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Continuing Education and Outreach

32nd Annual Occupational Safety and Health Winter Institute

January 29 – February 3, 2012
The Florida Hotel and Conference Center Orlando, Florida


32nd Annual Winter Institute
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New Courses offered at the
Winter Institute

  • OSHA for Healthcare Industry
  • Human Factors in System Design - Taking Ergonomics to the Next Level
  • OSHA Recordkeeping
  • Combustible Dust
  • OSHA 501, 505, and 511

EPA Lead Renovation, Repair & Painting (RRP) Certification Course
EPA training requirements are now in place for Certified Lead Renovators! This 8-hr EPA course approved by the State of North Carolina will certify participants for compliance with the Initial Lead (RRP) Renovation, Repair and Painting training requirements. More...

Awards/Honors/Appointments/Recognitions

  • Dilip T. Shah, PhD, CIH, Associate Professor at NC Agriculture and Technology State University (NC A&T), School of Technology, Department of Construction Management and Occupational Safety and Health was honored to be nominated for the Teacher of the Year Award for 2010-2011.  
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  • Honoring the success and contributions of NC OSHERC faculty member, Craig Schroll, CSP, CET.
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40th Anniversary Conference of the North American Association for Environmental Education to be held in Raleigh, NC this October 11-16th.
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Branching to the Future: Rooted in Time  2971-2011
Registration OPEN NOW

For more information on Continuing Education contact Kathleen Buckheit at
buckheit@email.unc.edu


Hazardous Substance Training

NC OSHERC provides Hazardous Substance Training (HST) courses as scheduled and contract courses that can be tailored to a particular group's needs. The target audiences for HST training include:

  1. State and local health and environmental agency personnel;
  2. Other professionals engaged in the management of hazardous substances; and
  3. Community residents, educators, and leaders with concerns regarding the environmental contamination and issues of public health arising from exposure to hazardous substances.

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Hazmat certificate Program!
COMING IN 2012
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Occupational Safety and Ergonomics North Carolina State University Department of Industrial Engineering
The program, located in the Department of Industrial Engineering at North Carolina State University, considers all aspects of safety and ergonomics, including occupational safety, systems safety, cognitive ergonomics, and physical ergonomics, as well as cross-disciplinary topics, such as industrial toxicology and epidemiology, that are available through the NC OSHERC. More...

Recent Publications preparred by NIOSH Trainees More...

Meet the recently funded NIOSH Trainees and Follow their personal progress Blogs! More...


For more information on Safety and Ergonomics, contact Dr. David B. Kaber at dbkaber@ncsu.edu

 

 

Occupational Health Nursing

Master of Public Health Program in the Occupational Health Nursing Concentration

  • Congratulations to graduate Henry Guevara and welcome new MPH students, Saundra Trouslot and Kim Dennison More...

Applications for the Master of Public Health (MPH) in the Occupational Health Nursing (OHN) Concentration, spring (January) semester will be accepted until October, 2012.

Certificate in Occupational Health Nursing Program is welcoming their 5th cohort of Certificate Students! More...

Applications for the Certificate in Occupational Health Nursing Program, fall semester (August 2012) will be accepted until February, 2012.

Awards/Honors/Appointments/Recognition of OHN Students, Staff, and Faculty More...

  • 2011 Imogene Pence Klingenfus Scholarship Awarded to Kerry Garth
  • Fellow of the American Association of Occupational Health Nurses, Henry Guevara
  • Chair, American Board for Occupational Health Nurses, Nadine Jones
  • AAOHN 2011 Global Summit presenter, Susan Randolph

Two Additional OHN Faculty Publications! More...

Enhance Your Career in Occupational Health. These unique Online Study Programs are just a
CLICK AWAY!
(PDF Flier)

 

For more information on Occupational Health Nursing, contact Dr. Bonnie Rogers at rogersb@email.unc.edu


Industrial Hygiene

Industrial Hygiene Program
While offering four master's degree programs, the program is focused on doctoral-level training to prepare scientists for research and teaching careers in occupational health. The program also supports continuing education for occupational health professionals. Program completion is generally two-and-a-half years for master's degrees and four to five years for the PhD degree. More...

Program Trainee and Faculty Awards/Honors/Appointments/Recognition More...

  • Trainee graduates, Kyle Messier, Zachary Robbins, Mark Salsbury, and Jennifer Thomasen
  • Teaching award received by Professors, Rebecca Fry and Michael Flynn

For more information on Industrial Hygiene, contact Dr. Nylander-French at leena_french@unc.edu


Occupational Epidemiology

The program emphasizes research training at the doctoral level. Completion of the PhD typically requires three to five years following the master's or professional degree. Applicants who are interested in the PhD but do not have a graduate degree may be admitted to the doctoral program, but are expected to earn the Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH) as an intermediate step. The MPH in epidemiology is also available as a terminal professional degree for physicians and others with prior doctoral-level professional degrees.

The PhD in epidemiology prepares students for careers in research and teaching. Students develop skills in occupational epidemiology through course work, involvement in research projects and practice opportunities.
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Gillings Innovation Labs:
Dr David Richardson, leading the Team!
Managing Disease through Linking Data - Data May Be the Key to Controlling Disease More...

For more information on Occupational Epidemiology, contact Dr. David Richardson at david.richardson@unc.edu


Occupational Medicine

The NC OSHERC Occupational Medicine Program Duke University Occupational and Environmental Medicine Clinic
Servicing individual and corporate clients, they provide research in a variety of settings, including academia, public health agencies, corporate occupational health, and community based clinical occupational medicine. The knowledge and skills necessary to practice preventive medicine and occupational medicine are acquired over the course of a career and lifelong learning skills are emphasized. More...

Publications in Occupational Medicine

  • Dr. Dennis Darcey featured in Neurology!
    Article: Occupational exposure to pesticides increases the risk of incident AD: The Cache County Study
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  • Tamara James, Duke Ergonomics Director, published in the International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics
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For more information on Occupational Medicine, contact Dr. Dennis Darcey at
darce001@mc.duke.edu


Occ-Env-Med-Listserv

This is the very brief season when the online Occ-Env-Med-L forum is soliciting support from those who rely on its availability for an ongoing sense of community among professionals in Occupational & Environmental Health.Details on donating to support the forum More...

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Join this dynamic community of electronic announcements, news, commentary and debate has operated continuously since 1983 (that pre-dates the whole World Wide Web!).
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NC Occupational Safety and Health Education and Research Center
Bonnie Rogers, DrPH, COHN-S, LNCC, FAAN, Director

Supported by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

North Carolina Institute for Public Health
Gillings School of Global Public Health, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Phone 919-962-2101