This program trains occupational health specialists from the School of Public Health (UCB), the School of Engineering (UCB), and OEM Residents (UCSF) to understand the exposures and mechanisms leading to work related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMSDs).
The goal of this program is to advance the field of occupational and environmental medicine through projects regarding mental health and coal miners, COVID-19 in the prison system, respiratory effects from pesticides, and neurodegenerative diseases.
This program prepares advanced occupational and environmental health practitioners, leaders, and researchers that play a pivotal role in preventing work-related injuries and illnesses, as well as promoting the health of workers and communities.
This program teaches students how to design, analyze, and critically interpret epidemiologic studies of workers exposed to a variety of chemical, biological or physical agents.
This program produces committed and passionate industrial hygienists with a firm theoretical background to enable growth and flexibility in our rapidly changing world.
This program trains effective agricultural safety and health specialists, and serves as an outreach initiative designed to help disabled farmworkers maintain healthy and productive lives.