What You’ll Learn
Feature Listing
- Principles of Infection Control
- Sterilization Techniques
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Handling Hazardous Materials
- Infection Control in the Dental Office
- Compliance with Regulations
Program Highlights:
- Practical training in sterilization and infection prevention techniques
- Real-world application through clinical simulations
- Guidance from experienced instructors with dental and healthcare backgrounds
- Small class sizes for personalized learning
- Earn a recognized Infection Control Certification upon successful completion
Price and Enrollment
Cost:
- $1200 – Includes all course materials, certification, and hands-on practical training
Duration:
- 8-clock hours – Divided into classroom learning and practical lab work.
Enrollment:
- Open to all dental assistant students as well as professionals looking to expand their skill set.
Must-Have:
- High school or GED
- Hepatitis B Vaccination
Ready to enhance your career with an Infection Control certification?
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, dental assistants must be proficient in infection control practices as required by OSHA and other regulatory bodies.
Absolutely! The course is open to current dental professionals looking to enhance their infection control skills or renew their certification.
Infection control certifications typically need to be renewed every few years, depending on state regulations and dental office policies.