Healthcare Ergonomics: Online Ergonomics Certification
OSHA compliant training for safely lifting and moving people
Healthcare Ergonomics at a Glance
- Pass > Pay > Print
- 1-year nationally accepted certificate
- 1 hour and 13 minutes of engaging video training
- Immediately printable card
- Videos include subtitles
Healthcare Ergonomics will help prepare workers with the knowledge and skills necessary to prevent and reduce worker injuries. The course includes information on preparation, prevention, and how to safely lift and move people in various positions for one person, two people, and using a mechanical lift.
- Adult Foster Care
- Home Health Care Aids
- CNAs
- Nurse Practitioners
- Nurses
- EMTs
- Paramedics
- Firefighters
- Lifeguards
- Physical Therapists
- X-Ray Technicians
- Other Healthcare Professionals
Total course time includes 1 hour and 13 minutes of video training as well as knowledge reviews, final test, remedial help and reviewing downloaded material.
- Lifting and Moving People Intro
- Ergonomics: What to Look for
- Proper Nutrition
- Fitness and Stretching
- How and Why to Lift Correctly
- Safely Lifting and Moving People
- Single Person Lift
- Two Person Floor
- Two Person Chair Lift
- Two Person Transfer
- Using Lifting Aids
- Using a Mechanical Lift
- Emergency Clothes Drag
- Emergency Blanket Drag
- Emergency Under Arm Wrist Drag
- Implementing Lifting and Moving People Safety
- Benefits of establishing a safe moving people program
What People are Saying
What people are saying about this course
“Pleased as always! I have Taken almost every class offered this time around to be Recertified.
Time saving, Money saving and Informative A+ all around!
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- Donielle from NJ
“This ergonomics course has helped me understand how to lift patients that may not be able to walk properly, stretch properly, and maintain musculoskeletal health.”
- Kerendy from TX
“Pleased as always! I have Taken almost every class offered this time around to be Recertified. Time saving, Money saving and Informative A+ all around! ”
“This ergonomics course has helped me understand how to lift patients that may not be able to walk properly, stretch properly, and maintain musculoskeletal health.”
