ICRA Training
Contractor “ICRA” (Infection Control Risk Assessment) HAI Training & Certification – Valid for Three Years
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Awareness Training
Contractor “Awareness” HAI Training & Certification – Annual Subscription
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Contractor Staff Badges
Personalized badges verifying contractor identity and documentation of course certification.
How Our Training Works
For a flat rate of $85 per employee per year, you’ll receive a one-year or three-year certification for institutions that require their contractors are trained in Healthcare Associated Infection Prevention. All transactions are secured by 2048-bit encryption.
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Pricing & Setup Fee
Number of Contractors Employees | Onetime Setup Fee | Annual Fee | Total Amount |
1 | $120 | $85 | $205 |
2 | $120 | $170 | $290 |
3 | $120 | $255 | $375 |
4 | $120 | $340 | $460 |
5 | $120 | $405 | $525 |
Pricing includes a one-time $120 setup fee for configuring your training platform, importing employee/contractor data and communicating with your team. On your annual renewal date, you will NOT be charged any additional setup fees, just the per-contractor rate.
What You’ll Get
Successful completion of the online training modules comes with an Infection Control certification that will solidify your standing with the hospital, help educate your employees with a host of valuation infection management techniques and add to your own organization’s protection from costly litigation.
The Very-Real Threat of Healthcare Associated Infections:
Make no mistake, controlling the spread of dangerous infections in hospitals is a major challenge. The CDC says about 1 in 25 hospital patients has acquired a healthcare-associated infection. These infections cost hospitals over $30.5 billion annually, an expense shared by healthcare systems, insurance companies and their policy holders alike.
With proper training from Infection Control University, your employees will learn how to minimize these risks and costs. Infection Control is so very important and for a modest investment your organization and employees can drastically improve their knowledge levels.
Meeting CDC protocols enforces safer work practices, keeps health facilities safer and provides proof of certified training.