New York State Mandated Infection Control Online Course

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New York State Mandated Infection Control Online Course

New York State Department of Health Approved Provider: TP02052

Infection Control for New York Health Professionals (NYSDOH Approved)

Infection Control for New York Health Professionals (NYSDOH Approved)

Contact Hours: 3 (Mandatory)
Curriculum: Click Here

Certificate: Printable (PDF)
Infection Control Certificate Validity: 4 Years
NYDOH Provider ID: TP02052
Approved For: All Healthcare Professionals

Price: $25.00



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Biologix Solutions LLC is a New York State Department of Health Approved Infection Control Training Provider: For Physicians, Resident Physicians, Registered Nurses (RN), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN), Dentists, Dental Hygienists, Podiatrists, Registered Physician Assistants, Special Assistants, Optometrists, Medical Students, and Physician Assistant Students. Eligible Groups (Employees, Credentialed/Affiliated Professionals, and Community based Providers.)

This online training module has been developed to provide the most current information on infection control and barrier precautions practices and principles in healthcare settings to minimize the transmission of healthcare associated infections. This training enables New York State-licensed health professionals to fulfill their requirement for mandatory infection control training as specified in Chapter 786 of the Laws of 1992 of New York State.

Mandatory Infection Control Training Requirements for New York State Healthcare Providers : Health professionals are required to attest infection control and barrier precautions training completion certificate on license renewal and provide a copy of their certificate to the person(s) who maintain their credentialing documentation. Independent Physicians and Physician Assistants whose professional credentials are not maintained by employer must submit a copy of their certificate by mail to the New York State Department of Health.