17.7% $36,767
Diagnos c Medical Sonographer SOC 29-2032|5,230 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Registered Technologist - Computed Tomography Registered Technologist - Radiography Registered Technologist - Vascular Sonography Registered Technologist - Vascular-Interven onal Radiography Registered Vascular Technology Registered Technologist - Mammography Registered Technologist - Sonography Registered Diagnos c Medical Sonographer - Abdomen Registered Diagnos c Medical Sonographer - Obstetrics and Gynecology Registered Technologist - Nuclear Medicine Technology
7,040 34.6%
$71,801
MIDDLE-SKILL STEM OCCUPATIONS INDUSTRY-BASED CERTIFICATIONS
Diete c Technician SOC 29-2051|2,880 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Licensed Diete c Technician 3,360
16.7% $23,462
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technician SOC 17-3023|15,110 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Electrical, Level I Electronic Systems Technician, Level I
16,800 11.2% $65,228
Electrician SOC 47-2111|61,480 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Licensed Electrician 72,110 17.3% $47,382
Electronic Home Entertainment Equipment Installer, Repairer SOC 49-2097|2,190 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Cer fi ed Electronic Systems Technician Cer fi ed Engineering Technician - Audio Systems Cer fi ed Electronics Systems Associate Wireless Systems Installer Technician
2,540 16.3%
$29,216
Emergency Medical Technician and Paramedic SOC 29-2041|18,720 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Licensed Paramedic
22,400 19.7% $34,429
Hearing Aid Specialist SOC 29-2092|410 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Licensed Hearing Instrument Fi er and Dispenser 520 25.5% $45,494
Dental Hygienist SOC 29-2021|12,530 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Licensed Dental Hygienist 15,260 21.8% $74,477
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Mechanical Engineering TechnicianSOC 17-3027|4,860 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Cer fi ed Quality Technician 5,710 17.4% $63,232
MIDDLE-SKILL STEM OCCUPATIONS INDUSTRY-BASED CERTIFICATIONS
Licensed Prac cal and Licensed Voca onal NurseSOC 29-2061|71,430 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Licensed Voca onal Nurse 85,030 19.0% $45,394
Magne c Resonance Imaging Technologist SOC 29-2035|2,790 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Registered Technologist - Cardiac-Interven onal RadiographyMagne c Resonance Imaging TechnologistRegistered Technologist - Magne c Resonance ImagingRegistered Technologist - Computed Tomography
3,460 24.0% $70,350
Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technician SOC 29-2012|11,890 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Cer fi ed Safety Professional Interna onal Medical TechnologistMedical Laboratory TechnicianMedical Laboratory TechnicianMedical Lab AssistantPhlebotomy Technician
14,320 20.4% $49,776
Medical Assistant SOC 31-9092|58,570 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Clinical Medical Assistant 79,530 35.8% $30,379
Nuclear Medicine Technologist SOC 29-2033|1,350 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Licensed Medical Technologist
1,640 21.5% $75,733
Occupa onal Therapy Assistant SOC 31-2011| 3,760 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Occupa onal Therapy Assistant: Driving and Community MobilityOccupa onal Therapy Assistant: Environmental Modifi ca onOccupa onal Therapy Assistant: Feeding, Ea ng, and Swallowing
5,120 36.1% $70,808
Manufacturing Produc on TechnicianSOC 17-3029|7,670 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Cer fied Logis cs Associate Cer fied Logis cs Technician Cer fied Produc on Technician
8,810 14.9% $60,513
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Ophthalmic Medical Technician SOC 29-2057|4,240 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Cer fi ed Ophthalmic Technician
5,300 25.1% $31,953
Pharmacy Technician SOC 29-2052|32,900 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Cer fi ed Pharmacy Technician
39,900 21.3% $32,915
Physical Therapist Assistant SOC 31-2021| 6,850 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Wound Care Cer fi ed Func onal Training Specialty Cer fi ca on Orthopedic Exercise Specialty Cer fi ca on Orthopaedic Technologist Cer fi ed Cer fi ca on in Orthopedic Manual Therapy Occupa onal Therapist Registered
9,400 37.3% $69,240
Registered Nurse SOC 29-1141|210,780 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Licensed Registered Nurse 261,610 24.1% $70,733
Radiologic Technologist SOC 29-2034|15,900 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Licensed Medical Radiologic Technologist 19,530 22.8% $57,245
Surgical Technologist SOC 29-2055|10,870 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Cer fi ed Surgical Technologist 13,130 20.8% $47,129
Respiratory Therapist SOC 29-1126|11,780 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Licensed Respiratory Care Prac oner 15,940 35.3% $59,002
MIDDLE-SKILL STEM OCCUPATIONS INDUSTRY-BASED CERTIFICATIONS
Opera ng Engineer, Construc on, and Equipment Operator SOC 47-2073|36,830 workers Projected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Heavy Equipment Operator: Motor Grader Heavy Equipment Operator: Roller Industrial Maintenance Support Mechanic Heavy Equipment Operator: Backhoe Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Heavy Equipment Operator Level One Heavy Equipment Operator: Dozer Heavy Equipment Operator: Dump Truck Heavy Equipment Operator: Loader Heavy Equipment Operator: Excavator Heavy Equipment Operator: Forkli Carpenter Construc on HVAC Technician Industrial Millwright Industrial Pipefi er Instrumenta on Technician Masonry Plumber
44,450 20.7% $38,371
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Surveying and Mapping Technician SOC 17-3031|8,210 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Highway Surveys - Level I Highway Surveys - Level II Highway Surveys - Level III Highway Surveys - Level IV Cer fi ed Surveyor Technician: Offi ce Track Level II Cer fi ed Surveyor Technician: Field Track Level III Cer fi ed Surveyor Technician: Offi ce Track Level III Cer fi ed Survey Technician Level I Cer fi ed Surveyor Technician: Field Track Level II
10,060 22.5% $41,801
Traffi c Technician SOC 53-6041| 420 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Traffi c Control Specialist Traffi c Control Technician Electronics in Traffi c Signal Technician Traffi c Signal Bench Technician Level II Traffi c Signal Inspector Level I Roadway Ligh ng Technician Level I Traffi c Signal Technician Level I
490 16.5% $39,347
Transporta on Inspector SOC 53-6051|3,730 workers Projected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Cer fi ed Safety Supervisor 4,270
14.4% $79,317
Veterinary Assistant and Laboratory Animal Caretaker SOC 31-9096|5,110 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Cer fi ed Veterinary Assistant 6,380
24.9% $23,635
Veterinary Technologist and Technician SOC 29-2056|9,290 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Licensed Veterinary Technician 11,650 25.5% $29,672
MIDDLE-SKILL STEM OCCUPATIONS INDUSTRY-BASED CERTIFICATIONS
Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant and System Operator SOC 51-8031|10,320 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Licensed Wastewater Collec on System Operators Licensed Water System Operators
10,840 5.0% $37,347
Welder, Cu er, Solderer, and Brazer SOC 51-4121|54,410 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Structural Steel Welder Sheet Metal Welder
64,160 17.9% $42,286
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INDUSTRY-BASED CERTIFICATIONS FOR MIDDLE-SKILL STEM OCCUPATIONS: PART TWO
The diagram below explains how to read the list of Information Technology (IT) related certifications on the following pages. IT functional areas are matched with corresponding certifying entities due to the vast number of vendor/product-based certifications.
The center column contains labor market data for each area. The first number is the projected employment by 2026. The second number is the projected change in employment. The third number is the 2017 median annual wage for the occupation.
The right column contains the product providers associated with the IT functional area in the left column.
The left column contains the name of the IT functional area in bold print, followed by the standard occupation code (SOC) and the number of Texas workers in this occupation in 2016.
IT FUNCTIONAL AREA CERTIFYING ENTITY
Business Analyst - Computer Systems Analyst SOC 15-1121|56,150 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
I�� Corpora� on Oracle Corpora� on SAP America, Inc. World Organi�a� on of Webmasters
64,340 14.6% $88,945
Business �pera� ons Manager SOC 11-9199|35,960 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
I�� Corpora� on SAP America, Inc. Oracle Corpora� on
41,260 14.8% $115,257
Graphic Designer SOC 27-1024|15,940 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Adobe Systems Incorporated Cer� fi ed Internet Web Professionals
17,970 12.8% $46,417
Network Support - Computer Network Support Specialist SOC 15-1122|7,420 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Alcatel Apple Computer, Inc. �rocade Communica� ons Systems, Inc. Cer� fi ed Wireless Network Professional Cisco Systems, Inc. Citrix Systems Incorporated Compu� ng Tec�nology Industry Associa� on (CompTIA) �ewle� Packard Cer� fi ca� on and Learning I�� Corpora� on Juniper Networks Linux Professional Ins� tute �icroso� Corpora� on Oracle Network Appliance, Inc. Network Professional Associa� on
9,900 33.5% $92,626
Network Webmaster/Administrator SOC 15-1142|31,530 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Network Data/Analyst SOC 15-1141|11,810 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
World Organi�a� on of Webmasters �icroso� Corpora� on Oracle Corpora� on SAP America, Inc.
EC-Council Cisco Systems, Inc. Citrix Systems Incorporated Oracle Corpora� on
35,700 13.3% $86,170
13,920 17.9% $88,290
Network Security SOC 15-1152|17,650 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
ETA Interna� onal �lobal Informa� on Assurance Cer� fi ca� on Cisco Systems, Inc. Compu� ng Tec�nology Industry Associa� on (CompTIA)
20,180 14.3% $68,286
Computer Repair SOC 49-2011|14,050 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Alcatel Apple Computer, Inc. �rocade Communica� ons Systems, Inc. Compu� ng Tec�nology Industry Associa� on (CompTIA)
16,360 16.5% $35,512
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IT FUNCTIONAL AREA CERTIFYING ENTITY
Business Analyst - Computer Systems Analyst SOC 15-1121|56,150 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
IBM Corpora on Oracle Corpora on SAP America, Inc. World Organiza on of Webmasters
64,340 14.6% $88,945
Business Opera ons Manager SOC 11-9199|35,960 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
IBM Corpora on SAP America, Inc. Oracle Corpora on
41,260 14.8% $115,257
Graphic Designer SOC 27-1024|15,940 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Adobe Systems Incorporated Cer fi ed Internet Web Professionals
17,970 12.8% $46,417
Network Support - Computer Network Support Specialist SOC 15-1122|7,420 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Alcatel Apple Computer, Inc. Brocade Communica ons Systems, Inc. Cer fi ed Wireless Network Professional Cisco Systems, Inc. Citrix Systems Incorporated Compu ng Technology Industry Associa on (CompTIA) Hewle Packard Cer fi ca on and Learning IBM Corpora on Juniper Networks Linux Professional Ins tute Microso Corpora on Oracle Network Appliance, Inc. Network Professional Associa on
9,900 33.5% $92,626
Network Webmaster/Administrator SOC 15-1142|31,530 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Network Data/Analyst SOC 15-1141|11,810 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
World Organiza on of Webmasters Microso Corpora on Oracle Corpora on SAP America, Inc.
EC-Council Cisco Systems, Inc. Citrix Systems Incorporated Oracle Corpora on
35,700 13.3% $86,170
13,920 17.9% $88,290
Network Security SOC 15-1152|17,650 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
ETA Interna onal Global Informa on Assurance Cer fi ca on Cisco Systems, Inc. Compu ng Technology Industry Associa on (CompTIA)
20,180 14.3% $68,286
Computer Repair SOC 49-2011|14,050 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Alcatel Apple Computer, Inc. Brocade Communica ons Systems, Inc. Compu ng Technology Industry Associa on (CompTIA)
16,360 16.5% $35,512
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IT FUNCTIONAL AREA CERTIFYING ENTITY
Security Management Specialist - Informa on Security AnalystSOC 15-1122| 7,420 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Global Informa on Assurance Cer fi ca on Hewle Packard Cer fi ca on and Learning IBM Corpora on Interna onal Informa on Systems Security Cer fi ca on Consor um, Inc.
9,900 33.5% $92,626
Security Manager - Informa on Security AnalystSOC 15-1122| 7,420 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-20262017 median annual wage
Hewle Packard Cer fi ca on and Learning IBM Corpora on
9,900 33.5% $92,626
User Support - Computer User Support SpecialistSOC 15-1151|56,370 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Apple Computer, Inc. Cer fi ed Wireless Network Professional Compu ng Technology Industry Associa on (CompTIA) Global Informa on Assurance Cer fi ca on ETA Interna onal HDI Hewle Packard Cer fi ca on and Learning IBM Corpora on Ins tute for the Cer fi ca on of Compu ng Professionals Juniper Networks Linux Professional Ins tute Microso Corpora on Novell, Inc. - Educa on Oracle Corpora on
66,640 18.2% $49,428
Security User Support, Cybersecurity - Informa on Security AnalystSOC 15-1122| 7,420 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-20262017 median annual wage
Global Informa on Assurance Cer fi ca on RSA Security, Inc. Symantec
9,900 33.5% $92,626
Web Developer SOC 15-1134|10,130 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Adobe Systems Incorporated Cer fi ed Internet Web Professionals
12,100 19.5% $68,665
Webmaster/Administrator SOC 15-1141|11,810 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Adobe Systems Incorporated Cer fi ed Internet Web Professionals
13,920 17.9% $88,290
So ware Developer SOC 15-1132|59,380 workersProjected employment by 2026Projected employment increase 2016-2026 2017 median annual wage
Environmental Systems Research Ins tute Hewle Packard Cer fi ca on and Learning
79,130 33.3% $107,722
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Participating Texas Employers
1424 Bistro287 Roadhouse38th Street PharmacyA.E. Hiller & Son Inc.Abilene Advanced EyecareAbilene Eye InstituteAbiMar Foods, Inc. Ace Fire & SoundAdvance ServicesAdvanced EyecareAdvanced Pain CareAECOMAESAffordable Dentures & ImplantsAir LiquidAir Products & ChemicalsAirforce Turbine Services Airways LabsAll Points Surveying, Inc.Allen Samuels Dodge Chrysler Jeep RamAlliance Aviation ServicesAllied Machine & WeldingAllison WeldingAmerican HeatingAmerican Industrial MachineAmerican RiceAmerican StandardAmerican TV & ApplianceAmerica’s Best Contacts & EyeglassesAmistad Ready MixAngelo Automatic GatesAngelo Eye CenterAnthony P Heneger DDS PAAnzcoApex SystemsArise Austin Medical CenterArkemaArt Salinas EngineeringAscension - SetonAtrium Nursing & RehabilitationAustin Foot and Ankle SpecialistsAustin Ocular ProstheticsAustin Prosthetic CenterAustin SurveyorsAutoZoneBalfour Beatty Construction
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Texas Workforce Investment Council would like to thank the state’s local workforce boards and the following entities for their participation in this system initiative:
Ballard Family DentistryBASFBaylor Scott & WhiteBaytown Enterprise Products OperatingBecton, Dickinson and CompanyBell HelicopterBella Vista RanchBells Family DrugBenzer PartnershipBig Country Eye CenterBite Rite LabBlaine Larsen FarmsBluebonnet Health ServiceBob Evans FoodsBo-Mac Contractors, LTD.Bonham Family DrugBowen Electric Co.BPL PlasmaBraumsBridgestone BandagBroadwind Tower & Heavy FabricationsBrookshire’s (Pottsboro)Brown ElectricBrownwood Regional Medical CenterBSA Health SystemBudget OpticalBurger KingBush’s ChickenBuzzi Unicem USAC&J EnergyC&S PropellerCaltechCamino Real Fuels, LLCCampbell SoupCapital Medical ClinicCapital Prosthetics and OrthoticsCapital School of AustinCardenas SuperstoreCarl H. MaloneCarrabbasCarter BloodcareCasa OleCattle Company of TexasCave-Bowlin Inc. dbaCB&ICDTS, Inc
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Certified Safety Specialist LLCCFM MaterialsChaparral LabsCharlie’s Machine & WeldingChicken Express - College Station, BryanChildress Regional Medical CenterChristus - Sulphur SpringsCIA&DCinematicCitizens Medical CenterCity Machine & WeldingCity of AliceCity of AltonCity of BeltonCity of Carrizo SpringsCity of Crystal CityCity of Del RioCity of EdinburgCity of MidlandCity of MissionCity of PalmviewCity of WeslacoCoca-Cola Southwest BeverageCoddell Memorial HospitalCogdell Hospital SnyderComanche County HospitalConvergent TechnologiesCornerstone Healthcare GroupCorre LaboratoriesCoverlay ManufacturingCowboy GelatoCPL - GainesvilleCPL - ShermanCreative Solutions in HealthcareCS&D Technologies, LP.CSS Potato FarmsCurtain Wall Design & ConsultingCVQ Land SurveyorsD&G Energy CorporationDanoneWaveDawson GeophysicalDaybreak Community ServiceDeTar Healthcare SystemDivine Audio & SecurityDoctor’s Hospital at RenaissanceDodd Surveying and MappingDon CarlosDougherty’s Pharmacy Dr. Alan LarsenDr. Larry Abernathy ODDrs. Comolli & EtheredgeD-TronicDynamic Manufacturing SolutionsE.I. DuPont
E.ONEagle Dental Center East Texas Children’s DentistryEaton Crouse-HindsEcolabElbit Systems of AmericaEllwood MachiningEndeavor Rehab CenterEner-TelExecutive Technical ServicesEyemart ExpressEyes of TexasFabwright-JackieFalls Community HospitalFamily VisionFindley’s Fountain - PampaFloyd’s AeroForty Acres PharmacyFowler Eye CareFranklin Dentistry Assoc.Fusion Dental & BracesG&M Automotive & Speed CenterGarcia’s Used PartsGE Packaged PowerGE PowerGeneral Electric InternationalGenotox Laboratories, LTDGeonyx SeismicGirling Health CareGolden Plains Community Hospital - BorgerGoodier CosmeticsGoodyear Auto Service CenterGrenta MachineHallconHamilton Oilfield ServicesHanger (Anderson Sq.)Harris HealthHaskell Memorial HospitalHealth Mart PharmacyHealth SouthHemphill County Hospital District - Canadian, TXHendrick Medical CenterHereford Nursing and RehabHereford Regional MedHeritage Parkway PharmacyHermes MusicHill Regional HospitalHKSHolt Carson, Inc.Home Care AssistanceHuhtamakiHuntsman InternationalHydraulic Industrial ServicesIBEX Dental Technologies Inc
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InfoMark formerly SevrenIntegral CareIntegrity Dental CeramicsIntertekInvenergy LLC.ISC ConstructorsItani Dental Lab Inc.J&J Excavating & MaterialsJacobsJames Lovering DDSJanee Atkinson DDSJBS Five Rivers Cattle Feeding LLC- Hartley FeedersJDC Healthcare Management, LLCJefferson County CourthouseJefferson County Pct. #3 Road & BridgeJohnson & Collins OrthodonticsJustin Crownover/Kay Crownover & Family & Lone Star Family FarmsKaravel Wellness CenterKAT Excavation & Construction, Inc. KBRKelly West DDSKimberly ClarkKing SurplusKings Manor MethodistKlein Tools, Inc.Kleinfelder Knox County Hospital DistrictKohler CompanyKuraray America IncL3 CommunicationsL3 TechnologiesLabCorpLaddie’s Electric Co.Landmark Surveying, LPLeeward Renewable EnergyLens CraftersLeonard PharmacyLexine, Inc.Lockheed MartinLone Star OpticiansLuby’s Port ArthurLudlum Measurements, Inc.Lumatec Lighting ServicesLyfe TymeLyndon WellsLZ HayMagnolia MarketMario’s Tire RepairMartin MariettaMaverick Civil & Survey, LLCMaverick CountyMaverick WeldingMayes Welding
McDonald’s Med Savers PharmacyMedicine Shoppe - DenisonMelden & Hunt, Inc.Methodist SystemMexia-Principal Inc. - Parkview Regional HospitalMichael Fabian Surveying, Inc.Midas Speedy Auto Service ExpertsMidwest FabricationMidwest Machine, LLC.Minendeo Eye CenterMission Maintenance FacilityMitchell County HospitalMoore County Hospital DistrictMother Parkers Tea & CoffeeMTZ EntertainmentMuenster PharmacyNemmer ElectricNew Life Prosthetics & OrthoticsNew York Pizza & PastaNewly Weds FoodsNextel EnergyNTMCNuCare PharmacyOcean SprayOchiltree Hospital Ochiltree Hospital DistrictOdessa PumpsOncorOnestaff MedicalOnin StaffingOppliger Land & CattleOptical DispensaryOptimal Physical Therapy SolutionsO’reilly Auto PartsOrthopedic Associates of Central TexasOxbowPacheco Koch ConsultingPactiv LLC Abilene TXPAE, Inc.Pampa Regional Medical CenterPanera BreadPanhandle Harvesting Services, LLC.Pappadeaux’sParis Family DentistParis OpticalParis Regional Medical Center Paris SmilesParmer County Community HospitalPaul R Farmer DDSPena EngineringPeople’s PharmacyPep Boys Auto Parts & ServicePermian Basin Rehab Center
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Pilgrim’s PridePilot Flying JPioneer Natural ResourcesPlains Memorial HospitalPort Enterprises, Ltd.PPC SuppliesPratt & Whitney DAROPrecision CeramicsPrecision Dental LabPremier Retina SpecialistPrimoris Services CorporationPro-Care Medical CenterProgress Rail ServicesQS Dental LaboratoryQuest Diagnostics, Inc.Ram Aircraft, LPReadymen StaffingRecana Solutions IncRegency IHS Therapy Consulting, LLCRehab SynergiesReichhold ChemicalsRichardson DentistryRio Delta SurveyingRio Surveying Co.RMS AerospaceRoot & Brown LLCRosales Dental LabRound Rock Prosthetics (Austin Location)Row Surveying Services, LLC.Royse City DentalRuben’s Body ShopSafran Electronics & Def. Avionics USA, LLC.Saulsbury IndustriesSalganik Vision Group & OptiqueSaltgrass Port ArthurSAM LLCSam Rayburn Memorial Veterans Center Sam’s Club OpticalSam’s PharmacySanderra RX Specialty PharmacySaputoSav-On DenisonSav-On ShermanScallon Controls, Inc.Seaboard Food Services, Inc.Securus TechnologySendero DrillingService King Collision RepairSeton Healthcare FamilySi ClinicaSignature ScienceSikorsky_(Lockheed Martin)Silsbee Oaks Health Care, LLP.Simply Vast
Singler Dental Ceramics Inc.Sivalls, Inc.SkanskaSodexoSouth Texas Health SystemsSouth Texas Personal CareSouthern Champion TraySouthwest Area Regional TransitSouthwestern Motor TransportationSpace Exploration TechnologiesSpherion StaffingSpicy Mike’s BBQSport TherapySprintSt. David’s HealthcareStamford Memorial HospitalStar PowerStarr County Memorial HospitalSTHS Edinburg & Children’sSu ClinicaSummit Dental Lab Ltd.Sunset Eye CareSuperior Marine TechnicalSupplemental Health CareSurvey WorksSWARTSweet Shop USASwisher Memorial Healthcare SystemTagleRock Technologies, LLC.Talon Industries, Inc.Tarrytown PharmacyTejas FeedersTemps PlusTequila’s Mexican RestaurantTerraconTexas A&M Forest ServiceTexas Bone & Joint Texas Denture ClinicTexas Department of TransportationTexas Health Arlington Memorial Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital AllianceTexas Health Huguley HospitalTexas Land SurveyingTexas OncologyTexas Parks & Wildlife (Palo Duro Canyon)Texas Society of Professional SurveyorsTexas State OpticalThe Austin Diagnostic Clinic The Brandt Companies, LLCThe Eye GuysThe Eye InstituteThe Hospital at Westlake Medical CenterTherapy 2000Tim’s Welding
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Titus Regional Medical CenterTMC - BonhamTMC - DenisonTotal Physical TherapyTrew JamesTrinity Industries, LLC.Triple S Industrial Corp.United States Gypsum, Co.University Medical SupplyUniversity of Texas Health Science CenterUp WindUrgent Orthopedic SpecialistsUS Park Service (Lake Meredith)Utex Industries, Inc.Val Verde CountyValeroValley Baptist MedicalValley Regional Medical CenterValley Striping CorporationValley Vending Service VVS Inc. - CactusValverde Vegetable Co Inc.Van Tran Industries, Inc.VestesVibra Rehabilitation Hospital of Lake TravisVibrant SmilesVic Auto RebuildersVillarreal’s Express LubeVision Health SpecialtiesVision ValuesVisionworksVulcan Materials CompanyWaco Dental & Denture CareWadleyWalgreen’s (Broadway)Walgreen’s (Midway)Walmart VisionWaterloo Surveyors, Inc.We Are BloodWeber ConstructionWellington Care CenterWest Dental LabWest FraserWestern Sales & Testing of AmarilloWETSWGSI Oil Field Service, LLCWhite Wright PharmacyWNJWorkbox StaffingWOW Food ConceptsWSP US
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n: D
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49
-30
23
Nat
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fo
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49
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23
Nat
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49
-30
23
Nat
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fo
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Ser
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Y
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Tec
hn
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n: S
usp
ensi
on
an
d S
teer
ing
49
-30
23
Nat
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al In
stit
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fo
r A
uto
mo
tive
Ser
vice
Exc
elle
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Y
Au
tom
ob
ile S
ervi
ce C
on
sult
ant
49
-30
23
Nat
ion
al In
stit
ute
fo
r A
uto
mo
tive
Ser
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Exc
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Y
Au
tom
ob
ile T
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nic
ian
: Au
tom
atic
Tra
nsm
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on
/Tra
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xle
49
-30
23
Nat
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al In
stit
ute
fo
r A
uto
mo
tive
Ser
vice
Exc
elle
nce
Y
Au
tom
ob
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ech
nic
ian
: Bra
kes
49
-30
23
Nat
ion
al In
stit
ute
fo
r A
uto
mo
tive
Ser
vice
Exc
elle
nce
Y
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tom
ob
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nic
ian
: Ele
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9-3
02
3N
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49
-30
23
Nat
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fo
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Ser
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Exc
elle
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Y
Au
tom
ob
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nic
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Dri
ve T
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an
d A
xles
49
-30
23
Nat
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fo
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Ser
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Y
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El
ectr
on
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Tech
nic
ian
49
-20
91
Inte
rnat
ion
al S
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of
Cer
tifi
ed E
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ron
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Tech
nic
ian
sY
AN
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Bu
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an
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nic
ian
Cer
tifi
ed C
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aph
ic T
ech
nic
ian
(C
CT)
29
-20
31
Car
dio
vasc
ula
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red
enti
alin
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tern
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nal
YA
NSI
Cer
tifi
ed E
CG
Tec
hn
icia
n (
NC
ET)
29
-20
31
Nat
ion
al C
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r fo
r C
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pet
ency
Tes
tin
gY
NC
CA
Cer
tifi
ed E
KG
Tec
hn
icia
n (
CET
)2
9-2
03
1N
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nal
Hea
lth
care
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sso
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Co
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tor,
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Pla
stic
M
ach
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ssem
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51
-40
11
Nat
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al In
stit
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fo
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etal
wo
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YN
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s Te
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mat
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51
-40
11
Nat
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stit
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fo
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etal
wo
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YN
AM
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Inst
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sY
NA
M
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51
-40
11
Nat
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stit
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fo
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etal
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alw
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NA
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Slid
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II, I
II
51
-40
12
Nat
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al In
stit
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fo
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etal
wo
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YN
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cert
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01
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mm
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icat
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stem
s, In
c.Y
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by
cert
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9-2
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om
pu
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g Te
chn
olo
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du
stry
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Co
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nta
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C
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fied
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tal A
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1-9
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min
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NTX
De
nta
l Hyg
ien
ist
Lice
nse
d D
enta
l Hyg
ien
ist
29
-20
21
Texa
s St
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Bo
ard
of
Den
tal E
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TX
De
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fied
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nic
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51
-90
81
Nat
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al B
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d f
or
Cer
tifi
cati
on
in D
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Tec
hn
olo
gyY
Co
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cally
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ach
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rogr
amm
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stry
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Ce
rtif
yin
g En
tity
N
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nal
Acc
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nse
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stic
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dic
al S
on
ogr
aph
er
Reg
iste
red
Tec
hn
olo
gist
- C
om
pu
ted
To
mo
grap
hy
29
-20
32
Am
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an R
egis
try
of
Rad
iolo
gic
Tech
no
logi
sts
YN
CC
A
Reg
iste
red
Tec
hn
olo
gist
- R
adio
grap
hy
29
-20
32
Am
eric
an R
egis
try
of
Rad
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gic
Tech
no
logi
sts
YN
CC
A
Reg
iste
red
Tec
hn
olo
gist
- V
ascu
lar
Son
ogr
aph
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9-2
03
2A
mer
ican
Reg
istr
y o
f R
adio
logi
c Te
chn
olo
gist
sY
NC
CA
Reg
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red
Tec
hn
olo
gist
- V
ascu
lar-
Inte
rven
tio
nal
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9-2
03
2A
mer
ican
Reg
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f R
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logi
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chn
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gist
sY
NC
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Reg
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9-2
03
2A
mer
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Reg
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f D
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ost
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edic
al S
on
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aph
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YA
NSI
Reg
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Tec
hn
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gist
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amm
ogr
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9-2
03
2A
mer
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Reg
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f R
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logi
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NC
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Reg
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hn
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9-2
03
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mer
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Reg
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f R
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logi
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Dia
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stic
Med
ical
So
no
grap
her
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bst
etri
cs a
nd
Gyn
eco
logy
29
-20
32
Am
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an R
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try
of
Dia
gno
stic
Med
ical
So
no
grap
her
sY
AN
SI
Reg
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Tec
hn
olo
gist
- N
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Med
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chn
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9-2
03
2A
mer
ican
Reg
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y o
f R
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logi
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chn
olo
gist
sY
NC
CA
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c Te
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nLi
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teti
c Te
chn
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n2
9-2
05
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En
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rin
g Te
chn
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nEl
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ical
, Lev
el I
17
-30
23
Nat
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al C
ente
r fo
r C
on
stru
ctio
n E
du
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on
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7-3
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Cen
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for
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uca
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n a
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9-2
09
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ms
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fess
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al A
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nal
Inst
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te f
or
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tifi
cati
on
in E
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nee
rin
g Te
chn
olo
gies
Y
Cer
tifi
ed E
lect
ron
ics
Syst
ems
Ass
oci
ate
49
-20
97
Inte
rnat
ion
al S
oci
ety
of
Cer
tifi
ed E
lect
ron
ics
Tech
nic
ian
sY
AN
SI
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s Sy
stem
s In
stal
ler
Tech
nic
ian
49
-20
97
Nat
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al A
sso
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of
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nd
Tel
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mm
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Gra
ph
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iple
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y ce
rtif
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tity
27
-10
24
Ad
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s In
corp
ora
ted
Y
Mu
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le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
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7-1
02
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fied
Inte
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Pro
fess
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arin
g A
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pe
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ist
Lice
nse
d H
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ng
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rum
ent
Fitt
er a
nd
Dis
pen
ser
29
-20
92
Texa
s D
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tmen
t o
f Li
cen
sin
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lati
on
NTX
Lice
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d P
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an
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ice
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d V
oca
tio
nal
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rse
Lice
nse
d V
oca
tio
nal
Nu
rse
29
-20
61
Texa
s B
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d o
f N
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NTX
Mag
ne
tic
Re
son
ance
Imag
ing
Tech
no
logi
st
Reg
iste
red
Tec
hn
olo
gist
- C
ard
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Inte
rven
tio
nal
Rad
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9-2
03
5A
mer
ican
Reg
istr
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f R
adio
logi
c Te
chn
olo
gist
sY
NC
CA
Mag
net
ic R
eso
nan
ce Im
agin
g Te
chn
olo
gist
29
-20
35
Am
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an R
egis
try
of
Mag
net
ic R
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nan
ce Im
agin
g Te
chn
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gist
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NC
CA
Reg
iste
red
Tec
hn
olo
gist
- M
agn
etic
Res
on
ance
Imag
ing
29
-20
35
Am
eric
an R
egis
try
of
Rad
iolo
gic
Tech
no
logi
sts
YN
CC
A
Man
ufa
ctu
rin
g P
rod
uct
ion
Te
chn
icia
n1
7-3
02
9M
anu
ffac
turi
ng
skill
Sta
nd
ard
s C
ou
nci
lY
17
-30
29
Man
uff
actu
rin
g sk
ill S
tan
dar
ds
Co
un
cil
Y
17
-30
29
Man
uff
actu
rin
g sk
ill S
tan
dar
ds
Co
un
cil
Y
Me
chan
ical
En
gin
ee
rin
g Te
chn
icia
n1
7-3
02
7A
mer
ican
So
ciet
y fo
r Q
ual
ity
YN
AM
Me
dic
al a
nd
Clin
ical
Lab
ora
tory
Te
chn
icia
n
29
-20
12
Am
eric
an S
oci
ety
for
Clin
ical
Pat
ho
logy
YA
NSI
29
-20
12
Am
eric
an S
oci
ety
for
Clin
ical
Pat
ho
logy
YA
NSI
29
-20
12
Am
eric
an M
edic
al T
ech
no
logi
sts
YN
CC
A
29
-90
12
Bo
ard
of
Cer
tifi
ed S
afet
y P
rofe
ssio
nal
sY
29
-20
12
Am
eric
an M
edic
al T
ech
no
logi
sts
YN
CC
A
29
-20
12
Nat
ion
al H
ealt
hca
reer
Ass
oci
atio
nY
NC
CA
Me
dic
al A
ssis
tan
t 3
1-9
09
2N
atio
nal
Hea
lth
care
er A
sso
ciat
ion
YN
CC
A
Ne
two
rk D
ata/
An
alys
t 1
5-1
14
1EC
-Co
un
cil
Y
15
-11
41
Cis
co S
yste
ms,
Inc.
YA
NSI
15
-11
41
Cit
rix
Syst
ems
Inco
rpo
rate
dY
15
-11
41
Ora
cle
Co
rpo
rati
on
Y
Ne
two
rk S
ecu
rity
1
5-1
15
2ET
A In
tern
atio
nal
YIC
AC
15
-11
52
Glo
bal
Info
rmat
ion
Ass
ura
nce
Cer
tifi
cati
on
YA
NSI
15
-11
52
Cis
co S
yste
ms,
Inc.
YA
NSI
15
-11
52
Co
mp
uti
ng
Tech
no
logy
Ind
ust
ry A
sso
ciat
ion
(C
om
pTI
A)
YA
NSI
Ne
two
rk S
up
po
rt -
Co
mp
ute
r N
etw
ork
Su
pp
ort
Sp
eci
alis
t1
5-1
15
2A
lcat
elY
15
-11
52
Ap
ple
Co
mp
ute
r, In
c.Y
15
-11
52
Cer
tifi
ed W
irel
ess
Net
wo
rk P
rofe
ssio
nal
Y
15
-11
52
Cis
co S
yste
ms,
Inc.
YA
NSI
15
-11
52
Cit
rix
Syst
ems
Inco
rpo
rate
dY
15
-11
52
Co
mp
uti
ng
Tech
no
logy
Ind
ust
ry A
sso
ciat
ion
(C
om
pTI
A)
YA
NSI
15
-11
52
Hew
lett
Pac
kard
Cer
tifi
cati
on
an
d L
earn
ing
Y
Cer
tifi
ed L
ogi
stic
s A
sso
ciat
e (C
LA)
Cer
tifi
ed L
ogi
stic
s Te
chn
icia
n (
CLT
) C
erti
fied
Pro
du
ctio
n T
echn
icia
n
Cer
tifi
ed Q
ual
ity
Tech
nic
ian
Inte
rnat
ion
al M
edic
al T
ech
no
logi
st
Med
ical
Lab
ora
tory
Tec
hn
icia
n
Med
ical
Lab
Ass
ista
nt
Cer
tifi
ed S
afet
y P
rofe
ssio
nal
M
edic
al L
abo
rato
ry T
ech
nic
ian
P
hle
bo
tom
y Te
chn
icia
n
Clin
ical
Med
ical
Ass
ista
nt
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
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enti
ty
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ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
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enti
ty
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by
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ifyi
ng
enti
ty
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ltip
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by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty
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ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty
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ltip
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by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty
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ltip
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by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty
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ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty
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ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty1
5-1
15
2IB
M C
orp
ora
tio
nY
23
Nam
eIn
du
stry
-Bas
ed
Ce
rtif
icat
ion
SOC
Ce
rtif
yin
g En
tity
N
atio
nal
Acc
red
ite
d
End
ors
ed
Lice
nse
d
Ne
two
rk S
up
po
rt -
Co
mp
ute
r N
etw
ork
Su
pp
ort
Sp
eci
alis
tM
ult
iple
- b
y ce
rtif
yin
g en
tity
15
-11
52
Jun
iper
Net
wo
rks
Y
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty1
5-1
15
2Li
nu
x P
rofe
ssio
nal
Inst
itu
teY
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty1
5-1
15
2M
icro
soft
Co
rpo
rati
on
YA
NSI
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty1
5-1
15
2O
racl
eY
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty1
5-1
15
2N
etw
ork
Ap
plia
nce
, In
c.Y
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty1
5-1
15
2N
etw
ork
Pro
fess
ion
al A
sso
ciat
ion
Y
Ne
two
rk W
eb
mas
ter/
Ad
min
istr
ato
r M
ult
iple
- b
y ce
rtif
yin
g en
tity
15
-11
42
Wo
rld
Org
aniz
atio
n o
f W
ebm
aste
rsY
Skill
sUSA
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty1
5-1
14
2M
icro
soft
Co
rpo
rati
on
YA
NSI
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty1
5-1
14
2O
racl
e C
orp
ora
tio
nY
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty1
5-1
14
2SA
P A
mer
ica,
Inc.
Y
Nu
cle
ar M
ed
icin
e T
ech
no
logi
stLi
cen
sed
Med
ical
Tec
hn
olo
gist
29
-20
33
Texa
s M
edic
al B
oar
dN
TX
Occ
up
atio
nal
Th
era
py
Ass
ista
nt
Occ
up
atio
nal
Th
erap
y A
ssis
tan
t: F
eed
ing,
Eat
ing,
an
d S
wal
low
ing
31
-20
11
Am
eric
an O
ccu
pat
ion
al T
her
apy
Ass
oci
atio
n, I
nc.
YA
CO
TE
Occ
up
atio
nal
Th
erap
y A
ssis
tan
t: E
nvi
ron
men
tal M
od
ific
atio
n3
1-2
01
1A
mer
ican
Occ
up
atio
nal
Th
erap
y A
sso
ciat
ion
, In
c.Y
AC
OTE
Occ
up
atio
nal
Th
erap
ist
Reg
iste
red
31
-20
11
Nat
ion
al B
oar
d f
or
Cer
tifi
cati
on
in O
ccu
pat
ion
al T
her
apy,
Inc.
YA
NSI
/NC
CA
Cer
tifi
ed O
ccu
pat
ion
al T
her
apy
Ass
ista
nt
31
-20
11
Nat
ion
al B
oar
d f
or
Cer
tifi
cati
on
in O
ccu
pat
ion
al T
her
apy,
Inc.
YA
NSI
/NC
CA
Occ
up
atio
nal
Th
erap
y A
ssis
tan
t: D
rivi
ng
and
Co
mm
un
ity
Mo
bili
ty3
1-2
01
1A
mer
ican
Occ
up
atio
nal
Th
erap
y A
sso
ciat
ion
, In
c.Y
AC
OTE
Op
era
tin
g En
gin
ee
r, C
on
stru
ctio
n, a
nd
Eq
uip
me
nt
Op
era
tor
Car
pen
ter
47
-20
73
Nat
ion
al C
ente
r fo
r C
on
stru
ctio
n E
du
cati
on
an
d R
esea
rch
YA
NSI
NA
M
Co
nst
ruct
ion
4
7-2
07
3N
atio
nal
Cen
ter
for
Co
nst
ruct
ion
Ed
uca
tio
n a
nd
Res
earc
hY
AN
SIN
AM
HV
AC
Tec
hn
icia
n4
7-2
07
3N
atio
nal
Cen
ter
for
Co
nst
ruct
ion
Ed
uca
tio
n a
nd
Res
earc
hY
AN
SIN
AM
Ind
ust
rial
Mill
wri
ght
47
-20
73
Nat
ion
al C
ente
r fo
r C
on
stru
ctio
n E
du
cati
on
an
d R
esea
rch
YA
NSI
NA
M
Ind
ust
rial
Pip
efit
ter
47
-20
73
Nat
ion
al C
ente
r fo
r C
on
stru
ctio
n E
du
cati
on
an
d R
esea
rch
YA
NSI
NA
M
Inst
rum
enta
tio
n T
ech
nic
ian
47
-20
73
Nat
ion
al C
ente
r fo
r C
on
stru
ctio
n E
du
cati
on
an
d R
esea
rch
YA
NSI
NA
M
Mas
on
ry
47
-20
73
Nat
ion
al C
ente
r fo
r C
on
stru
ctio
n E
du
cati
on
an
d R
esea
rch
YA
NSI
NA
M
Plu
mb
er4
7-2
07
3N
atio
nal
Cen
ter
for
Co
nst
ruct
ion
Ed
uca
tio
n a
nd
Res
earc
hY
AN
SIN
AM
Hea
vy E
qu
ipm
ent
Op
erat
or:
Ro
ller
47
-20
73
Nat
ion
al C
ente
r fo
r C
on
stru
ctio
n E
du
cati
on
an
d R
esea
rch
YA
NSI
NA
M
Ind
ust
rial
Mai
nte
nan
ce S
up
po
rt M
ech
anic
47
-20
73
Nat
ion
al C
ente
r fo
r C
on
stru
ctio
n E
du
cati
on
an
d R
esea
rch
YA
NSI
NA
M
Hea
vy E
qu
ipm
ent
Op
erat
or:
Bac
kho
e4
7-2
07
3N
atio
nal
Cen
ter
for
Co
nst
ruct
ion
Ed
uca
tio
n a
nd
Res
earc
hY
AN
SIN
AM
Ind
ust
rial
Mai
nte
nan
ce M
ech
anic
47
-20
73
Nat
ion
al C
ente
r fo
r C
on
stru
ctio
n E
du
cati
on
an
d R
esea
rch
YA
NSI
NA
M
Hea
vy E
qu
ipm
ent
Op
erat
or
Leve
l On
e4
7-2
07
3N
atio
nal
Cen
ter
for
Co
nst
ruct
ion
Ed
uca
tio
n a
nd
Res
earc
hY
AN
SIN
AM
Hea
vy E
qu
ipm
ent
Op
erat
or:
Do
zer
47
-20
73
Nat
ion
al C
ente
r fo
r C
on
stru
ctio
n E
du
cati
on
an
d R
esea
rch
YA
NSI
NA
M
Hea
vy E
qu
ipm
ent
Op
erat
or:
Du
mp
Tru
ck4
7-2
07
3N
atio
nal
Cen
ter
for
Co
nst
ruct
ion
Ed
uca
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n a
nd
Res
earc
hY
AN
SIN
AM
Hea
vy E
qu
ipm
ent
Op
erat
or:
Lo
ader
47
-20
73
Nat
ion
al C
ente
r fo
r C
on
stru
ctio
n E
du
cati
on
an
d R
esea
rch
YA
NSI
NA
M
Hea
vy E
qu
ipm
ent
Op
erat
or:
Exc
avat
or
47
-20
73
Nat
ion
al C
ente
r fo
r C
on
stru
ctio
n E
du
cati
on
an
d R
esea
rch
YA
NSI
NA
M
Hea
vy E
qu
ipm
ent
Op
erat
or:
Fo
rklif
t4
7-2
07
3N
atio
nal
Cen
ter
for
Co
nst
ruct
ion
Ed
uca
tio
n a
nd
Res
earc
hY
AN
SIN
AM
Op
hth
alm
ic M
ed
ical
Te
chn
icia
n
Cer
tifi
ed O
ph
thal
mic
Tec
hn
icia
n2
9-2
05
7Jo
int
Co
mm
issi
on
on
Alli
ed H
ealt
h P
erso
nn
el in
Op
hth
alm
olo
gyY
NC
CA
Ph
arm
acy
Tech
nic
ian
C
erti
fied
Ph
arm
acy
Tech
nic
ian
(C
Ph
T)2
9-2
05
2N
atio
nal
Hea
lth
care
er A
sso
ciat
ion
YN
CC
A
Cer
tifi
ed P
har
mac
y Te
chn
icia
n (
CP
hT)
29
-20
52
Ph
arm
acy
Tech
nic
ian
Cer
tifi
cati
on
Bo
ard
YN
CC
A
Ph
ysic
al T
he
rap
ist
Ass
ista
nt
W
ou
nd
Car
e C
erti
fied
31
-20
21
Nat
ion
al A
llian
ce o
f W
ou
nd
Car
eY
AN
SI
Fun
ctio
nal
Tra
inin
g Sp
ecia
lty
Cer
tifi
cati
on
31
-20
21
Am
eric
an C
ou
nci
l on
Exe
rcis
eY
NC
CA
Ort
ho
ped
ic E
xerc
ise
Spec
ialt
y C
erti
fica
tio
n3
1-2
02
1A
mer
ican
Co
un
cil o
n E
xerc
ise
YN
CC
A
Ort
ho
pae
dic
Tec
hn
olo
gist
Cer
tifi
ed3
1-2
02
1N
atio
nal
Bo
ard
fo
r C
erti
fica
tio
n o
f O
rth
op
aed
ic T
ech
no
logi
sts
YN
CC
A
Cer
tifi
cati
on
in O
rth
op
edic
Man
ual
Th
erap
y3
1-2
02
1In
tern
atio
nal
Aca
dem
y o
f O
rth
op
edic
Med
icin
e -
US
Y
Occ
up
atio
nal
Th
erap
ist
Reg
iste
red
31
-20
21
Nat
ion
al B
oar
d f
or
Cer
tifi
cati
on
in O
ccu
pat
ion
al T
her
apy,
Inc.
YA
NSI
/NC
CA
Rad
iolo
gic
Tech
no
logi
stLi
cen
sed
Med
ical
Rad
iolo
gic
Tech
no
logi
st2
9-2
03
4Te
xas
Dep
artm
ent
of
Stat
e H
ealt
h S
ervi
ces
NTX
Re
gist
ere
d N
urs
eLi
cen
sed
Reg
iste
red
Nu
rse
29
-11
41
Texa
s B
oar
d o
f N
urs
ing
NTX
Re
spir
ato
ry T
he
rap
ist
Lice
nse
d R
esp
irat
ory
Car
e P
ract
itio
ner
29
-11
26
Texa
s M
edic
al B
oar
dN
TX
Secu
rity
Man
age
me
nt
Spe
cial
ist
- In
form
atio
n S
ecu
rity
An
alys
tM
ult
iple
- b
y ce
rtif
yin
g en
tity
15
-11
22
Glo
bal
Info
rmat
ion
Ass
ura
nce
Cer
tifi
cati
on
YA
NSI
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty1
5-1
12
2H
ewle
tt P
acka
rd C
erti
fica
tio
n a
nd
Lea
rnin
gY
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty1
5-1
12
2IB
M C
orp
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tio
nY
Mu
ltip
le -
by
cert
ifyi
ng
enti
ty1
5-1
12
2In
tern
atio
nal
Info
rmat
ion
Sys
tem
s Se
curi
ty C
erti
fica
tio
n C
on
sort
ium
, In
c.Y
AN
SI
Secu
rity
Man
age
r -
Info
rmat
ion
Se
curi
ty A
nal
yst
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ltip
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by
cert
ifyi
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ty1
5-1
12
2H
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12
2IB
M C
orp
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nY
Secu
rity
Use
r Su
pp
ort
, Cyb
ers
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rity
- In
form
atio
n S
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rity
An
alys
tM
ult
iple
- b
y ce
rtif
yin
g en
tity
15
-11
22
Glo
bal
Info
rmat
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Ass
ura
nce
Cer
tifi
cati
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55
Nat
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17
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31
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41
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53
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41
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51
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51
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Texas Workforce Investment Council
System Partners
Economic Development and Tourism Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
Texas Department of Criminal Justice Texas Juvenile Justice Department Texas Education Agency Texas Veterans Commission
Texas Health and Human Services Commission Texas Workforce Commission
Members Representing Mark Dunn (Chair), Lufkin Business and Industry Sharla Hotchkiss (Vice Chair), Midland Community-Based Organizations Gina Aguirre Adams, Jones Creek Business and Industry Mark Barberena, Fort Worth Labor Lindsey Geeslin, Waco Labor Carmen Olivas Graham, El Paso Education Thomas Halbouty, Southlake Business and Industry Robert Hawkins, Bellmead Labor Adam Hutchison, Elm Mott Education Paul Jones, Austin Labor Wayne Oswald, Houston Business and Industry Paul Puente, Houston Labor Richard Rhodes, Austin Education Mike Morath, Austin Texas Education Agency Raymund Paredes, Austin Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Courtney Phillips, Austin Texas Health and Human Services Commission Larry Temple, Austin Texas Workforce Commission Bryan Daniel, Austin Office of the Governor, Economic Development
and Tourism
Texas Workforce Investment CouncilOctober 2018
Texas Workforce Investment Council1100 San Jacinto, Suite 1.100
Austin, Texas 78701https://gov.texas.gov/organization/twic
INDUSTRY-BASED CERTIFICATIONS FOR MIDDLE-SKILL STEM OCCUPATIONS IN TEXAS
