What does NOAM mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Members of NOAM are responsible for the training and certification of mohelim in accordance with our standards and protocols. They also participate in community forums and educational programs, advocating for safety measures surrounding ritual circumcisions, as well as providing direct services to local communities such as providing recommendations for quality mohelims services.

NOAM has established rigorous professional standards, which all members must meet before being accepted into the organization. These standards include a comprehensive professional examination, licensing process, continued education, background screening and monitoring program. This ensures that anyone certified by NOAM adheres to safe practices while performing rituals circumcisions.

Any practicing mohel who meets the necessary membership requirements may apply to join NOAM. Membership is open to both men and women with experience in performing ritual circumcisions according to Jewish law and tradition. In addition, applicants must have completed medical training related to circumcision procedures as well as passed an evaluation conducted by our board-certified members.

After submitting a complete application package, each applicant will be required to pass an evaluation conducted by our board-certified members which includes both written and practical tests prior receiving certification from us. The entire certification process takes approximately three weeks from start to finish.