The “Certified in Infection Control (CIC)” course is designed for healthcare professionals who aim to enhance their knowledge and expertise in preventing and controlling the spread of infections within healthcare settings. This course covers key principles of infection prevention, including epidemiology, microbiology, sterilization, disinfection, and regulatory compliance, in alignment with international infection control standards.
Upon successful completion of the course and passing the final assessment, participants will receive a certificate of completion. Additionally, participants will be well-prepared to sit for the official CIC certification exam.
Employers love to see CIC certification on a resume! It’s a recognized credential that opens doors to roles in hospitals, clinics, public health organizations, and beyond.
CIC certification sets you apart as someone committed to the highest standards in infection control. It’s a badge of excellence that boosts your credibility.
The certification keeps you on top of the latest guidelines and best practices in infection control, so you're always ready to tackle new challenges.
As a CIC-certified professional, you’ll have the skills to create a safer healthcare environment, directly impacting patient outcomes and quality of care.
Network with other infection control professionals and gain access to valuable resources, support, and best practices to keep growing in your field.
The certification process requires a comprehensive understanding of various aspects of healthcare quality, including patient safet
CIC certification can significantly enhance your job prospects, as many healthcare organizations prioritize candidates with this credential.
Certified professionals In Infection Control often command higher salaries due to their specialized knowledge and skills.
CIC certification can position you for leadership roles within Infection Prevention and Control departments.
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The Certified in Infection Control (CIC) Preparation Course at IMETS Medical School is designed to help you master the knowledge and skills needed to pass the CIC exam with confidence. This course covers everything from infection prevention, epidemiology, microbiology, sterilization techniques, to healthcare-associated infection control practices — all tailored to get you ready for certification.
This course is ideal for healthcare professionals like infection preventionists, nurses, epidemiologists, healthcare quality managers, and anyone looking to specialize in infection control. If you’re aiming to earn the CIC certification and advance your career, this course is designed to help you get there!
Our CIC Preparation Course is flexible and self-paced, so you can complete it in as little as 5 months. We understand that many of our students are working professionals, so we make it easy to study when it fits into your busy life.
No specific prerequisites are required to enroll. However, this course is especially beneficial if you’re a healthcare professional with some background or interest in infection prevention and control. Whether you’re new to the field or looking to sharpen your skills, IMETS Medical School is here to help you succeed.
Yes, absolutely! The course is offered 100% online, so you can study from anywhere and at any time. Our user-friendly online platform provides all the resources you need, including interactive learning modules, practice tests, and study guides, allowing you to progress at your own pace.
In this course, you’ll cover crucial topics, such as infection prevention strategies, microbiology, epidemiology, disinfection and sterilization techniques, healthcare-associated infection control, and public health policies. You'll also get practice exams and study materials that closely mirror the real CIC exam to boost your confidence and readiness.
IMETS Medical School offers a comprehensive study plan that includes detailed study guides, interactive learning modules, case studies, quizzes, and mock exams. Our curriculum is designed around the actual exam content, so by the time you complete the course, you'll be ready to tackle the CIC exam with confidence.
Yes! At IMETS, you’re never alone in your learning journey. You’ll have access to expert instructors, a supportive online community, and our dedicated student support team. We’re here to answer your questions, guide your studies, and help you stay on track.
While passing the CIC exam earns you the official certification from the Certification Board of Infection Control and Epidemiology (CBIC), you’ll receive a Certificate of Completion from IMETS Medical School once you finish our course. This certificate demonstrates your dedication and preparedness for infection control certification.
Enrolling is simple! Visit the IMETS Medical School website, navigate to the CIC Preparation Course page, and fill out the online registration form. If you need any help or have questions, our friendly admissions team is always here to assist you.
Environmental Safety - evaluation and monitoring of environmental cleaning and disinfection practices and technologies - infection risks and provide recommendations for risk mitigation during construction, renovation, and maintenance
education of patients, families, and others regarding prevention and control measures - strategies that engage the patient, family, and others in activities aimed at preventing infection
Risk factors for infectious diseases - colonization, infection, and pseudo infection - prophylactic, empiric and therapeutic uses of antimicrobials
Planning the Infection Prevention Program - Communication - Quality Performance Improvement and Patient Safety - quality/performance improvement and patient safety activities related to infection prevention
Design of Surveillance Systems - Collection and Compilation of Surveillance Data - Interpretation of Surveillance Data - Outbreak Investigation -
screening and immunization programs - employee/occupational health regarding counseling, follow up, and work restriction recommendations related to communicable diseases and/or exposures
infection prevention policies and procedures - infection prevention and control strategies - strategies related to Transmission based Precautions
appropriate cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization practices based on intended use (e.g., Spaulding classification) - irect observations critical steps of cleaning/low level disinfection, high level disinfection, and/or sterilization -