ROHP: Ringworm (UHS144) | UMN University Health & Safety

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Who should take this training?

This course is required for all people working with or around cats, cattle, sheep, goats and/or llamas.

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ROHP: Ringworm (UHS144)

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Work with Animals

Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Llamas

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