FAQs
What type of educational background is required for the Infection Preventionist 1 position?
An Associate's degree is required for the Infection Preventionist 1 position.
How much experience is necessary for this role?
The role requires less than 1 year of experience.
What are the key responsibilities of the Infection Preventionist 1?
The key responsibilities include implementing infection prevention strategies, conducting surveillance, reporting communicable diseases, monitoring compliance with standards, providing education, participating in quality improvement activities, and collaborating with teams on evidence-based strategies.
What knowledge and skills are important for success in this position?
Important success factors include knowledge of microbiology and epidemiology, computer skills, partnership and conflict resolution abilities, strong oral and written communication skills, and the ability to assist in implementing evidence-based guidelines.
What benefits does the company offer for this position?
The company offers a competitive benefits package including immediate eligibility for health and welfare benefits, a 401(k) savings plan with a dollar-for-dollar match up to 5%, tuition reimbursement, and PTO accrual beginning on Day 1.
Who does the Infection Preventionist 1 report to?
The Infection Preventionist 1 works under the direct supervision of the Infection Prevention Manager.
Is ongoing education part of the job responsibilities?
Yes, participating in continuing educational activities, professional meetings, and reviewing literature to maintain current knowledge is part of the job responsibilities.
What regulatory bodies does the Infection Preventionist 1 need to monitor compliance with?
The Infection Preventionist 1 needs to monitor compliance with national standards and regulating bodies such as the Joint Commission (JC), Centers for Disease Control (CDC), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).