Proficiency Testing Program Executive Committee
The purpose of the PT Program Executive Committee is to establish and maintain a national PT program to support a national environmental accreditation program that contains the following elements:
- Fields of Proficiency Testing (analytes, concentrations, matrices and acceptance limits) are appropriate for the scope of environmental monitoring performed in the United States
- All organizations providing PT samples to laboratories are recognized as competent to do so.
The PT Executive Committee consists of 5 to 10 individuals with balanced representation of all stakeholder groups in TNI.
Conference Calls: 4th Friday, 11 am ET
Contact the Committee Chair or Program Administrator to request to participate for these calls.
Note: On June 9, 2010, this committee was renamed the Proficiency Testing Executive Committee to reflect a change in the TNI bylaws. Documents such as meeting minutes may show the previous name of this committee, Proficiency Testing Board.
Jerry Parr, Chair The NELAC Institute Norfolk, Virginia [email protected] | Susan Jackson, Vice Chair SC Department of Health and Environmental Control Columbia, South Carolina [email protected] |
Ilona Taunton, Program Administrator The NELAC Institute Mill Spring, North Carolina [email protected] | Jennifer Best EPA OW [email protected] |
Jack Denby Jack Denby Virginia Beach, Virginia [email protected] | Rachel Ellis New Jersey DEP Trenton, New Jersey [email protected] |
Carl Kircher Florida DOH Jacksonville, Florida [email protected] | Tim Miller Phenova Golden, Colorado [email protected] |
Prasanth Ramakrishnan International Accreditation Service (IAS) Brea, California [email protected] | Patrick Selig ANAB Fort Wayne, Indiana [email protected] |
Andy Valkenberg QASE Inc. Billings, Montana [email protected] |
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Current Projects:
Chemistry FoPT changes
Toxicity FoPT changes
Oversight evaluation of PTOB
Current Needs: