May 7, 2025
Certification options abound for infection preventionists
Patient safety and regulatory compliance demand thoroughly vetting those tasked with preventing healthcare-associated infections. But which certification is the right fit? Those who are new to infection control have a wide range of options for verifying their newly acquired expertise. More seasoned infection preventionists (IPs) also have a number of different choices for advancing their careers, including certifications dedicated specifically to environmental services, quality, and other departments.
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