The Dental Board of California requires all licensed dental professionals (DDS, DMD, RDA, RDH, etc.) to take approved CE courses in Infection Control and California Dental Practice Act every two years for license renewal.  Cal-OSHA requires employers to provide training in Bloodborne Pathogens, Hazard Communication, General Safety, and Emergency Response to occupationally exposed employees upon hire and at least annually thereafter (refer to your Exposure Control Plan to identify occupationally exposed employees).  These three courses are packed with practical information in an enjoyable atmosphere.  Bring the whole office for a productive day of learning and fun. 

CONTINUING EDUCATION
2-6 CE Units (Core)

Morning Session

8:30am-10:30am California Dental Practice Act
▪ Basic Overview/New Regulations ▪ Current Changes for Education ▪ New Licensees ▪ License Renewal: Legal Issues, CE Requirements ▪ Compliance with Legal Requirements/Laws/Ethics

10:30am-12:30pm Infection Control
▪ DBOC Regulation Updates ▪ Identifying Levels of Disinfectants, Sterilization Methods ▪ Air Transmitted Diseases Prevention ▪ PPE/Hand Washing ▪ Standard Precautions ▪ Chemical Disinfectants/Sterilization process

Afternoon Session

1:00pm-3:00pm Cal-OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens & Hazard Communication
▪ Compliance & Safety for Employers, Employees ▪ Prevention Plans: Injury & Illness, Exposure Incident, Emergency Temporary Standard, Aerosol Transmissible Disease ▪ Post-Exposure Incident Procedures

SPEAKER
Julian Goduci