injection, orally, or topically; placing intravenous catheters; intubating, anesthetizing animals using injectable or gas anesthetics, anesthetic monitoring and euthanasia; prep surgery site; providing assistance in radiographic and surgical procedures; collection, storage and proper submission of blood and other biosamples; creating entries in medical records (to include Good Laboratory Practices (GLP)-compliant entries); conduct of health checks and physical exams; handling and restraining animals; transferring animals between cages/restraint devices/jump boxes; providing environmental enrichment; reporting/documenting. This includes preparing decontaminating solutions, and related materials by weighing and measuring constituents, mixing, sterilizing, and dispensing to designated areas; cleaning and waxing floors, washing windows, emptying waste containers; decontaminating supplies, equipment, salvage, and other materials before removal from infectious areas, or use of decontaminating solutions; collecting, sterilizing, sorting, counting, and exchanging laboratory clothing, shoes, and towels; receiving, storing, and distributing bulk laboratory supplies (PPE, chemicals, feed, bedding, etc.) or large equipment (i.e., caging); and operating sterilizers (autoclaves).