Infection Preventing and Control Consulting
Explore the exciting field of infection prevention and control consulting. If you’re looking for flexibility, supplemental income, and personal and professional growth, working as a consultant could be a great fit. As a contractor, you will determine your own schedule, choose your areas of focus, decide where and when you work, and determine the number of hours you’re available. Our consultants work part-time, full-time, and on a project-only basis. We have opportunities for both onsite and remote work. We look forward to working with you.
Eligibility Requirements
- Currently in an infection prevention and control-related role
- At least 10 years of infection prevention and control experience
- Legally authorized to work in the United States
- CIC®, LTC-CIP®, or AL-CIP™ certified
- Available a minimum of 10 hours per week
Opportunities occasionally arise that are well-suited for those in their earlier careers. Therefore, candidates with at least five years of experience who meet the certification criteria are also welcome to apply.
How to Become an APIC Consultant
1
Review the roster eligibility requirements.
2
Complete the short eligibility survey and upload your resume or CV.
3
Meet with us virtually to discuss requirements and project opportunities.
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Complete the consultant intake form specifying your experience and preferences.
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Acceptance to the roster. You will be contacted when consulting opportunities arise.
Types of Clients We Work With
Our consultants have the opportunity to work with a variety of clients across many different industries and settings.
- Hospitals & Health Systems
- Ambulatory Surgery Centers
- State & Local Departments of Health
- Quality Improvement Organizations
- Industry & Medical Device Manufacturers
- Federal Agencies and Partners
- Long-term Care Facilities
- Dental Clinics & Surgery Centers
- Other Non-healthcare Industries
Common Engagements
Consultants on our roster utilize their specialty expertise to work on a wide array of infection prevention and control projects and engagements.
- Facility and specialty assessments
- Policy and procedure reviews
- Onboarding and mentoring new infection preventionists
- Interim infection preventionist services
- Health department collaborations
- Education and training development and delivery
- Post-regulatory survey assistance
- Corporate and industry projects
Upcoming Events
APIC Annual Conference & Expo
We’ll be exhibiting at APIC25 in Phoenix, AZ. Be sure to come visit us at booth #1218.
Consulting 101 for IPs: How to Get Started Now!
Step into the world of infection prevention and control consulting with our virtual, interactive workshop led by industry experts.
APIC Long-Term Care IP Essentials Training
This virtual training presented by APIC provides the foundational understanding of the infection preventionist role and equips learners with the skills to be effective in a long-term care setting.