Courses

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There has been a recent resurgence in bedbug infestations worldwide, particularly in developed countries, including the United States. Although having bed bugs is not generally considered a health threat, living with them can be a traumatic experience and properly eliminating bed bugs is a time-consuming and expensive task. This course focuses on providing the basic information that is needed to control bed bugs, as well as teaching you how to identify and prevent bed bug infestations.

What should you do in the case of a natural disaster? When is it necessary for you to evacuate the facility? The answers to these questions should be in the facility's Emergency Disaster Plan, and this course is a good start to learn what is expected during an emergency situation.

MRSA is an extremely dangerous and potentially fatal infection that is resistant to most antibiotics. This course teaches you important details about the appearance, transmission and avoidance of Methicilin-resistent Staphylococcus-aureus.

Do you know what to do in an emergency if someone is injured? This course can benefit anyone by teaching you some effective first aid treatments that can be the difference between life and death in an emergency situation.

Substance abuse isn't limited to illegal drugs. People may also abuse prescription drugs and alcohol. In this course, care workers will learn about different abuse substances, learn how to identify substance abuse, and learn methods for working with a person who is a substance abuser.

What should you do if someone is having a seizure? If you aren't familiar with seizures or how to help someone who is having a seizure, you may do more harm than good. This course teaches you the basics of seizure disorders and how to respond if a person in your care has a seizure.

This course introduces learners to the fundamentals of Foodborne Illness Prevention, focusing on identifying, preventing, and responding to common food safety risks. Participants will explore the causes and transmission of foodborne diseases, learn about at-risk populations, and develop safe food handling, storage, and preparation habits. The course emphasizes the four essential rules of food safety and practical steps to protect both themselves and those they serve from illness.

This course introduces learners to the key principles of Defensive Driving, focusing on accident prevention, hazard awareness, and safe driving practices. Participants will explore how to recognize and respond to common road risks, maintain control under unpredictable conditions, and follow proper procedures if an accident occurs. The course also addresses unique challenges associated with passenger vans, helping drivers stay alert, prepared, and responsible behind the wheel.

In this course, you will learn defensive driving techniques and best practices for on-the-road safety. We will discuss the most common types of driving hazards, including those caused by human error, what you can do to avoid an accident, and what you should do if you are involved in an accident.

*Note: This is the 30-minute version of our full-length Defensive Driving course.

The number of fatalities and burn injuries caused by fires has declined gradually over the past several decades, but the majority of those injuries could have been prevented. Fire safety training is very important and should be learned and practiced by everyone.

This course introduces learners to the principles of Universal Precautions and Safety Basics, focusing on infection control, personal protection, and proper response to potential exposure. Participants will gain a clear understanding of how bacteria and viruses spread, the role of protective equipment, and the essential steps for maintaining a safe and hygienic environment. The course emphasizes proactive prevention and immediate action in the event of exposure to infectious materials.

This course introduces learners to the essential knowledge and best practices for understanding and supporting individuals with seizure disorders. Participants will explore what seizures and epilepsy are, the major types and causes of seizures, and the appropriate steps to take during and after an episode. The course emphasizes recognizing warning signs, providing safe and effective responses, and understanding the role of individualized nursing care plans in managing seizure disorders.

Falling can be painful and embarrassing. With some increased awareness, the pain and embarrassment can be avoided. This course provides some helpful tips on recognizing fall risk factors and improving specific work practices that may lead to a slip, trip or fall.