Occupational Medicine Training Grant. University of Pittsburgh Graduate School ofPublic Health Department of Environmental and Occupational Health. Final Performance Report

摘要

Continued NIOSH support of the Occupation Medicine Residency at the University ofPittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health has been instrumental in maintaining the strength of the program. Training Grant funds have been used exclusively for trainee expenses, stipends and support throughout the period of the grant. Strong continuing institutional support has allowed recruitment of additional full-time faculty. This strengthening of the Occupational Medicine Faculty will enhance both the academic and practicum aspects of the residency. During the three year training period from July 1, 1993 to June 30, 1996 the Occupational Medicine Residency graduated 10 residents. All are employed in the specialty in industry, academica, hospital based clinics, military ad government service. All who have taken specialty board examinations in Occupational Medicine have passed. Three resident physicians will complete the program at the end of July 1996, and three new resident physicians have been recruited and selected to begin the residency in August 1996.