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Zoonotic Diseases

Scope & Application

Definitions

Zoonotic Diseases - By Type

Roles and Responsibilities

Policy

Viral Zoonotic Diseases

Bacterial Zoonotic Diseases

Parasitic Zoonotic Diseases

Fungal Zoonotic Diseases

Training and Recordkeeping 

Prevention

Risk Evaluation and Control Selection

Review

Comprehensive Program Review

Knowledge Checks and Survey

Quiz 1: Purpose, Scope, and Definitions

Quiz 2: Roles and Responsibilities

Quiz 3: Policy and Controls

Quiz 4: Risk Evaluation and Control Selection

Quiz 5: Program Design and Implementation

Course Feedback Survey

EHS-103 Zoonosis Prevention and Control for Veterinary Settings is a practical, compliance-ready course designed for new hires across veterinary environments—small and large animal practices, wildlife and shelter care, research facilities, and field operations. This program equips you to recognize zoonotic hazards, break transmission pathways, and implement the hierarchy of controls to protect yourself, colleagues, clients, and animal populations. Through policy-aligned guidance, you’ll learn how to apply engineering and administrative controls, select effective PPE, and maintain rigorous sanitation, disinfection, and waste management practices. You’ll also gain confidence in animal handling, sharps safety, transport, and isolation procedures for suspected cases. The course connects day‑to‑day tasks—intake, exams, aerosol-generating procedures, necropsy, cleaning, and waste handling—to clear, actionable controls and documentation requirements. With concise modules, knowledge checks, and step-by-step job hazard analysis templates, EHS-103 helps you meet foundational safety and regulatory expectations from day one. By the end, you’ll be ready to support a culture of prevention, rapid response, and continuous improvement, working seamlessly with supervisors, Environmental Health & Safety, and occupational health providers to keep your veterinary workplace safe and compliant.

Zoonotic Disease Prevention

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            <p>EHS-103 Zoonosis Prevention and Control for Veterinary Settings equips new hire employees with the knowledge and skills to recognize, prevent, and respond to zoonotic disease risks across veterinary environments. Grounded in organizational policy, this course explains why EHS-103 exists—protecting employees, patients, and the institution by linking risk assessment to effective controls and documentation. You will learn foundational definitions and exposure pathways, how the hierarchy of controls applies in veterinary practice, and how to meet compliance and safety expectations from your first day on the job.</p>
<p>The scope of EHS-103 spans small and large animal practice, wildlife and research facilities, shelters, field work, and support operations. It clarifies who must comply—clinical teams, animal care and housekeeping staff, facilities personnel, students, and contractors—and when the policy applies, from intake and examination to procedures, necropsy, cleaning, waste handling, transport, and field capture. Clear roles and responsibilities are outlined for employees, supervisors, EHS, and occupational health, including training, PPE availability and fit testing, vaccinations, exposure reporting, and incident follow-up.</p>
<p>Through policy-focused modules, the course details practical controls for sanitation and disinfection (including EPA-registered selection), sharps and needlestick prevention, bite/scratch mitigation, isolation and cohorting of suspect cases, and timely documentation of exposures and corrective actions. You will evaluate species- and setting-specific hazards such as rabies, ringworm, leptospirosis, salmonellosis, campylobacteriosis, psittacosis, Q fever, and MRSA/MRSP, using exposure pathway analysis to prioritize risks. Engineering controls (ventilation, isolation rooms, biosafety cabinets), administrative controls (SOPs, signage, cohorting), PPE, vaccination programs, sourcing/screening, vector control, and task-based job hazard analyses are integrated to support consistent decision-making.</p>
<p>The course culminates in designing a site-specific zoonosis prevention and control program aligned with EHS-103 requirements. You will learn to connect policy with daily practices, define metrics and audit schedules, interpret incident trends, coordinate with occupational health for post-exposure management and return-to-work criteria, and establish communication plans and signage that keep all stakeholders informed. Knowledge checks throughout reinforce key concepts on purpose, scope, definitions, roles, controls, risk evaluation, and program implementation, ensuring you are prepared to contribute to a safe, compliant, and continuously improving veterinary workplace.</p>
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