The employer is responsible for each of the following bloodborne pathogens program responsibilities EXCEPT _____.

The correct answer is that the employer is not responsible for ensuring that all employees receive vaccinations. In the context of bloodborne pathogens, while employers are indeed encouraged to provide access to vaccinations, particularly for diseases such as hepatitis B, they cannot mandate that every employee must get vaccinated. The decision to receive a vaccination ultimately lies with the individual employee, and employers must respect personal choices regarding vaccination.

In contrast, providing necessary training, implementing safety protocols, and providing personal protective equipment are clear responsibilities that employers have. They must ensure that employees are trained on the risks associated with bloodborne pathogens, that proper protocols are in place to minimize those risks, and that employees have access to appropriate protective gear to safeguard their health while performing their duties. These responsibilities are crucial for maintaining a safe work environment and complying with occupational health regulations.