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Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology Program is a research core within Johns Hopkins Division of Occupational & Environmental Medicine (DOEM), which is dedicated to provide research support and services in occupational and environmental epidemiology to Johns Hopkins Health, Safety & Environment Department and all other governmental, academic, and industrial organizations.
- Provide services to engage in clinical trials to evaluate effectiveness of occupational and environmental health/safety products, such as heated wrap for the treatment of low back pain;
- Provide services to engage in epidemiological studies to demonstrate associations between particular occupational/environmental exposures and diseases, such as cancer risk among fire fighters;
- Provide services in development of statistical tools to predict workers’ compensation costs and identify individual claims which may have potential risk of being catastrophic cost claims;
- Provide services to establish health profiles for companies/industries to demonstrate the health status of workers compared to general US population;
- Provide services in data analysis and modeling for information collected in occupational and environmental surveillances;
- Provide services in meta-analysis and literature reviews on any topic in occupational and environmental epidemiology per customer’s request;
- Provide training opportunities in occupational and environmental epidemiological research methods to domestic and international research fellows or students.
2024 E. Monument St, Suite 1-300
Baltimore, MD 21205
Office: 410.614.5242
Xuguang (Grant) Tao, MD, Ph.D., CTR - Assistant Professor Division of Environmental and Occupational Medicine, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Department of Epidemiology, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
