Infection Prevention and Epidemiology
The Certificate in Non-acute Care Cleaning offers front-line cleaning and disinfection workers/technicians a thorough educational opportunity on cleaning in the healthcare environment outside of acute care settings.
Environmental Services (EVS) leaders and staff plays an essential role in providing a clean and safe environment for all through infection prevention and control practices.
The Certificate in Non-acute Care Cleaning offers front-line cleaning and disinfection workers/technicians a thorough educational opportunity on cleaning in the healthcare environment outside of acute care settings. This includes areas such as outpatient, long-term care and behavioral healthā¦
Project Firstline is CDC's collaborative with AHA and other organizations to provide infection control training and education to health care workers.
Live Virtual: 7/20-7/22
Online: 6/19-8/08
The Certificate of Mastery in Infection Prevention (CMIP) is a robust certificate program which requires self-directed online pre-work and a live virtual training session, along with an optional post-session capstone project/assessment.ā¦
Registration closes 11:59pm central, March 11, 2021.
Live Virtual: 4/06-4/08
Online: 3/8-5/19
The Certificate of Mastery in Infection Prevention (CMIP) is a robust certificate program which requires self-directed online pre-work and a live virtual training session, along with anā¦
Registration extended through March 4th at 11:59pm Central.
The Certificate in Non-acute Care Cleaning offers front-line cleaning and disinfection workers/technicians a thorough educational opportunity on cleaning in the healthcare environment outside of acute care settings. Thisā¦
Emerging infectious diseases, contagious viral strains, and antibiotic resistant āsuperbugsā are major threats for health care institutions.
Emerging infectious diseases, contagious viral strains, and antibiotic resistant āsuperbugsā are major threats for health care institutions.
Those who are unable to participate in the practicum in-person training session, can still enhance their knowledge of principles of epidemiology and infection prevention.