Blood Borne Pathogens and HIV/AIDS Training for Child Care Professionals
HIV/AIDS and Bloodborne Pathogens Course Online
Mobile Devices: This course MAY be mobile friendly. However,because every device is different, we are unable to guarantee compatibility. Our student support staff is unable to provide technical support when students are attempting to use an iPad, tablet or cell phone to complete an online course. Use of an iPad, tablet, or cell phone is at your own risk. Course Overview: Child care workers are vulnerable to blood borne pathogens, virus, and infections. Your work as a provider may expose you and your students to diseases and infectious substances on a daily basis. It is said that in the first year teachers will become sick more often than in any other time in their careers because of the variety and exposure to new blood borne pathogens, viruses and infections. The same is true for children who are new to group care. This is why it is so important to learn how to protect students and yourself from being exposed and becoming ill. This course will provide the information needed to protect yourself, students and your family. However, it will mean little if these instructions are not followed rigorously on a daily basis. Making the excuse of “just this once,” “I was in a hurry,” “I didn't have the correct supplies,” could cause you to become ill and possibly become infected with something that might take your life; or spread a disease to a vulnerable child or adult. This language may seem harsh, but the goal is to prepare and support your health as you work with children and their families. |
Online Training for Child Care Professionals
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Successful Solutions Training in Child Development is a STARS (DEL MERIT) registered training organization. We offer STARS training in partnership with Claudette Lindquist, HD M.A. STARS approved trainer.
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