Code 3 Safety & Training is the preferred choice for medical providers’ BLS training and OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens training in Portland, Oregon and throughout the Northwest. We are a safety & training company that was founded in 2006 and specializes in the highest quality CPR and AED curriculum using experienced EMS instructors in an on-site training environment. Our friendly training staff includes working and retired paramedics and EMTs’ who have performed CPR in the community hundreds of times. We know what it is like to respond to a cardiac arrest and perform CPR. We relate that experience to you, maximizing the benefit to your staff and patients’.

Our basic life support training (BLS) not only provides your medical office with competency in providing CPR but enhances knowledge and readiness by providing customized content applicable to your office and procedures. We have the knowledge and experience to discuss:

  • appropriate oxygen administration
  • patient transfer and
  • care for all medical emergencies

Code 3 Safety & Training will create a comprehensive “crash cart” that includes supplies to maximize the effectiveness of a CPR response and streamline the transfer of care between your office and 911 responders. We are truly a full-service competent BLS training provider.

Code 3 Safety & Training leverages our “on-the-street” experience with knowledge to provide your single medical office or multi-state corporation with the right-sized BLS training and safety solution based on your needs. We can also provide workplace safety plans or emergency evacuation consulting and procedures, as desired.
Please select from one of the two-course types below (Traditional or Blended) and reserve your next BLS training and OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens certification with Code 3 Safety & Training!

Federal and State Regulatory information:

Basic life support requirements.

BLS educational requirements are governed by your credentialing source and the state licensing board requirements which govern your practice and patient care guidelines.

Note: Front desk personnel should be trained in BLS CPR and the use of an AED due to the possibility that patients in the waiting area may experience cardiac arrest and will likely be met first with the non-medical office staff. The first employee to arrive at the side of the SCA patient should be knowledgeable in patient assessment and initiate compressions immediately, without delay for the SCA patient. Once medical staff arrive, they may be relieved of their duties if enough staff are present to adequately provide compressions, use the AED and ventilate with the BVM/oxygen provided.

Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
(29 CFR 1910.1030)

This is the most frequently requested and referenced OSHA standard affecting medical and dental offices. Some basic requirements of the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens standard include:

  • A written exposure control plan, to be updated annually
  • Use of universal precautions
  • Consideration, implementation, and use of safer, engineered needles and sharps
  • Use of engineering and work practice controls and appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, face and eye protection, gowns)
  • Hepatitis B vaccine provided to exposed employees at no cost
  • Medical follow-up in the event of an “exposure incident”
  • Use of labels or color-coding for items such as sharps disposal boxes and containers for regulated waste, contaminated laundry, and certain specimens.
  • Employee training.
  • Proper containment of all regulated waste

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