04 Nov Water, Radon, and Lead, Guidance for Realtors, Homebuyers, and Sellers Water, Radon, and Lead, Guidance for Realtors, Homebuyers, and Sellers Thursday, November 4, 2021 (9:00 AM to 11:00 AM) 2 Education Credits ZOOM / WEBINAR Details You're Registered! DescriptionLocationInstructors Water 1. Learn basic information about private well water and public health concerns. 2. Understand how to educate buyers and sellers about testing well water prior to closings in property transfers. 3. Identify sources of accurate, unbiased information about private well water testing and treatment. Radon 1. Understand the basics of radon and the health effects of radon exposure. 2. Know how to educate and support your clients through radon testing and mitigation Asbestos and Lead 1. Learn about the basic properties, uses, and health effects of asbestos and lead. 2. Understand the regulatory requirements and best practices related to the management of asbestos and lead-based paint in the built environment. 3. Know about the lead-based paint educational and disclosure requirements sellers and agents must follow during the offering / sale and leasing of real estate. 2 Hours of CE ZOOM / WEBINAR ZOOM / WEBINARLINK EMAILED Map & Directions Anna Gallagher Anna Gallagher is an Environmental Health Engineer in the Vermont Department of Health’s Private Drinking Water Program. She focuses on providing resources to private well and spring users around the state to ensure that their water is safe to drink. She additionally works on programs to reduce environmental health impacts from severe storms and flooding in Vermont. Anna has experience addressing water quality issues in research, consulting, government, and nonprofit roles. She holds a BA in chemistry from Carleton College and an MS in Environmental Engineering from the University of California, Berkeley. Michelle Thompson Michelle Thompson is the Public Health Industrial Hygienist at the Vermont Department of Health. She has been the program manager for the Radon Program and the Envision Program (school environmental health) for almost 6 years. Michelle is a certified radon measurement professional through the National Radon Proficiency Program and is pursuing a radon mitigation professional certification. Michelle has a BS in Environmental Engineering from Clarkson University and an MPH in Occupational and Environmental Health from Tulane University.