Blood-Borne-Pathogens
Course Overview
This essential safety course trains individuals to prevent exposure to diseases transmitted through blood and body fluids. Participants learn about blood borne pathogens including HIV, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C, modes of transmission, universal precautions, personal protective equipment, safe handling of sharps, proper cleanup procedures, exposure response protocols, and workplace safety regulations. This certification is required for anyone whose work may involve contact with blood or potentially infectious materials and is critical for maintaining safe healthcare environments.
Entry Requirements
- National ID
Career Opportunities
- Required for all healthcare workers
- Laboratory personnel
- Housekeeping and sanitation staff
- Tattoo and body piercing professionals
- Emergency responders
- Law enforcement personnel
- Corrections facility staff
- Childcare providers
- Workplace safety compliance
Frequently Asked Questions
Who needs this certification? expand_more
Anyone whose job involves potential exposure to blood or body fluids, including healthcare workers, first responders, laboratory staff, and cleaning personnel.
How often is recertification needed? expand_more
Annual renewal is typically required to ensure knowledge of current safety protocols and regulations.
What if I'm exposed at work? expand_more
The course covers exactly what to do in exposure situations, including immediate actions, reporting procedures, and follow-up care.
Is this the same as infection control? expand_more
Blood borne pathogens is a specific component of infection control focused on diseases transmitted through blood and certain body fluids.
Fees Structure
- Total Fees KES 5,000