Mitigate the risks of veterinary occupational hazards - including hazardous substances and exposure to chemicals. Learn about workplace hazard…

AVMA will continue to maintain an active dialog with OSHA regarding veterinary compliance with OSHA practices, maintain a good understanding of OSHA …

It is incumbent on the veterinarian who is an employer to inform all employees or volunteers regarding the job hazards.

Although scientific data concerning the reproductive health effects of many occupational exposures is limited,

Some veterinary professionals start their careers already allergic to animals, while others become allergic to their patients after entering the…

Veterinary clinic employees have higher exposure to chemotherapy drugs than counterparts in human medicine because of not taking proper precautions.

People working in the veterinary services profession were the second most likely to have nonfatal work-related injuries in 2016,

Although the past few years have seen greater awareness of mental health issues and the incidence of suicide within the U.S. veterinary profession,

In April 2010, the Michigan Department of Community Health1 notified the AVMA of two situations where veterinary personnel were affected during the…