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THE INSTITUTIONAL ANIMAL CARE AND USE COMMITTEE (IACUC)

TRAINING

Macaque Monkey Species-Specific Orientation and Mandatory Online Training

Herpes B Virus Safety Training

This training is required of all staff working with macaque monkeys regardless of prior experience with these species at other institutions or facilities. Allow up to 1.5 hours per session. Send your training request to IACUC@ucsf.edu

Topics covered include:

  • TB clearance procedures for staff working with primates
  • Discussion of the disease and routes of potential exposure from macaques to people
  • Post-exposure first aid regimen
  • Testing of macaques
  • Species characteristics and behavior
  • Experimental and peri-operative considerations
  • Anesthesia/analgesia
  • Maintaining medical records
Annual Herpes B Online Safety Training
 
Herpes B Online Safety Training is available on Research Online. This training is an online audio course that provides education on safe work practices with non-human primates. All individuals working with or exposed to old world monkeys (macaques) are required to complete this course annually. If you have any questions regarding this training, please contact Krista Lindstrom at 514-3531.