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Proper Glove Use
Medical gloves are an essential part of Personal Protective Equipment used regularly in the medical field. MedTrainer’s Proper Glove Use course will cover the different types of gloves and the appropriate use of the different gloves during various situations. Topics reviewed include, glove use, hand hygiene, inappropriate glove use, gloving and removal, and when it is important to wear gloves.
Proper Glove Use
Medical gloves are an essential part of Personal Protective Equipment used regularly in the medical field. MedTrainer’s Proper Glove Use course will cover the different types of gloves and the appropriate use of the different gloves during various situations. Topics reviewed include, glove use, hand hygiene, inappropriate glove use, gloving and removal, and when it is important to wear gloves.
Fluoroscopy Training and Radiation Safety
We are surrounded by radiation in our daily lives. About half of the radiation comes from natural sources, and the other half comes from human-produced radiation. This course will cover the basics of radiation as well as fluoroscopy equipment use and overview, patient and staff exposure, and the risks and benefits of fluoroscopy.
Fluoroscopy Training and Radiation Safety
We are surrounded by radiation in our daily lives. About half of the radiation comes from natural sources, and the other half comes from human-produced radiation. This course will cover the basics of radiation as well as fluoroscopy equipment use and overview, patient and staff exposure, and the risks and benefits of fluoroscopy.
Healthcare Waste Management Series Identification Management of Hazardous Waste Pharmaceuticals
This course provides healthcare professionals and support staff with comprehensive guidance on the identification, handling, storage, transport, spill management, and disposal of hazardous drugs (HDs) in healthcare settings. The content outlines best practices aligned with USP <800> standards and integrates regulatory requirements from OSHA, FDA, and NIOSH. Learners will explore occupational exposure risks, proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE), environmental controls, hazardous waste management procedures, and documentation requirements across various care environments, including acute care, long-term care, ambulatory settings, and home health. Emphasis is placed on protecting patients, staff, the public, and the environment while maintaining regulatory compliance.
Healthcare Waste Management Series Identification Management of Hazardous Waste Pharmaceuticals
This course provides healthcare professionals and support staff with comprehensive guidance on the identification, handling, storage, transport, spill management, and disposal of hazardous drugs (HDs) in healthcare settings. The content outlines best practices aligned with USP <800> standards and integrates regulatory requirements from OSHA, FDA, and NIOSH. Learners will explore occupational exposure risks, proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE), environmental controls, hazardous waste management procedures, and documentation requirements across various care environments, including acute care, long-term care, ambulatory settings, and home health. Emphasis is placed on protecting patients, staff, the public, and the environment while maintaining regulatory compliance.
Higiene de manos
En este caítulo, revisaremos los tipos de bacterias y enfermedades extendidas por el toque de sus manos, datos estadísticos en lo relativo a la higiene de manos, el uso y tipos de jabones de manos y desinfectantes, y técnicas de lavado de manos apropiadas para una máxima proteccion.
Higiene de manos
En este caítulo, revisaremos los tipos de bacterias y enfermedades extendidas por el toque de sus manos, datos estadísticos en lo relativo a la higiene de manos, el uso y tipos de jabones de manos y desinfectantes, y técnicas de lavado de manos apropiadas para una máxima proteccion.
Employee Health and Wellness
This course explores the strategic importance of employee health and wellness programs in modern organizations. Learners will gain an understanding of how these programs drive productivity, reduce healthcare costs, and improve employee engagement. Drawing on guidance from national health authorities such as the CDC, the course outlines the essential components of effective wellness initiatives—from health screenings and fitness activities to mental health resources and policy integration. Participants will also learn how leadership support, organizational policies, and active employee involvement are critical to successful planning and long-term sustainability of wellness efforts in the workplace.
Employee Health and Wellness
This course explores the strategic importance of employee health and wellness programs in modern organizations. Learners will gain an understanding of how these programs drive productivity, reduce healthcare costs, and improve employee engagement. Drawing on guidance from national health authorities such as the CDC, the course outlines the essential components of effective wellness initiatives—from health screenings and fitness activities to mental health resources and policy integration. Participants will also learn how leadership support, organizational policies, and active employee involvement are critical to successful planning and long-term sustainability of wellness efforts in the workplace.
Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls, and Work Clutter
This course provides comprehensive training on recognizing and preventing workplace accidents involving slips, trips, and falls (STFs). Participants will learn to differentiate between these incidents by understanding the mechanics of traction, striking objects, and losing balance. The curriculum covers the identification of personal, environmental, and task-related risk factors—including OSHA-regulated “openings” and proper footwear requirements. Finally, employees will be empowered to implement control measures, manage workspace clutter, and follow proper reporting procedures to reduce injuries and financial impact.
Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls, and Work Clutter
This course provides comprehensive training on recognizing and preventing workplace accidents involving slips, trips, and falls (STFs). Participants will learn to differentiate between these incidents by understanding the mechanics of traction, striking objects, and losing balance. The curriculum covers the identification of personal, environmental, and task-related risk factors—including OSHA-regulated “openings” and proper footwear requirements. Finally, employees will be empowered to implement control measures, manage workspace clutter, and follow proper reporting procedures to reduce injuries and financial impact.
Improving Customer Service One Transaction at a Time
This course explores how each customer interaction can shape the customer experience and influence an organization’s reputation and success. Participants will examine how customer expectations, prior experiences, personal circumstances, and cultural preferences can affect an interaction. The course also presents practical strategies for providing excellent customer service, including acknowledging customers, recognizing signs of impatience, minimizing personal distractions, listening to concerns, responding professionally when a customer remains dissatisfied, and involving a supervisor when appropriate.
Improving Customer Service One Transaction at a Time
This course explores how each customer interaction can shape the customer experience and influence an organization’s reputation and success. Participants will examine how customer expectations, prior experiences, personal circumstances, and cultural preferences can affect an interaction. The course also presents practical strategies for providing excellent customer service, including acknowledging customers, recognizing signs of impatience, minimizing personal distractions, listening to concerns, responding professionally when a customer remains dissatisfied, and involving a supervisor when appropriate.
What to Do: Suspicious or Unattended Item
If you see something that is suspicious, out of place, or doesnt look right, say something. This course demonstrates how you can determine whether an item is suspicious (potential bomb) or simply unattended and will help you prepare and react appropriately.
What to Do: Suspicious or Unattended Item
If you see something that is suspicious, out of place, or doesnt look right, say something. This course demonstrates how you can determine whether an item is suspicious (potential bomb) or simply unattended and will help you prepare and react appropriately.
What You Can Do When There is a Bomb Threat
This course provides guidance on how to respond appropriately when receiving a bomb threat call in the workplace. It explains how to remain calm, gather important information, document details accurately, and report the threat according to organizational procedures.
Learners will review effective communication techniques, appropriate questions to ask, information to document, and actions to avoid while following the organization’s bomb threat management plan.
What You Can Do When There is a Bomb Threat
This course provides guidance on how to respond appropriately when receiving a bomb threat call in the workplace. It explains how to remain calm, gather important information, document details accurately, and report the threat according to organizational procedures.
Learners will review effective communication techniques, appropriate questions to ask, information to document, and actions to avoid while following the organization’s bomb threat management plan.