When an employer uses our video training for the content of the bloodborne pathogens training, it is the employer who becomes the trainer. In that case, the employer needs to be available to answer the students questions. Often an employer has a designated safety manager who carries out those duties. Even when employees use our online version, the employer is still the trainer who needs to support the employee’s questions. A major benefit of our training is that we do not just sell materials or training content. We fully support our training and are available to answer the employer’s and employee’s questions. Most organizations that provide bloodborne pathogens training do not provide nearly the amount of support that we can provide.

It is standard practice for employers to offer self-paced bloodborne pathogens training using DVD video, internet, or simple written materials. It is the responsibility of the employer to choose a training method that properly prepares their employees for their job duties. We would be happy to provide the training for your company if you desire.

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ProCPR on Facebook – We’ve got a growing community on Facebook that is already a few hundred strong. Join the community and communicate directly with us there!

ProCPR on YouTube – Subscribe to our youtube channel, and you’ll be updated when you log in to youtube, whenever we add some new videos. Recently we’ve added some snow safety videos to the mix, which have proven to be pretty successful with the harsh winter that has hit every state in the U.S.

Company Twitter Accounts:
@ProTrainings – Overall account that includes system wide updates, including new program announcements.

ProTrainings also has two lists: Network List, which includes all of the various twitter accounts listed below, and People List, which includes all of the people in the company that are on twitter.

@ProCPR – Any time we update the blog, this is updated.  We also respond to some inquiries, from time to time.  Feel free to mention us in your tweets!  We’ll try to get back to you in a timely manner.  We hope to hear from you soon!

@ProFirstAid – Any time that we add new videos and make some great new additions to ProFirstAid, we’ll update this account.  Our first aid training is second to none, we stand by it with confidence.  Any update we make improves the program, so keep up with us!

@ProBloodborne – We do the same thing here.  Yup.  Don’t want to repeat myself.  But in this case, it has to do with Bloodborne Pathogens program updates.  So, have you been watching the Winter Olympics?

@ProHomeSafety – This one, when we’re ready, will be updated pretty regularly with new home safety videos.  We just haven’t had the time to commit to making it into the project we all want it to be.  But we do have a nifty logo!

@RNstories – Here’s the newest member of our family.  All of you!  Well, the registered nurse variety.  This is the feed of the stories that are posted at RNstories.com, which we feel has great potential.  So get posting stories, and a great community will build around it!

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On ProCPR, you wouldn’t notice too many changes.  Every user now has a dashboard that allows you to do more with the program.  We’ve also added a practice test for you to go through at will.

ProFirstAid is the one with the most change.  The entire graphical user interface has changed to match the layout we’ve been using on ProCPR for some time now.  It’s a more intuitive design that is easier to use, and we are excited that it has finally launched.

ProBloodborne has some minor tweaks, as the video page is now easier to navigate, and is a wider interface allowing for more room to breathe.

We’ve been working on the new system for about two and a half years, and we’re very excited to have the new system in place.

Now that it’s here, more new features are coming.  Stay tuned.

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• January 10, 2012 -- Behind the Scenes of the ProTrainings Video Intro

It includes 14 free high quality videos, a downloadable PDF booklet that you can print and keep for yourself, as well as a test, after which you can print your certificate.

All of this, and your current ProCPR or ProFirstAid account login will work on the site. So if you’re already signed up to one of those two sites, you can login right away. If not, registering there is easy, and your username will work at any of these sites.

Head on over to ProBloodborne.com, take the test, get certified and tell us what you think.

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