Surgical PPE Application & Infection Prevention Training
About the Course:
This Surgical PPE Application & Infection Prevention microcredential introduces Surgical Technology learners to essential personal protective equipment (PPE) practices used to support infection prevention and contamination control in perioperative environments.
Through immersive VR simulations, learners will practice hand hygiene, proper hand drying, applying a beard cover when applicable, wearing a surgical face mask, applying a face shield, performing hand sanitization, and donning a sterile surgical gown and gloves. The course emphasizes appropriate PPE use, personal protection, contamination prevention, and safe preparation for surgical activities.
Learning Objectives:
- Explain the importance of PPE in maintaining a safe perioperative environment.
- Properly wear and secure a surgical face mask over the nose and mouth.
- Demonstrate appropriate use of a face shield for added facial protection.
- Perform hand sanitization before entering the operating room.
- Explain the protective purpose of a sterile surgical gown.
- Properly apply sterile gloves while maintaining contamination control.
- Follow appropriate PPE practices to support infection prevention and personal protection.
This Surgical PPE Application & Infection Prevention training is delivered through our LMS and is available as both web-based and immersive VR training.

Surgical PPE Application & Infection Prevention Training for Surgical Technologists

At ImmerseLearn, we prepare Surgical Technology learners with essential PPE skills required in perioperative environments. This microcredential strengthens hand hygiene, PPE selection and application, protective barrier use, contamination prevention, and sterile gown and glove donning through web-based and immersive VR learning.
By completing this microcredential, learners will develop practical skills in PPE application and infection prevention for surgical environments. Learners will be able to perform appropriate hand hygiene and sanitization, apply required facial and head protection, don a sterile surgical gown, and apply sterile gloves while supporting personal protection and contamination control.

