Follow the steps to successfully complete the AUMS online.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Animal Use Medical Screening Form and open it in your digital editor.
2. Begin by filling in your basic personal information, including your name, student or employee ID number, job title, and departmental details. This information is crucial for identification and tracking.
3. Complete the ‘IACUC Protocol Number’ and ‘Lab location’ fields if applicable. Make sure the details are accurate to avoid any compliance issues.
4. Provide your email address and birthdate. The email is required for communication regarding your submission.
5. Fill in your work phone number and today's date to document when the form is completed.
6. Read the 'Statement of Declination' section carefully. If you choose to decline participation in the medical screening, sign and date in the provided space.
7. In the 'Laboratory Animal Use' section, check all boxes that apply to your work situation. This helps in assessing your exposure level and necessary precautions.
8. Proceed to the 'Immunization History' section and indicate whether you have had a tetanus booster or the Hepatitis B vaccine within the specified timeframes. Provide the years if applicable.
9. Fill out the 'Allergies' section by indicating if you have experienced any allergic symptoms while working with animals. Be as detailed as possible to inform your health assessments.
10. Continue with the 'Medical History' section, noting any chronic medical conditions or treatments that may affect your health while working with animals.
11. In the 'Additional Health Concerns' section, check any boxes that apply to your situation, and feel free to note down any additional concerns or confessions that may need discussion.
12. Sign and date the form at the end to affirm that the information provided is accurate to the best of your knowledge.
13. Finally, ensure that you submit the completed form in a sealed envelope labeled as confidential. You can send it via campus mail or deliver it directly to the appropriate health services office.

Complete your Animal Use Medical Screening Form online today for a safer working environment.