For Investigators

Online purchase of animals is available by using our Animal Orders Interface where a login is required. Please contact the Center at (212) 241-3008 with any questions.

Jonathan A. Cohen, DVM, MS, DACLAM
Director, Center for Comparative Medicine & Surgery
Tel: 212-241-9939
Fax: 212-860-9739

Kaware Richardson, LATG
Assistant Director/Operations Manager
Tel: 212-824-9499
Fax: 212-860-9739

Hylton P. Gordon, DVM, MA
Associate Professor
Head Comparative Surgery, Facility
Tel: 212-241-9519
Fax: 212-860-9739

Veronica E. Moses, BS
Administrator
Tel: 212-241-7485
Fax: 212-860-9739

Jaclyn R. Steinbach, BVetMed (Hons) MRCVS
Head of Veterinary Translational Medicine
Tel: 212-824-9475
Fax: 212-860-9739

Kelly P. Yamada, VMD, DACLAM
Clinical Veterinarian and Head of Small Animal
Office: (212) 241-7849
Fax: 212-860-9739

Ma Gonzalez, DVM, MScVSc
Clinical Instructor in Comparative Pathology
Tel: 212-241-2396
Fax: 212-860-9739

Health reports for Icahn Medical Institute,
based on room numbers
13 B 17 B 19 A 21 A 23 A 27 A
13 C 17 C 19 B 21 B 23 B 27 B
13 D 17 D 19 C 21 C 23 C 27 F
13 E 17 E 19 D 21 D 23 D 33
7 B 17 F 19 E 21 E 23 E 35
8 B 17 G 19 F 21 F 23 F 37
02 17 G RAT 19 G 21 G 23 G 39
17 A 17 H 19 H 21 H 27 935

 

Health reports for Annenberg Building,
based on room numbers
26-18 RAT 26-82
 26-84
 26-54 RAT
 26-88 Atran B7
26-22 26-62 RAT 26-46 Rat 26-48 26-58 26-64
26-54 26-46 26-70 26-48 RAT 26-74 26-78
26-66
 26-68 26-86
 26-72 26-90 
 26-90A

 

Health reports for HCSM building,
based on room numbers
201 211 304 311 B 317 9-303D
202 212 305 311 E 319 9-303D RAT
203 214 306 311 F 319 RAT 9-306
205 215 307 311 G 320 9-306 RAT
206 301 308 312 321 9-307
208 302 309 313 322 B 9-307 RAT
210 303 310 315 322 C 9-309A
9-309 RAT 317 RAT 205 RAT 316 RAT 322 D 9-309B
        322 E 9-309C
        9-303A 9-309F
        9-303B  
        9-303C  

 

The documents above are Microsoft Word format.

The Use of Animals in Research training program consists of a lecture and hands-on wetlab session. The lecture focuses on global aspects of research, institutional policies, and rodent disease. The wetlab provides hands-on training to personnel who wish to have assistance in performing basic techniques on rodents such as handling and restraint, sexing, injections, blood collection, and gavage. Both classes are required; however, significant experience working with species (more than six months experience) may entitle exemption from the wetlab. Please contact Chineta Pullin at Chineta.Pullin@mssm.edu for group training sessions.

The Use of Animals in Research training program consists of:

  • Classroom session: Offers a lecture that focuses on global aspects of research, institutional policies, and federal and state regulations
  • Online component: Provides modules dealing with federal and state regulations, the species of animals you are dealing with, controlled substances, and proper techniques you will be implementing
  • Hand-on wet lab: Provides hands-on training to personnel who wish to have assistance in performing basic techniques on rodents such as handling and restraint, sexing, injections, blood collective, and gavage. Significant experience working with species (more than six months experience) may entitle exemption from the wetlab
  • Walk-through in the vivarium where your animals are housed

Please contact Chineta Pullin at Chineta.Pullin@mssm.edu for group training sessions. Training forms are available on the main page under the listing, CCMS Vivarium Access Request.