Certification as a medical courier in Texas costs $79.95 through The HIPAA Journal’s Medical Courier Certification in Texas bundle, which is currently offered at a discounted price from a standard rate of $140.00. This price covers a single course bundle rather than separate purchases for each compliance area a Texas medical courier is required to complete.
What The Texas Medical Courier Certification Cost Includes
The $79.95 price covers four courses in one bundle: HIPAA training addressing the Privacy Rule, Security Rule, and Breach Notification Rule, a Texas State Medical Privacy and Security Regulations module covering HB 300, and three OSHA modules covering Bloodborne Pathogens, Hazard Communication, and Personal Protective Equipment. The price is inclusive, with no separate charge for the certificate issued on completion and no limit on the number of times a learner can retake a quiz before passing.
Why The Bundled Price Matters For Medical Courier Compliance
A Texas medical courier is required to hold certification in HIPAA, HB 300, and the relevant OSHA standards before healthcare clients will assign work involving Protected Health Information or biological specimens. Purchasing these requirements as a single bundle avoids the cost and administrative effort of sourcing separate certifications from multiple providers for each compliance area.
Getting Starting on Texas Medical Courier Certification
The HIPAA Journal’s Medical Courier Certification in Texas bundle is completed online with pause-and-resume access, includes a short quiz after each lesson, and issues a certificate on completion that can be downloaded or printed for clients or an employer. Because the $79.95 price reflects a time-limited offer, current pricing should be confirmed on the course page before purchase.
PJ Murray is the founder and publisher of The HIPAA Journal. He has more than 10 years of experience writing about HIPAA, healthcare compliance, patient privacy, and the protection of medical records. Through The HIPAA Journal, PJ helps healthcare organizations, business associates, and their employees better understand HIPAA regulations, reduce compliance risks, and strengthen the safeguards used to protect patient information.
