Course Overview
This course provides essential knowledge and practical guidance for anyone at risk of exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials (OPIM). You’ll learn how bloodborne pathogens spread, how to minimize risk, proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE), safe handling and disposal procedures, and what to do if exposure occurs — all based on widely accepted safety standards. Ideal for healthcare workers, first responders, childcare providers, maintenance staff, volunteers, and anyone seeking to stay safe and informed.
What You’ll Learn
Understand what bloodborne pathogens are, how they’re transmitted, and common risks.
Learn proper use of gloves, masks, face shields, and protective gear to prevent exposure.
Follow protocols for safe disposal of sharps, contaminated materials, and cleaning procedures.
Know immediate steps to take if exposed — cleaning, reporting, and seeking medical help.
Understand OSHA‑style requirements, workplace standards, and compliance obligations.
Safe cleanup procedures including disinfection, protective packaging, and environmental safety.
How to develop or follow exposure control plans, training protocols, and safety policies.
Complete requirements, receive your certification card, and maintain documentation for employers or compliance.
Online Self‑Study
Complete the entire course online at your own pace from home or work — ideal for individuals who need flexibility.
Ideal for: Workers with varying schedules, volunteers, remote staff, or anyone needing accessible certification.
Group / On‑Site Training
Schedule a group session for your workplace, organization, or team — includes guided instruction, Q&A, and group compliance documentation.
Ideal for: Businesses, volunteer groups, non‑profits, care facilities, and teams requiring certified training together.
Certification & Validity
Upon completion, you will receive a Bloodborne Pathogens Certification card — valid for 1 year (or period specified by employer/regulation). You will also receive training documentation and guidelines for compliance, proper PPE use, and safe handling practices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should take this course?
This course is recommended for anyone who may come into contact with blood or bodily fluids — healthcare personnel, childcare workers, facility staff, janitors, EMTs, volunteers, tattoo/piercing artists, and anyone wanting to stay prepared.
Is prior experience required?
No prior experience is needed. The training starts from basic concepts and builds up to safe handling practices and exposure response procedures.
How long does the course take?
Online Self‑Study typically takes about 1.5–2 hours to complete, depending on reading speed and comprehension. Group sessions may vary depending on size and format.
Will I receive a certificate?
Yes — a certification card and documentation will be issued upon successful completion of the course and any required assessments. This certification helps satisfy workplace exposure-control training requirements.
What should I do if I’m exposed?
If exposure occurs — such as a needlestick injury or contact with blood/OPIM — follow proper decontamination procedures immediately, report the incident to your supervisor, and seek medical evaluation. The course will explain step‑by‑step protocols.
Need More Info or Group Enrollment?
If you're an employer or organization needing custom scheduling, group training, or compliance documentation, we’re happy to assist. Contact us to request a group session or ask questions.