ROHP Surveillance Requirements

Species

Training

Medical Requirements

Notes
All species ROHP Introductory Training Animal Exposure Questionnaire (AEQ; annual renewal)
Tetanus surveillance (10 year renewal)		 These are the minimum requirements for all ROHP participants and the only ROHP requirements who work with rodents and rabbits.
Amphibians Aquatic pathogens;
Salmonella. 		 No additional requirements
Bats Rabies Rabies surveillance 
(immunization series or titer; titer required two years after series and renewed every two years)		 No declinations accepted for rabies surveillance.
Birds, Chickens, Turkeys Psittacosis;
Salmonella.		 No additional requirements
Cats Cat Scratch disease;
Parasitic diseases;
Rabies;
Ringworm;
Toxoplasmosis.		 Rabies surveillance 
(immunization series or titer; titer required two years after series and renewed every two years)
Toxoplasmosis testing		 Declination option for rabies surveillance.
Declination option for toxoplasmosis testing.
Cattle, sheep, goats Rabies;
Ringworm;
Salmonella;
Large animal handling;
Orf;
Q-fever.		 No additional requirements
Deer, sus scrofa (wild boar) Large animal handling No additional requirements
Dogs  Parasitic diseases;
Rabies.		 Rabies surveillance 
(immunization series or titer; titer required two years after series and renewed every two years)		 Declination option for rabies surveillance.
Fish, aquatic species  Aquatic pathogens No additional requirements
Horses Rabies;
Large animal handling.		 No additional requirements
Opossums, skunks, raccoons, foxes Rabies;
Parasitic disease.s		 Rabies surveillance 
(immunization series or titer; titer required two years after series and renewed every two years)		 Declination option for rabies surveillance.
Pigs Salmonella;
Large animal handling.		 No additional requirements
Non-human primates Herpes B/Monkey B virus;
Salmonella;
Tuberculosis.		 Tuberculosis surveillance (renew annually)

The TB screening requirement has recently been updated from testing every six months to testing annually.

Measles titer requirement added in 2020 for all employees who enter non-human primate rooms. A titer indicating measles immunity is required. 
Quarantined non-human primates Herpes B/Monkey B virus;
Salmonella;
Tuberculosis.		 Tuberculosis surveillance (renew annually)
Measles surveillance		 The TB screening requirement has recently been updated from testing every six months to testing annually.
Reptiles Salmonella No additional requirements
Wildlife (other) Based on review of protocol Based on review of protocol
Wolves, coyotes Parasitic diseases;
Rabies		 Rabies surveillance 
(immunization series or titer; titer required two years after series and renewed every two years)		 No declination accepted for rabies surveillance
Lions Based on review of protocol Based on review of protocol