When the closet is an integral part. of the bedroom, a safe approach would call for the. closet wiring to be protected just as other parts of the. bedroom. Commercial applications. Although not required under the NEC, AFCIs are suit-. able for use in commercial applications in circuits for. which they are rated.
Step 2: Get Licensed. Dental hygienists must be licensed in all U.S. states. Eligibility requirements vary, but nearly all states call for applicants to hold postsecondary credentials from accredited dental hygiene programs. Other requirements can include CPR certification, school transcripts, and/or letters of recommendation.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (www.bls.gov), the minimum educational requirement for work as a dental hygienist typically consists of a 2-year certificate program or associate's degree program in dental hygiene from an institution accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation.hile an undergraduate degree is all that's necessary for a clinical career in dental hygiene, some dental hygienists pursue advanced education in the field. Advanced degree programs are generally reserved for students who plan to pursue academic and research careers or practice in school or public health programs.