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Get the skills you need to jumpstart your infection control program.

Take the first step in patient safety. 

Preview the Beyond the Basics course here

In today's world, infection control is more critical than ever, and as a customer, you play a vital role in ensuring a safe and healthy environment.

 

This digital infection control course offers an in-depth and comprehensive training program that goes beyond the basics of infection control.

Designed to equip you with a system to successfully implement a comprehensive infection control program, this course provides you with the knowledge and tools you need to make informed decisions and take proactive measures to prevent the spread of infections.

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Our convenient online format allows you to complete the course at your own pace and on your schedule. By the end of the course, you will have a solid understanding of the principles of infection control and the practical skills needed to keep yourself, your colleagues, and your customers safe. Join us today and take the first step towards becoming an infection control expert.


"Perfect for an overwhelmed newbie ICC . The course is on point, packed with much-needed info, fun to watch. Can definitely help boost the confidence and knowledge level of a beginner ICC."

- Catherine A.

Questions?
Great, we have answers

What is an Infection Control Coordinator (ICC)?

According to the CDC, every dental practice should have an Infection Control Coordinator or an ICC. This role is responsible for implementing an infection control program in the dental practice. 

What are some duties of an ICC?

An ICC, has a duty to manage the entire infection control & prevention program. Some of the duties include:​ implementing & monitoring compliance of standard operating procedures, providing written documentation to personnel of mandates & guidelines set forth by regulatory agencies, act as an infection prevention resource for the team, scheduling infection prevention & safety training and overseeing documentation of safety-related recordkeeping.

What training should an ICC complete?

Training is essential for an ICC to oversee an Infection Control & Prevention Program. At a minimum, the ICC should have basic knowledge of "microbiology, modes of transmission, infection prevention/safety procedures, & related governmental regulations/recommendations".

What is an Infection Control & Prevention Program?

According to OSAP, an Infection Control & Prevention Program is "the system of policies, procedures and practices that minimize the risk of transmission of microorganisms and disease, when properly implemented. The overall goal is patient and personnel safety. Important elements in achieving this include: guidelines, standards and regulations; professional standards and best practices; ethics; and standard operating procedures (SOPs).

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