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Teaching: |
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The
Faculty of the OEM Program are focused and dedicated. With a
distinguished history of teaching excellence, the faculty fully
integrate their skills and knowledge in the courses taught each
academic year. Click here
to see a list of recommended and required courses for completion
of the Master of Public Health degree. The Department of Environmental
and Occupational Health Sciences also offers continuing
education classes. |
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Research: |
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In
fiscal year 2000, the program worked with over $3 million in
federal grant money on projects such as Former Hanford Worker
Medical Surveillance, International Scholars in Occupational
and Environmental Health and Pediatric Environmental Health
Specialty Unit, among others. Current and former (research)
in environmental health and occupational illnesses has aided
several local and federal agencies, as well as private industry. |
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Clinical: |
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The
Occupational & Environmental (Clinic) operates out of Harborview
Medical Center. Services include surveillance activities for
the Washington State Department of Labor & Industry, Worker’s
Compensation programs, respiratory problems and asthma, Asbestosis,
chemical exposures, occupational reproductive hazards and upper
extremity musculoskelatal injuries, such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome,
among others. |
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