Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Occupational and Environmental Medicine

Residency · Piscataway, NJ

Sponsored by Rutgers Health · Director Julie Caruth

Julie Caruth, MD, MPH
Program Director
Emergency physician, Assistant Professor at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Michael Gochfeld, MD, PhD
Associate Residency Director, Occupational and Environmental Medicine
Preventative medicine physician, Professor Emeritus at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
metal exposures and toxicology, sex differences in toxicokinetics, history of occupational medicine, ecology
Howard Kipen, MD, MPH
Chief, Clinical Research and Occupational Medicine Division
Preventive medicine / preventive medicine/occupational environmental medicine physician, Professor at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Mechanisms of air pollution carcinogenesis, Effects of exposure to environmental carcinogens including benzene and asbestos, Occupational medicine, Occupational and environmental exposures and cardiopulmonary disease
Nicky Wu, MD
Occupational Medicine Resident, Chief Resident
Occupational and Environmental Medicine resident, Rutgers Health
Alper Cesmebasi, MD
Physician
Urologist at Potomac Valley Hospital
Aubree Van Mierlo, MD, MPH
Physician
Occupational medicine physician at UCHealth
Brian Buckley, PhD
Executive Director – Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute
Executive Director – Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Environmental contaminant measurement following disasters or in support of prevention programs to protect populations at risk
Derek Shendell, MPH
Professor and Concentration Leader (Environmental Health Sciences), Department of Environmental and Occupational Health and Justice and Director of New Jersey Safe Schools Program
Adjunct Professor at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Gerardo Velez, MD
Occupational Medicine Resident
Occupational and Environmental Medicine resident, Rutgers Health
Hasan Nezam, MD, MBA, MPH, MS
Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine
General practice physician, Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at University of Pennsylvania Health System
Iris Udasin, MD
Professor, Rutgers University- School of Public Health; Medical Director EOHSI Clinical Center; Director EOHSI Campus, World Trade Center Monitoring Center of Excellence
Preventive medicine / occupational medicine physician, Professor at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
World Trade Center-related illnesses; occupational health of healthcare workers, police, and firemen; wireless radiation exposure
Jaraad Ramkissoon, MD
Occupational Medicine Resident
Occupational and Environmental Medicine resident, Rutgers Health
Jodi Streich, MD, PhD
Mental Health Director – World Trade Center Clinical Center of Excellence
Occupational and environmental medicine physician at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Judith Graber, MD, PhD, MS
Associate Professor, Rutgers University – School of Public Health; Acting Director, Division of Environmental Epidemiology and Statistics
Professor at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Cancer risk and risk factors among volunteer and career firefighters., Adverse effects of occupational dust exposure and interactions with modifiable personal risk factors, including tobacco and alcohol use and obesity., Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) exposure and health outcomes in occupational and community setting, occupational epidemiology, dust exposures, behavioral risk factors, occupational epidemiologic surveillance
Karen Lin, MD, MS
Assistant Nurse Manager
Family physician, Professor at Rutgers Health
Lawrence Shoner, MD
Physician
Internist at Lakewood Medical Associates
Marygrace Hajec
Physician
Neurosurgeon
Nancy Fiedler, PhD
Division Director Exposure Science and Epidemiology; Chair, RBHS New Brunswick Health Science IRB; Professor, Rutgers University – School of Public Health
Chair at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Neurotoxicants, cognitive and emotional health effects, neurodevelopmental health effects; occupational exposures; stress
Omowunmi Osinubi, MD, MSc, MBA
Adjunct Clinical Professor of Environmental & Occupational Health, Rutgers University – School of Public Health; Director for Clinical Services, War-Related Illness and Injury Study Center (WRIISC), VA New Jersey Health Care System
Preventive medicine / preventive medicine/occupational environmental medicine physician, Adjunct Clinical Professor of Environmental & Occupational Health at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Peter Nigro, MD
Preventive medicine / occupational medicine physician
Rachel Mowrey
Physician
Preventive medicine physician
Robert Laumbach, MD, MPH
Associate Professor, Rutgers University – School of Public Health
Internist, Associate Professor at Rutgers Health
Cancer prevention in firefighter populations, Biological mechanisms underlying the adverse effects of diesel exhaust and other air pollutants, Health effects of PFAS and other potentially carcinogenic drinking water contaminants, Community-based participatory research, controlled exposure studies, and semi-controlled “real-world” environmental exposure studies.
Shannon Wiese, MD
BSN Staff Nurse Rutgers UniversityEOHSI
Registered nurse, Associate Professor – Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Sotonye Douglas, MD
Occupational Medicine Resident
Occupational and Environmental Medicine resident, Rutgers Health

Julie Caruth, MD, MPH
Program Director
Emergency physician, Assistant Professor at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Michael Gochfeld, MD, PhD
Associate Residency Director, Occupational and Environmental Medicine
Preventative medicine physician, Professor Emeritus at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
metal exposures and toxicology, sex differences in toxicokinetics, history of occupational medicine, ecology
Howard Kipen, MD, MPH
Chief, Clinical Research and Occupational Medicine Division
Preventive medicine / preventive medicine/occupational environmental medicine physician, Professor at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Mechanisms of air pollution carcinogenesis, Effects of exposure to environmental carcinogens including benzene and asbestos, Occupational medicine, Occupational and environmental exposures and cardiopulmonary disease
Nicky Wu, MD
Occupational Medicine Resident, Chief Resident
Occupational and Environmental Medicine resident, Rutgers Health
Alper Cesmebasi, MD
Physician
Urologist at Potomac Valley Hospital
Aubree Van Mierlo, MD, MPH
Physician
Occupational medicine physician at UCHealth
Brian Buckley, PhD
Executive Director – Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute
Executive Director – Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Environmental contaminant measurement following disasters or in support of prevention programs to protect populations at risk
Derek Shendell, MPH
Professor and Concentration Leader (Environmental Health Sciences), Department of Environmental and Occupational Health and Justice and Director of New Jersey Safe Schools Program
Adjunct Professor at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Gerardo Velez, MD
Occupational Medicine Resident
Occupational and Environmental Medicine resident, Rutgers Health
Hasan Nezam, MD, MBA, MPH, MS
Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine
General practice physician, Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at University of Pennsylvania Health System
Iris Udasin, MD
Professor, Rutgers University- School of Public Health; Medical Director EOHSI Clinical Center; Director EOHSI Campus, World Trade Center Monitoring Center of Excellence
Preventive medicine / occupational medicine physician, Professor at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
World Trade Center-related illnesses; occupational health of healthcare workers, police, and firemen; wireless radiation exposure
Jaraad Ramkissoon, MD
Occupational Medicine Resident
Occupational and Environmental Medicine resident, Rutgers Health
Jodi Streich, MD, PhD
Mental Health Director – World Trade Center Clinical Center of Excellence
Occupational and environmental medicine physician at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Judith Graber, MD, PhD, MS
Associate Professor, Rutgers University – School of Public Health; Acting Director, Division of Environmental Epidemiology and Statistics
Professor at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Cancer risk and risk factors among volunteer and career firefighters., Adverse effects of occupational dust exposure and interactions with modifiable personal risk factors, including tobacco and alcohol use and obesity., Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) exposure and health outcomes in occupational and community setting, occupational epidemiology, dust exposures, behavioral risk factors, occupational epidemiologic surveillance
Karen Lin, MD, MS
Assistant Nurse Manager
Family physician, Professor at Rutgers Health
Lawrence Shoner, MD
Physician
Internist at Lakewood Medical Associates
Marygrace Hajec
Physician
Neurosurgeon
Nancy Fiedler, PhD
Division Director Exposure Science and Epidemiology; Chair, RBHS New Brunswick Health Science IRB; Professor, Rutgers University – School of Public Health
Chair at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Neurotoxicants, cognitive and emotional health effects, neurodevelopmental health effects; occupational exposures; stress
Omowunmi Osinubi, MD, MSc, MBA
Adjunct Clinical Professor of Environmental & Occupational Health, Rutgers University – School of Public Health; Director for Clinical Services, War-Related Illness and Injury Study Center (WRIISC), VA New Jersey Health Care System
Preventive medicine / preventive medicine/occupational environmental medicine physician, Adjunct Clinical Professor of Environmental & Occupational Health at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Peter Nigro, MD
Preventive medicine / occupational medicine physician
Rachel Mowrey
Physician
Preventive medicine physician
Robert Laumbach, MD, MPH
Associate Professor, Rutgers University – School of Public Health
Internist, Associate Professor at Rutgers Health
Cancer prevention in firefighter populations, Biological mechanisms underlying the adverse effects of diesel exhaust and other air pollutants, Health effects of PFAS and other potentially carcinogenic drinking water contaminants, Community-based participatory research, controlled exposure studies, and semi-controlled “real-world” environmental exposure studies.
Shannon Wiese, MD
BSN Staff Nurse Rutgers UniversityEOHSI
Registered nurse, Associate Professor – Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology at Rutgers New Jersey Med Sch
Sotonye Douglas, MD
Occupational Medicine Resident
Occupational and Environmental Medicine resident, Rutgers Health