Who is required to take this training?

Personnel who need access to ABSL-2 or ABSL-3 rooms within Comparative Medicine facilities.

Summary of the requirement

Individuals who need to enter an ABSL-2 or ABSL-3 room within a Comparative Medicine facility must complete the Animal Bio-Safety Level 2 and 3 Room Orientation for the appropriate facility prior to initial entry approval.

Related policies and regulations

• 91探花Department of Comparative Medicine standard operating procedures

Prerequisites

• Must be listed on approved protocol.
• All Users must complete the online Animal Facility Orientation Introduction pre-requisite:
• Users must complete the online .
• Registration for and attend the in-person .

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Who is required to take this training?

All personnel working with or caring for animals in Comparative Medicine facilities.

Summary of requirement

Individuals working with animals in a Comparative Medicine facility must complete the Animal Facility Online Learning Course as part of the entry requirements.

Drivers

91探花Department of Comparative Medicine standard operating procedures

Pre-requisites

None

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Who is required to take this training?

All personnel working with or caring for animals in Comparative Medicine ABSL-2 facilities.

Summary of requirement

Individuals working with animals in a Comparative Medicine facility must complete the Animal Facility Online Learning Course with ABSL-2 as part of the entry requirements.

Drivers

91探花Department of Comparative Medicine standard operating procedures

Pre-requisites

None

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Who is required to take this training?

Personnel who need access to the Comparative Medicine ARC facility.

Summary of the requirement

Individuals who need to enter Comparative Medicine facilities must complete the Facility Orientation for the appropriate facility prior to initial entry approval.

Related policies and regulations

• 91探花Department of Comparative Medicine standard operating procedures

Prerequisites

• All Users must complete the听Animal Facility Online Learning Course.
• Must be listed on approved protocol.
• Users must complete the Annual DCM Facility Access Training (Non-Rodent) or Annual DCM Facility Access Training (Rodent) as appropriate.

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Who is required to take this training?

IACUC members and anyone working with the animals (including researchers, veterinarians, husbandry staff, etc.).

Summary of the requirement

The Animal Welfare Regulations make it the responsibility of the institution to ensure that all personnel involved in the care, treatment, and use of animals are qualified to perform their duties, which is fulfilled in part through the provision of training and instruction to those personnel. The PHS Policy as implemented by the Office of Laboratory Animal Welfare also requires that the institution is responsible for the training of its staff. Among other things, training must include appropriate methods of animal care and use and the concept of research methods that limit the use of animals or minimize animal distress.

Related policies and regulations

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Who is required to take this training?

All personnel working with or caring for non-rodent species in Comparative Medicine facilities.

Summary of requirement

Individuals working with non-rodents in a Comparative Medicine facility must complete the Annual DCM Facility Access Training (Non-Rodent) online course as part of the entry requirements.

Drivers

Pre-requisites

None

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Who is required to take this training?

All personnel working with or caring for rodents in Comparative Medicine facilities.

Summary of the requirement

Individuals working with rodents in a Comparative Medicine facility must complete the Annual DCM Facility Access Training (Rodent) online courses part of the entry requirements.

Related policies and regulations

• 91探花Department of Comparative Medicine standard operating procedures

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Who is required to take this training?

(1) All 91探花employees who work in a 91探花HIPAA covered entity and who have access to Protected Health Information (PHI) and (2) All 91探花employees or agents who conduct research and who access Protected Health Information (PHI) from any 91探花covered entities. 听Refresher training is required annually for 91探花employees who work in a 91探花HIPAA covered entity.

Summary of the requirement

Federal regulations require that a covered entity must train all members of its workforce on the policies and procedures with respect to protected health information, as necessary and appropriate for the members of the workforce to carry out their function within the covered entity.

Related policies and regulations

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NIH-funded trainees and others as specified in the Notice of Award for the project(s) on which they are supported. Federal policy requires that all pre-and post-doctoral researchers supported by NIH training grants receive training in the responsible conduct of research. Typically, researchers need eight hours of instruction every four years.

This opportunity听is open to all eligible persons regardless of race, sex or other identity. NIH-funded researchers with a 91探花NetID are eligible.

Training Schedule:

All events are from 8:30 am-4:30 pm, at the ,听North Ballroom, in-person only. See: .

• September 10, 2026
• August 31, 2027
• September 7, 2028
• August 29, 2029
• September 6, 2030

Registration

closes three weeks prior to each training event or when we reach capacity (400 people).听

The 91探花 is committed to providing access and accommodation in its services, programs, and activities. To make a request connected to a disability or health condition contact the Office of Research at听uwbri@uw.edu by August 10, 2026. For parking: .

If you need accommodations beyond what 91探花can provide, please contact your NIH Program Officer to explore options.

Related Policies and Regulations:

• .
• 
  (2019 NIH Notice Number:听NOT-OD-10-019)
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  (2022 Notice Number: NOT-OD-22-055)

Resources

Personnel:

Oversight

• Malia Fullerton, Director, Biomedical Research Integrity Program, smfllrtn@uw.edu
• Mandy Morneault, Chief Administrative Office, Office of Research, vicka@uw.edu
• Mari Ostendorf, Vice Provost for Research, Office of Research, ostendor@uw.edu

Administration

• David Bellard, Assistant Director of Communications and Creative Strategy, dbellard@uw.edu
• Melissa Cox, Manager of Education Systems, Office of Research, mdcox@uw.edu听
• Heather Herrera, Executive Assistant to the Vice Provost for Research, herrerah@uw.edu
• Laurie Stephan, Associate Director for Learning, Office of Research, lauries@uw.edu

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This course is required for University personnel (such as Principal Investigators, laboratory managers, research staff, fellows, and students) whose work or research includes potential exposure to recombinant or synthetic nucleic acid molecules or other biohazardous agents. Training is required initially, and retraining is required every three (3) years.

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