Kathy Hartman

Kathy gets it.

She knows having to take bloodborne pathogens training every year can seem to be an unnecessary burden.

But it's not.

BBP training is important. It helps you protect the health and well-being of your clients and yourself.

That’s why Kathy made sure our training is worth every minute of your time.

When you take one of our bloodborne pathogens courses, you'll get coached on how to:

• Be ready for inspections
• Be prepared for exposure incidents
• Do body art procedures safely and consistently
• Achieve and maintain high standards of practice

You’ll get more than a certificate; you’ll get effective training that will help you meet your professional responsibilities and have a successful career.

Take a course and see for yourself!

Kathy knows body art safety:

• Before she retired, Kathy led the Body Art Program at the Department of Environmental Health, San Diego County
• She wrote body art safety standards for the California Conference of Local Health Officers and drafted body art safety regulations for the California Department of Health Services
• Kathy's given in-person bloodborne pathogens training throughout the United States, and in Thailand, South Korea, China, the Philippines, and Vietnam
• She received the Distinguished Service Award from the California Environmental Health Association for  helping improve body art safety in California

Kathy receiving CEHA's Distinguished Service Award

Kathy currently serves on the Body Art Committee of the Association of Food and Drug Officials and on the Model Body Art Code Committee of the National Environmental Health Association.

She's a member of the:

• California Environmental Health Association
• Florida Environmental Health Association
• National Environmental Health Association

When you take one of our BBP courses you get the benefit of Kathy's knowledge and experience.