Where to get sterile processing technician training certification online?

I'm trying to get into sterile processing and looking for the best online certification training program I can actually finish while working full time. Traditional college is way too expensive and slow for what I need, and I really just want something self-paced that I can do on my own schedule without a bunch of prerequisites since I have zero healthcare experience. Been looking at options like but honestly not sure which direction makes the most sense for someone just starting out with no background in the field.

Basically trying to figure out which affordable online sterile processing technician certification program is worth it for a career changer with no prior experience, especially one that includes course materials and gives you some kind of career support or externship opportunity after. If anyone has gone through a program like this and actually landed a job after, would really appreciate hearing what worked for you.

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u/ImaginaryPolicy420 — 6 days ago
▲ 440 r/CBSE

Peak Dictatorship Happening At Safdarjung Hospital By Govt

Sonam sir’s wife is not allowed to take her phone inside hospital room. His medical reports are not shared with the family. No personal lawyers or doctors are allowed to meet

u/ImaginaryPolicy420 — 8 days ago
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🚨Sonam Wangchuk, who has been on a hunger strike for 20 days at Jantar Mantar, has been removed from the protest site and taken to the hospital.

Delhi Police said Wangchuk was removed following orders from the Delhi High Court to safeguard his life

u/ImaginaryPolicy420 — 8 days ago

Two different versions have emerged from different sources: One section says Rohit Sharma is in no mood to throw in the towel and wants to continue pursuing his dream. Another says he is troubled by the attitude of the selectors and head coach and may eventually give up, with the personal consolat

u/ImaginaryPolicy420 — 8 days ago
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I watched Your Lie in April based on your suggestion. It was really good..

I loved the visuals, and the piano scenes were absolutely beautiful. The aesthetic was amazing, and the story was good too. I did predict the main twist pretty early, though. Overall, I'd give it an 8.5/10. How would you rate it? What's your score?

u/ImaginaryPolicy420 — 9 days ago

To the person who recommended this movie... fu*k you. You absolutely destroyed my mental health and left me with emotional trauma 😭

I watched this yesterday, all by myself. I don't know why, but once the movie crossed the halfway point, I just couldn't stop crying. I started crying and never really stopped until it ended.

No one in this world should ever have to go through war never ever 💔

u/ImaginaryPolicy420 — 11 days ago

I got ragebaited by a dream 😭

So, here's what happened. I dreamed that India was playing England in the 3rd ODI. India was batting first. The 1st match had been washed out due to rain, and in the 2nd ODI, Kohli hadn't scored many runs, so everyone had high hopes that he'd finally score a century in the 3rd.

The match started with Rohit and Gill opening. In the second over, on the very first ball, Gill got out, and Kohli came in to bat. For some reason, a spinner was bowling in the second over-don't ask why, it was a dream.

There was a slip in place for Kohli. The bowler delivered a ball that bounced awkwardly toward him. Kohli edged it toward the slip. It was a tough catch, and the fielder dropped it. Kohli took a single, but then he thought the ball had gone to the boundary, so he started jogging. Rohit had already reached the other end, while Kohli was casually walking. The fielder, who had stopped the ball near the boundary, picked it up and threw it in. Kohli got run out.

At that point, I was getting so angry in my sleep. I was like, "Why did he slow down? And why did he even go for that single?" I was so frustrated that I started kicking the wall in my sleep.

Then I suddenly realized... the India-England ODI series hasn't even started yet. I woke up and started laughing at myself, wondering why I was literally kicking the wall in my sleep over a dream of run-out.

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u/ImaginaryPolicy420 — 14 days ago