Biosafety training is required for all researchers applying to the IBC. Each training course is completed online. Researchers must email training receipt to the IBC upon completion, indicating what protocol they are applying to work on. Training is required for all faculty, staff, and students who work on a a current IBC protocol.
IBC Training Requirements
Below are the required training modules for all personnel listed on an IBC protocol. Each entry explains who needs the training, how often it must be completed, and how to access it.
Initial Biosafety Training
- Who Needs It: All personnel listed on an IBC protocol
- Frequency: Annually
- Access: Provided through the CITI Program
OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Training
- Who Needs It: Personnel listed on an IBC protocol where human blood is being used
- Frequency: Annually
Information Privacy & Security Training
- Who Needs It: Personnel on an IBC protocol where Protected Health Data (HIPAA) is being accessed
- Frequency: Every 3 years
Shipping & Transport of Regulated Biological Materials
- Who Needs It: Personnel shipping hazardous materials (including dry ice)
- Frequency: Annually
Board of Regents Right to Know Training
- Who Needs It: All personnel listed on an IBC protocol
- Frequency: Annually
- Access: Right to Know Training
Board of Regents Hazardous Waste Awareness Training
- Who Needs It: Personnel using chemicals or biologicals (including human blood) under an IBC protocol
- Frequency: Annually
- Access: Hazardous Waste Awareness Training