BloodRights’ Professional Trainers are healthcare professionals who train patients and caregivers to perform at-home diagnostic self-testing. Trainers follow a training protocol when conducting a competency assessment and training session with a patient or caregiver. The training protocol ensures that at the end of the training session, patients and caregivers have been provided with instructions that promote accurate and reliable operation of the INRatio monitor.

BloodRights' staff has been involved with patient self-testing since 1997 when the first monitors were approved for home use by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA). BloodRights’ Professional Trainers have more experience than any other trainers in the country.