Training
TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
In accordance with the NIH Guidelines Appendix G, the Principal Investigator is responsible for training all personnel involved in the proposed rDNA project in matters of potential biohazards, relevant biosafety practices, aseptic technique, laboratory emergency procedures, and the biology of the organisms used in the experiment(s). This site-specific training must be documented by the PI (dates, attendees, topics) and made available to the IBC or Environmental Health & Safety as requested.
In addition to site-specific training performed by the PI, there may be additional training requirements depending upon the type of research activity. Training may occur simultaneously with the protocol review process, but final approval of the Protocol Application will not be granted until the training requirements have been met and verified by the IBC.
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Training Requirement |
How to Obtain Training |
Recombinant DNA |
Recombinant DNA and Transgenic Animals |
Office of Research Administration |
Recombinant DNA |
Site-Specific Laboratory & Technique Training |
The Principal Investigator is responsible for performing site-specific training of all laboratory personnel. Training must be documented (dates, attendees, topics). |
Chemical Hazards |
Hazard Communication (HazCom) Training |
Environmental Health & Safety |
Radioactive Material & |
Radiation Safety Training |
Environmental Health & Safety |
Lasers |
Laser Safety Training |
Environmental Health & Safety |
Animals |
Animal Care & Use Training |
Office of Research Administration |
Human Blood, Body Fluids, or Tissue |
Blood borne Pathogen Training |
Environmental Health & Safety |