Global standards.
Safer workplaces.
The Department of Occupational Safety Programs is a specialty division of International Medical Competency Accreditation Council, delivering globally recognized certification across bloodborne pathogens, infection control, healthcare worker safety, laser safety, and clinical waste management.
Advancing Global Standards in Workplace Health & Safety.
We equip healthcare workers, safety officers, and organizations with the evidence-based training they need to protect themselves, their patients, and their communities — with a rigorous approach that meets OSHA, CDC, and WHO expectations.
Five pillars of occupational safety.
From our flagship Bloodborne Pathogens certification to specialty programs launching soon.
Our flagship certification program. Complete 13 interactive modules, pass a 50-MCQ exam with an AI-graded case study, and earn a globally recognized IMCAC certificate valid for 2 years.
A comprehensive program covering hand hygiene, environmental cleaning, sterilization, aseptic technique, and outbreak response for healthcare and long-term care settings.
Protect the caregiver. Covers safe patient handling, needlestick prevention, ergonomics, workplace violence de-escalation, and mental-health first aid for clinical teams.
For clinical teams operating surgical lasers, electrosurgery, and radiofrequency devices. Covers ANSI Z136.3 medical laser safety, plume management, and OR fire prevention.
Comprehensive training on regulated medical waste — segregation at source, labelling, packaging, transport, treatment, and audit trails aligned with EPA/RCRA and WHO guidance.
Bloodborne Pathogens Training & Certification.
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030-aligned course with 13 interactive modules, a 50-MCQ exam, and an AI-graded case study tailored to your profession. Complete in 45–60 minutes and receive a verifiable 2-year certificate.
Rigorous. Accredited. Practical.
Curricula aligned with OSHA, CDC, WHO, and country-specific regulatory frameworks so your certification travels with you.
Every program is authored and reviewed by working clinicians, biosafety officers, and safety compliance experts.
Guidelines evolve — so does our content. New research triggers course updates within the certification cycle.