On Friday, October 3, healthcare professionals will gather at Bismarck State College’s National Energy Center of Excellence (NECE) for a key continuing education (CE) event focused on infection control and ethics in practice.
As North Dakota’s healthcare landscape continues to evolve, infection prevention and professional ethics remain top priorities. From navigating post-pandemic standards to ensuring safe clinical practices, this CE course comes at a crucial time. The session, hosted at BSC’s NECE building, will provide healthcare workers with required training in infection control and ethics & jurisprudence, critical for licensing compliance and patient safety.
With a growing healthcare workforce in Bismarck—including dental, medical, and allied health professionals—the event ensures local practitioners remain updated on both legal requirements and best practices. Many area providers rely on such CE programs to stay credentialed and maintain high-quality patient care, making this a timely offering.
The October 3 CE session is more than a box to check—it’s part of a broader effort to strengthen healthcare standards in Bismarck and across North Dakota. As infection control and professional ethics continue to be hot topics nationally, events like this ensure local practitioners lead with knowledge, accountability, and trust.
