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Iowa Department of Administrative Services (DAS) Jobs
• The need for tests for other positions is determined by the department that is hiring. ...

• A typing test is required for certain positions. ...

• Testing is required for all Correctional Officer applicants. ... [Read More]

Iowa Vocational Rehabilitation Services- Clients - Student Services at Iowa Colleges
Some people planning to attend college can be more successful if they use accommodations. Obtaining services such as extended test-time, readers, notetakers, interpreters, or adapted computer equipment requires advanced planning. Arrangements should be made prior to beginning classes. ... [Read More]

The Honorable Jim Nussle, Iowa 1st District - Nussle: Iowa019s Education Plan to be Approved
“By approving Iowa’s accountability plan, the U.S. Department of Educationis acknowledging what Iowa’s educators have already done to develop a modeltesting system. Continued use of the Iowa Test of Basic Skills will beallowed. ... [Read More]

Iowa Department of Administrative Services (DAS) Jobs
If a typing test is required for the vacancy for which you are applying, you must provide verification of your typing score PRIOR to the closing date of the vacancy. If you fail to do this, your name will not be referred out on the applicant vacancy list. Please check the vacancy posting for the typing speed required for the position. You need only submit a typing score once; this score will be kept on file for two years. If you are a state employee currently working in a state job that required a typing score when you were hired, this will meet the typing requirement. ... [Read More]

Iowa Tests (NRT)
Yes, the Iowa Tests are norm-referenced tests. For these tests, the score interpretations are based on a comparison of the test taker's performance to the performance of other people in a specified reference population (e.g., age groups, grade groups, etc.). Norm-referenced interpretations can involve converting score to scale scores (or standard scores), percentile ranks, stanines, grade equivalents, etc. Norm-referenced interpretations allow educators to get an "external" look at the performance of their students in relation to the rest of the nation. ... [Read More]

Indoor Air - Radon - Iowa Radon Lung Cancer Study (IRLCS)
The Iowa study is exceptionally well designed and well executed. It adds to the body of knowledge which designates residential radon as the second leading cause of lung cancer. It supports EPA's position and the National Academy of Sciences' Institute of Medicine's 1999 report that radon exposure in homes is a public health problem. It confirms EPA's, the Center for Disease Control's, and the Surgeon General's positions that all homes should be tested for radon, and all homes testing over 4 pCi/L should be fixed. In terms of scientific advancements, the study breaks new ground in estimating total individual radon exposure. ... [Read More]

Iowa Department of Administrative Services (DAS)
The transfer process allows you to be considered for employment as a Correctional Officer without having to complete the usual testing process. You will still be required to interview and you will be required to satisfactorily complete the Correctional Officer Academy during your first six months of employment. ... [Read More]

Iowa Department of Administrative Services (DAS) State Jobs
2) Scores must be signed and dated within the last six months by a teacher, test administrator, human resource official, or other authorized person. ...

Following are the guidelines for accepting typing test scores. We accept typing scores from the following sources: ...

Guidelines for Accepting Typing Tests ... [Read More]

IOWA
Farm Deer [Cervidae, including elk (except free rangingunidentified elk), fallow deer, sika deer, and red deer] require a certificateof veterinary inspection and individual identification. All “farm deer” sixmonths of age and older must be tested negative for Brucellosis within 90 daysof importation, or originate from a Brucellosis certified free cervidherd.   All “farm deer” six months of ageand older must be tested negative for Tuberculosis utilizing the singlecervical test within 90 days of importation, or originate from a Tuberculosisaccredited cervid herd, or originate from a Tuberculosis qualified cervid herdwhich has been tested within 90 days of importation.   Test dates must be included on the certificate of veterinaryinspection.   Herd status and testingprotocols are according to the USDA Tuberculosis Eradication in CervidaeUniform Methods and Rules. ... [Read More]

Public Health Response to a Potentially Rabid Bear Cub -- Iowa, 1999
DFA test results in which staining of antigen is weak or that reveals sparse or focal inclusions often are caused by nonspecific antibody binding or less-than-optimum test conditions. Cross-contamination of negative samples at necropsy with material from strong positive samples tested earlier also can cause sporadic staining in a negative sample. DFA tests that are not clearly positive or negative should be repeated by remaking slides from reserved brain tissue and repeating the test, using reagents from two different commercial sources and using additional specificity controls. If test results remain equivocal, alternative confirmatory tests, such as virus isolation (through cell culture or mouse inoculation) or PCR assays, should be performed (5). Additional amplification, such as a nested RT-PCR assay, is unnecessary and inappropriate for routine diagnostic applications. Postexposure prophylaxis can be initiated during the diagnostic testing process and discontinued if negative res ... [Read More]


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