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Training in Animal Care and Use Procedures
It is the responsibility of Texas A&M University to assure that all Texas A&M University and TAES personnel involved in the care, treatment, and use of animals in research and teaching are qualified to perform their duties. As part of the IACUC Animal Use Protocol (AUP) approval process, principal investigators must document the training and experience of their personnel. IACUC expects all personnel to participate in Texas A&M University Animal Care and Use training opportunities to satisfy their training requirement.
CMP Laboratory Animal Care and Use Training Program
The Comparative Medicine Program (CMP) Animal Care and Use Training Program at Texas A&M University was established to help provide training, instruction, and information about laboratory animal care and use to teaching and research personnel. The Program is available to Texas A&M and TAES faculty, instructors, scientists, technicians, graduate students, undergraduate students, and other personnel involved in animal care and use. Records of attendance and participation in training activities are maintained on an individual basis by the IACUC office and the Attending Veterinarian. Attendance at sessions offered by the Animal Care and Use Training Program should be listed on AUP forms when listing qualifications, training, and experience of personnel.
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Training Links
“LATA” Online Training Modules
Audio/Visual Training Materials
Special Topic “Brown Bag” Seminars
CMP Animal Caretaker Training Program
AALAS Certification Preparatory Course
Other Training Resources Links