This course is designed for veterinary professionals that come in contact with blood, chemicals, radiation and other hazardous materials to complete their required OSHA training.

In this course, you’ll learn what a respectful workplace looks like, how to recognize harassment and discrimination, and what laws are in place to safeguard the workplace. Later, we'll discuss preventing harassment and how to respond to such behavior as both an employee and a manager.

In this course, you will learn what workplace violence is, how common it is, warning signs to look for, and tips for de-escalation.

The adoption of radiation therapy is increasing every day. In this course, participants will delve into the principles of MRI, fluoroscopy, stereotactic radiation therapy (SRT), and intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) to identify common occupational hazards and implement effective safety measures to protect both staff and patients.

This course provides essential training for veterinary professionals who work with therapeutic or surgical lasers. Participants will learn to safely operate laser equipment by understanding radiation risk, required PPE, safety signage, and procedural protocols.

Protect your team and patients with essential radiation safety training. This course covers advanced imaging technologies and practical strategies for compliance and care.

Whether it is a dog's first time or hundredth time coming to a veterinary hospital, there is always a risk of a dog biting. After this course, you will be able to identify common behaviors that may lead to dog bites, preventative measures, what PPE can help keep you safe, and how both employee and manager should address an in-hospital dog bite.

Working with cats can be and often is extremely rewarding as you get to be a voice for the voiceless. However, those rewards come with intense risk. Veterinary professionals play an active role in their own safety, and, with proper training and implementation of workplace controls, can help promote the safety of patients, owners and peers. Within this course we will discuss what often leads to a cat biting or scratching, feline body language, and how to prevent such injuries within the veterinary field.

This course equips veterinary professionals with best practices for the safe handling, preparation, and administration of chemotherapy drugs. Topics include facility requirements, PPE use, hazardous drug storage and disposal, spill response, and client communication. Participants will gain the knowledge needed to protect staff, patients, and pet owners while ensuring compliance with safety standards.