BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS training has been revised and incorporated into other training programs to provide Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) required trainings in one targeted training session depending on your workplace setting and responsibilities.

1. If you work in a laboratory, attend the Laboratory Safety training
2. If you work in both a laboratory and clinical area, attend Laboratory Safety training
3. If you work in a clinical area, attend Clinical and General Safety training
4. If you do not work in a laboratory or clinical area, but you may be exposed to a bloodborne pathogen or hazardous chemical, attend Clinical and General Safety training