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Certifications for LPN's as an OHN
Thank you for the info:yeah: ddz
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Certifications for LPN's as an OHN
Thank you, I am new to the site so my responses may be a little slow until I completely figure out this site. So far though the information shared has been wonderful. So thank you for the welcome. DDZ
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Certifications for LPN's as an OHN
Hello, I have been in the OHN program for 1 year. Through the company I have recieved phlebotomy training, Audiometry certification, PFT certification, and Drug & Alcohol training. Are there any additional courses I can take as an LPN? My Health & Safety Manager just quit and the company wants me to get more certifications like case management, injury prevention, OSHA knowledge, etc. but I cannot seem to find any certifications in these areas for LPN's only for RN's. Help, DDZ
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Lpn/ohn
Hi Linsey, I was just lucky to recieve this OHN position, they were looking for someone with experience in this feild and I was just temping through a nursing agency, but I developed a good rapport with the manager and employees that they decided to keep me on and paid for my certifications that I have recieved through the company so far. My advice to you if your interested in OHN, get as much certifications as you can like first aid training, OSHA likes to see that, go on the internet and do some research about OSHA regulations, if possible go for your certification to do hearing tests which the course is offered through CAOH , phlebotomy training, you would be working with worker's compensation research that topic. The more you can put on your resume in relation to OHN the better. Then go to newspaper, internet like www.careerbuilders.com, or call some of the bigger companies in your area to look for openings. I hope this helps a little. I do love the feild . Good luck. DDZ
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Lpn/ohn
Hello, I am an LPN and OHN in a small plant for 1 year, just recently my Health & Safety Manager quit. The company would like me to get some certifications to take over some of his responsibilities but I am unable to find any type of certifications for an LPN. I was on the web site of AAOHN but you must be an RN. Any suggestions?