Safeguarding Healthcare Heroes: Mastering Blood-Borne Pathogen & Needlestick Injuries Management

In the Acute Care Environment

Empower Your Practice with Comprehensive Exposure Management Strategies

Welcome to the “Blood Borne Pathogen & Needlestick Injuries Management” course – your essential guide to effectively managing exposures to blood-borne pathogens and needlestick injuries within the healthcare setting. This comprehensive course focuses on mitigating the risks associated with bodily fluid exposure to Hepatitis B (HBV), Hepatitis C (HCV), and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) through prevention, post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP), and documentation in compliance with OSHA standards. By participating in this course, urgent care providers can gain valuable strategies for identifying, managing, and preventing exposures to blood-borne pathogens, contributing to a safe and regulatory-compliant work environment within their practice.

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Unique Features You'll Love

Comprehensive Exposure Management:

Gain access to comprehensive strategies for clinically managing exposures, providing prophylaxis and immunizations, and ensuring documentation and reporting in alignment with OSHA's Blood Borne Pathogen standard 1910.1030, providing invaluable knowledge to enhance clinic safety and regulatory compliance within your urgent care practice.

Prophylaxis Administration:

Receive specialized training on administering post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) for Hepatitis B and HIV, ensuring that you are equipped to effectively manage exposures and safeguard the health and well-being of your healthcare personnel.

Tailored Content

Access information that directly addresses the pain points specific to urgent care providers, ensuring relevance and applicability in your daily practice.

Benefits for Urgent Care Providers

Regulatory Compliance:

Ensure compliance with OSHA standards, contributing to a safe and regulatory-compliant work environment within your urgent care practice, potentially avoiding legal or regulatory issues and fostering trust and confidence among your healthcare personnel.

Enhanced Clinic Safety:

Implement effective measures to prevent and manage exposures to blood-borne pathogens, reducing risks for healthcare personnel and promoting a culture of safety and well-being within your urgent care practice.

Client Attraction

Gain the expertise and confidence to attract new clients for specialized exams, expanding your practice and establishing yourself as a leader in occupational medicine.

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Addressing Your Pain Points

Exposure Mitigation:

Address the specific pain points related to the occupational hazards faced by healthcare personnel, offering practical insights and comprehensive strategies to effectively manage exposures to blood-borne pathogens and needlestick injuries within the healthcare setting.

Confidence in Compliance

Navigate through OSHA, NIOSH, ADA, EEOC, and other regulations with ease, ensuring your practice is always in alignment with the latest standards.

Enhanced Patient Care

Equip yourself with the expertise and equipment needed to perform complex exams, from hazmat/hazwoper to police and fire, heavy metal, and pesticide exposures.

Testimonials from Our Participants

Enroll in "Blood Borne Pathogen & Needlestick Injuries Management" today and unlock the expertise you need to take your practice to new heights!

Who Is This Program For?

  • Front-line providers in urgent care and occmed clinics
  • MDs, DOs, NPs, PAs, and DCs caring for injured workers and performing occupational medicine exams
  • New providers – Perfect for onboarding into your existing practice
  • “Old-Timers” – Even seasoned occmed docs rave about stuff they’ve forgotten or confirmed existing practices
  • This is practical training for providers to learn the mindset, regulatory and compliance issues, and patient management techniques for successful occmed practice

Medical Directors

  • Guide your staff and delight your clients
  • Not Yet Providing Occmed Services
  • Training specific to starting occmed services in your center

Who Is This Program Not For?

  • Anyone who thinks you can easily pull in new employer clients without “doing it right”
  • Academics who want a lot of biostatistics & epidemiology – Get that in a university MPH type course

Now Let’s Discuss What’s So Unique About Occupational Medicine for Urgent Care.

So far, since you’ve made it this far, we know you are “qualified” to learn more…

How can this program help you?

If you had to go out and find all the information presented in these lessons, it would take months, and then you’d have to sort through to get just what is relevant to front line urgent care and occmed practice.

I know because medical directors of large programs have told me they’ve already spent months tracking down some of this stuff only to find it so well presented in a half-hour lesson!

Most of the research you’d have to do would be full of too much information. I’ve already cut through all that and succinctly present everything you need to know for all your occmed exams and worker’s compensation injury care.

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How Do You Know For Sure

This is Truly the Best Occmed Course For You to Enroll In?

You’ll be in good company. I’ve taught similar material (although it has improved and evolved over the years) for providers in organizations like:

YES This Course is Fully Accredited!

Upon completion of this course, you can claim 5 CE credits through the accreditation company Your CE Source.

Claiming instructions will be provided upon completion of the course.

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Dr. Laura Radke (MD)

I am a native of Milwaukee and have spent my entire life in the metropolitan area. I attended the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Target MD Medical Honors Program, graduating in 1986. Through this program I started medical school at the Medical College of Wisconsin in 1985 and graduated in 1989. Given my love for the area, I decided to stay and completed my Internal Medicine residency and Infectious Disease fellowship through the Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals. I was initially board certified in Internal Medicine and subsequently Infectious Diseases.

While working in an infectious disease private practice, I was approached by the healthcare system and asked to become medical director for employee health. Over the next few years my work evolved to include travel medicine and ultimately the opening of a clinic for external clients. Since then, my practice has increasingly focused on the care of workers. I became a Medical Review Officer in 2000 and maintained that certification to date. Having worked for ProHealth Care in Waukesha, WI for 12 years as medical director of employee health and occupational health, I came to Froedtert in 2018, rejoining colleagues I worked with 20 years earlier in the role of Medical Director of Occupational Health Services. I am a certified DOT medical examiner and am active in the ACOEM in the Medical Center Occupational Health and Public Safety Medicine special interest sections. I currently have oversight for 7 occupational health clinics serving external clients in Southeast Wisconsin as well as our own employees and those of Wisconsin Diagnostic Labs and the Medical College of Wisconsin, including their learners and housestaff.

Email: laura.radke@froedtert.com