What it is
CDC OneLab ™ is an initiative developed to fill, train and maintain a capacity building community among professionals and laboratory testers. This initiative is designed to collectively support rapid and large -scale responses to public health emergencies. Onelab aims to establish a sustainable learning community to equip the laboratory workforce and test the community with essential tools and resources to improve public health and results for patients.
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OneLab Reach
OneLab Reach ™ is a personalized learning management system for laboratory professionals and the test community. OneLab Reach ™ provides training resources that cover essential subjects, in particular:
- Preparation.
- Quality.
- Security.
- Basic science.
- Computer science.
Onelab network
OneLab Network is a collaborative network of public health professionals and the clinical and CDC laboratory.
Thanks to the OneLab network, laboratory professionals can access personalized laboratory training resources and connect to each other and CDCs thanks to real -time events.
Register now to access:
- Training resources: Free and relevant webinaries in the laboratory, video employment aid, elearning and virtual reality.
- CDC laboratory training experts: A direct channel for laboratory professionals in order to share their training needs with the educational designers of the CDC.
- Community of practice: A peer learning community of laboratory professionals.
OneLab test
Onelb Education and support in time of testers (Test) is a new collaborative network of professionals and volunteers who carry out or coordinate tests in non -saboratory contexts.
The OneLab test will strengthen the connections between the test community and the CDC to support the ever -increasing need to widen access to diagnostic tests.
Register now to access:
- Community of practice:
- Join a community of diverse and interconnected testers.
- Network with peers and experts.
- Training resources:
- Access free online courses, professional resources and aid.
OneLab VR
Onelab VR is a multiplayer virtual reality environment (VR) with a constant expansion sequence of laboratory training scenarios.
Learners can follow virtual reality training and trainers can use multiplayer space to provide live training to their staff.
Register now to access:
- 12 different laboratories In a virtual establishment of 50,000 square feet created for training in the clinical and public health laboratory.
- Training scenarios from 5 to 10 minutes Designed to quickly familiarize the learner with more than 100 (and count) tailor -made laboratory equipment, safety and procedures.
- Multiplayer functionality: Onelab VR includes a multiplayer lobby where trainers can create their own ONELAB VR environment and invite their students to join them live in virtual reality.
- Teachers and students can see, hear and talk to each other in real time.
OneLab VR is free and available on OneLab Reach And was designed for the Meta Quest helmet. Find out more about the “Onelab VR” download on your helmet from the ONELAB VR page.
Summit OneLab
Onelab Summit is a free virtual event that connects laboratory professionals in real time to support a unified response to the needs of laboratory education and training.
Attendance is open to anyone interested or involved in the laboratory profession. Programming of the ONELAB summit is most relevant for people who offer education or training to clinical health and public health professionals.
Onelab partner tools
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Continuing education
CDC laboratory training offers a continuing training credit (EC) for many of our training courses. The course ads will clearly identify these courses and indicate the type (s) of this available. People who succeed in completing all the requirements of the course will receive a CE credit.
Continuous education for laboratory professionals
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Laboratory Systems is approved as a supplier of continuing education programs in clinical laboratory sciences by the American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science (ASCLS) Professional thanks for continuing education (PACE®) Program.
PACE® is an administrative system established to stimulate and serve as a quality insurance mechanism for continuing education programs offered to clinical laboratory professionals by ASCL constituent companies, the laboratory industry, government agencies, hospitals and educational organizations. CDC laboratory training rate® Approved programs are accepted by the Board of Certification For Recentification and for the renewal of licenses in all license states with the exception of Florida. CDC laboratory training courses are included under the rhythm of ASCL® Californian agency license, which is indicated on the pace® Certificate received after having successfully completed a course.
Continuous education for health professionals
The CDC is accredited by several organizations to provide various types of CE to health professionals. CDC laboratory training can provide EC for:
- Doctors.
- Medical assistants.
- Pharmacists.
- Nurses.
- All health professionals.
- Certified health education specialists (CHES®).
- Master Certified Health Education Specialists (MCHS®).
- Certified Public Health Professionals (CPH).
- Veterinarians.

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