Anna High School Medical Assistant Students Excel in First Month: Mastering Manual Blood Pressure and Earning OSHA Certification

In the bustling halls of Anna High School, the medical assistant students were eager to kickstart their journey towards becoming healthcare professionals. 

The students had their sights set on their upcoming clinic work-based learning externships, an opportunity they had been eagerly anticipating. They knew that to succeed in these real-world healthcare settings; they needed to hone their skills to perfection—their mission was to master the art of manual blood pressure measurement.

But it wasn't just about skill development; the students also focused on safety and best practices. They delved into the world of OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) healthcare regulations. This vital certification was a stepping stone towards ensuring their safety and the safety of their future patients.

The 10-hour OSHA Healthcare Certification course covered infection control and hazardous materials handling. The students absorbed it all, understanding that this knowledge was essential not only for their upcoming externships but also for their careers in the medical field.