Pat writes:

I  faithfully put certificates in there as soon as I get home or off line.  
 It sure makes my life easier when the Boards ask for my  CERPs.

~~~
Nice, Pat. As a fairly disorganized person ( who somehow manages to get  
things done) CERPS are the one area I am organized about. Will share my  
strategy:
~dedicated folders ( one for IBCLC, one for PT)
~each CERP document goes in the folder when I walk in the door ( or print  
it out online)
~ I write down and keep a running total, with title of the course, and the  
amount of CERPS ( and L R or E for IBCLC) on a sheet in the other side of 
the  folder or stuck to the  bottom edge
~ all documents are in reverse order, newest on top, so I can start at the  
bottom, write them all down in order, and check against my written list as 
I go  along on the recert form
 
This enabled me to get my CERP certification papers done and in the mail  
for the earliest, least expensive deadline. I made copies of all documents  
before I mailed them and sent it return receipt...:)
 
Hope that's helpful,
Peace,
Judy
 

Judy LeVan  Fram, PT, IBCLC, LLLL
Brooklyn, NY,  USA
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