IACUC members review protocols, and the committee must review the program and inspect facilities at least every six months. ACTS training prepares members for both.
ACTS runs the training at your institution and builds it around your program.
Training is available for new and experienced committee members.
“I have contracted with ACTS to provide specialized training for our research community here at Mass General Hospital… I do feel that the ACTS brand was a contributor [to] the strong turnout and also the diversity of speakers that we were able to pull together.”
The training draws on IACUC and compliance specialists from ACTS’s network of 30+ subject matter experts.
ACTS, led by a board-certified laboratory animal veterinarian, has served more than 120 lab animal care and use programs.
New and experienced IACUC members, researchers, and the animal care and compliance staff who support the committee.
Yes. ACTS has run seminar series open to other research organizations in the area.
The same team runs program assessments and AAALAC preparation, so a gap that shows up in committee work can be fixed at its source. See AAALAC accreditation preparation.
