On-Site Training of New Infection Preventionists

It can be overwhelming as a new infection preventionist, especially when you enter the field with little to no experience. Method will:

• Provide short-term or long-term on-site training to new infection preventionists to help them succeed in their new position
• Teach your infection preventionist about: roles and responsibilities, epidemiology, microbiology, infectious diseases, surveillance, data collection, statistical analysis, report preparation, outbreak investigations, audits, regulatory survey preparation, staff education techniques, and more 
• Be committed to mentoring and supporting the new infection preventionist
• Always be just a phone call away when not on-site
• Never charge for phone calls or emails from your new infection preventionist, even after the agreement and services end
  
• Continue to network with your infection preventionist beyond the service agreement

Read Method's blog titled "How to become an infection preventionist" for additional support about being an IP.