In Office OSHA Training Hands On CPR Certification Classes Providing on-site OSHA training to benefit your dental office for over 17 years. Saves valuable production time - 2 to 4 hours versus 8 hours out of your office. Convenient, on a day or time that works for your office and customized to your office training needs. Approved CE sponsor. Kathy L. Nahrwold President Large Group Seminars Available
Recent Testimonials
Kathy Nahrwold has been teaching our OSHA/HIPAA/ETHICS and CPR since 2013. We have enjoyed her thoroughness as well as her organized manner of presenting the materials. Kathy’s manual for the office is top notch and very easy to refer to. She has always been very prompt with any questions or concern we have had. We highly recommend Kathy!
Luan Denney Practice Administrator West 10th Dental Group Indianapolis, Indiana
How often do employees need to have OSHA training?
OSHA requires annual training for employees regarding the bloodborne pathogen standard. 29 CFR 1910.1030
What are “engineering controls”?
The term refers to controls that help to isolate or remove the bloodborne pathogens hazard in the workplace. (e.g. sharps disposal containers, self-sheathing needles and needless systems)
Who's responsible for providing protecting clothing to an employee?
The employer is responsible for providing, laundering, cleaning, repairing, replacing and disposing of PPE at no cost to the employees.
What does the law require for dentists/dental hygienists in Indiana to have in order to be compliant with the Ethics Law?
The law (828 IAC 1-5-6) adopted in 2006 requires dentists/dental hygienists to obtain an Ethics course that covers Ethics, Professional Liability and Indiana Law.
Which CPR course is required for dental hygienists in Indiana?
A BLS Healthcare Provider Course is required for licensure in Indiana.
