Maryland Department of Health (MDH) Project Firstline, developed in partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is an innovative outreach program designed to promote foundational knowledge on infection prevention and control for all types of frontline healthcare workers across Maryland.
MD Project Firstline offers FREE online training courses on a variety of topics to increase your infection prevention and control knowledge and understanding.
Project Firstline offers a selection of FREE training and resources in multiple languages to accommodate busy schedules and different learning preferences. Learn in Chinese, English, Haitian Creole, Russian, Spanish or Tagalog! Earn continuing education credits and gift cards through our various training opportunities.
Join us from your phone, laptop or other device. Register today!
Learn how this infection prevention initiative can support your preparedness efforts and discover simple, effective strategies to manage respiratory viruses in healthcare settings.
Join MD Project Firstline as we discuss what to do when you see a draining wound and how to run a micro-learn session for your team.
You asked for more interactive training tools, so we developed these two activities to get your team up and moving! Print and hang the posters in the breakroom, at a nurses’ station or throughout the hallways then hand staff the quiz to start the hunt!
Complete online courses and earn a $50 e-gift card. Alternatively, attend Project Firstline webinars, or complete an online course, for a chance to earn a $25 e-gift card.
You must be a frontline healthcare worker or an environmental services staff member in a healthcare setting in Maryland to qualify.