For medical offices, clinics and imaging practices
Bloodborne Pathogens Training for Medical Offices, Clinics and Imaging
One hour per person, online, in English, Spanish or Amharic, on their own time. $12 a seat for 10 or more, $10 for 50 or more, $18 each for smaller teams. One page shows who has finished.
Who this is for
- Physicians, nurses, PAs and medical assistants
- Sonographers, radiologic and imaging technologists
- Phlebotomists and lab staff
- Front-desk and housekeeping staff with exposure duties
- Practice managers who keep the OSHA training record
What OSHA requires
29 CFR 1910.1030 requires every employee with occupational exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials to be trained at hire and at least once every 12 months, by a course covering a fixed list of topics and giving the chance to ask questions of a knowledgeable person. For medical offices, clinics and imaging practices, the exposure is real and specific:
- Needlesticks during injections, IV starts and blood draws
- Contact with blood or body fluids during invasive or endocavity ultrasound and imaging-guided procedures
- Handling and disinfecting probes, transducer covers and reusable equipment
- Specimen collection, labeling and transport
- Cleaning blood from exam tables, floors and equipment between patients
What the course covers
Nine narrated lessons, about an hour total. Narration and slides in English, Spanish or Amharic, at the speed you choose, from 0.5× to 2×. What it covers:
- Which employees the standard covers, including staff with occasional exposure duties
- Universal precautions and what counts as other potentially infectious material
- Engineering controls: safety-engineered sharps and sharps containers at point of use
- Gloves, gowns, eye and face protection, and the order to remove them
- Cleaning and disinfecting surfaces and reusable equipment
- Hepatitis B vaccination, declination forms, and post-exposure evaluation
- What to do in the first minutes after an exposure and how to report it
Then a 20-question exam, 80% to pass, unlimited retakes. Full course outline.
Questions from medical offices, clinics and imaging practices
How do seats work?
Buy one seat per person. You get a code for each, or enter staff emails and each person gets their own link. Everyone trains on their own time. Your dashboard shows who has finished, their certificate number, and the date they're due again.
Does this cover high-level disinfection of ultrasound probes?
No. The course covers the OSHA bloodborne pathogens training content. Probe reprocessing protocols come from the manufacturer, your facility policy and accreditation requirements.
Will this satisfy an OSHA inspection?
It documents the annual training element. Inspectors also ask for your written exposure control plan, hepatitis B vaccination records or declinations, and your sharps injury log. Those remain the practice's responsibility.
Can I pay by invoice or purchase order?
Seat purchases get a Stripe invoice automatically. For a purchase order, use the support form and we'll send an invoice you can pay by ACH or card.