This is a mandatory refresher session for faculty, staff, and students who are currently authorized to work with radioactive materials or ionizing radiation sources, or frequenting an area where these

This course is mandatory for all personnel whose work requires access to radiation sources in a clinical environment.

The Radiation Safety Awareness training is designed for those not directly working with radiation sources, but for those in the vicinity of a permitted Radioactive Materials or x-ray laboratory.

The Rodent Breeding Service is available to aid investigators in the creation, propagation, and maintenance of rodent breeding colonies.

The Tufts Animal Histology Core and Comparative Pathology Services (CPS) provides the diagnosis and study of animal tissues using state-of-the-art technology.

Preclinical Services provides the facilities and technical assistance needed to support research procedures. PS can be hired in a number of capacities depending on the desired scope of work.

The introductory training is required for all members working on a permit in a Radioactive Materials laboratory.

The principal responsibility of Veterinary Services (VS) is to maintain and improve the health status of the experimental animals, thus providing investigative staff with high quality research animals

The Tufts Preclinical Imaging Core (PIC) provides equipment and expertise for molecular and anatomical imaging for basic research and translational studies in live animals.

The Tufts Boston Health Sciences Center offers two, state-of-the-art AAALAC accredited vivariums that are available to researchers.