This journey introduces learners to essential OSHA safety principles used to prevent injuries in healthcare and hands-on training environments. Learners explore how everyday decisions—such as proper movement, ergonomic awareness, safe patient handling, and reporting unsafe conditions—protect both caregivers and patients.
Journey Description
The course emphasizes prevention-first thinking, personal responsibility, and building professional habits that support long-term health and career success in healthcare.
Level of Learner
Entry-level / pre-apprenticeship
High school, college, and adult learners
No prior healthcare or OSHA experience required
Estimated Time to Complete
Total: 3–4 hours
Per lesson: 20–30 minutes
Lesson Outline (6 Lessons)
Reporting Injuries & Unsafe Conditions
OSHA in Healthcare – Protecting Yourself While Caring for Others
Why Back Injuries Are So Common in Healthcare
Ergonomics – Protecting Your Body
Safe Patient Handling (SPH)
Decision-Making for Safe Movement
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