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University of California-Davis Medical Center
Occupational and Environmental Health Clinic
Employee Health Service
Cypress Building Suite A
2221 Stockton Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95817
Clinic Founded 1983

AOEC Contact
Stephen McCurdy, MD, MPH
samccurdy@ucdavis.edu
Fax: (530) 752-3239
Clinic appts. (530) 754-7635
Marc Schenker, MD, MPH

Clinic Description
The University of California, Davis Occupational and Environmental Health Clinic is a University-based clinic specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of occupational and environmental health conditions. We are situated at the University of California, Davis Medical Center in Sacramento. Our location in the state capital provides ready access for persons employed in a wide variety of local industries, ranging from agriculture to semi-conductor manufacturing.

Most Common Occupational Diagnoses
Occupational Lung Disease, Solvent Toxicity, Musculoskeletal Conditions, Sick Building Syndrome, Heavy Metal Poisoning

Most Common Environmental Diagnoses
Chemical Exposures

General Services Provided
Diagnosis and treatment of occupational conditions, Diagnosis and treatment of environmental conditions, Medical surveillance, Asbestos surveillance, Medical Screenings, Industrial Hygiene Evaluations, Health Education, Medical-legal examinations, Workers' Compensation Qualified Medical Examinations (QME)

Specialized Services
Occupational Pulmonary Disease, Heavy-Metal Poisoning Evaluation.

Staff
Stephen McCurdy, MD, MPH, Physician
Marc Schenker, MD, MPH, Physician
Bruce Leistikow, MD, Physician
Fellows 1-3
Nurses 2
Industrial Hygienist 1
Epidemiologist 2
Toxicologist 1
Social Worker 1
Health Educator 1

Training Offered
Rotations for other Primary Care residents and medical students, CME activities for community occupational health professionals.

Areas of Significant Research/Interest
Pulmonary Disease, Air Pollution, Pesticides, Reproductive Health, Occupational Cancer, Agriculturally Related Conditions, Semiconductor Manufacturing.

Significant Affiliations
The clinic faculty have working relationships with numerous government agencies, including the California Department of Health Services, Department of Pesticide Regulation, CAL-OSHA, EPA, etc.

(Updated 5/08)

University of California-San Francisco
Occupational and Environmental Health Clinic
2380 Sutter Street, 3rd Floor.
San Francisco, California 94115

Mailing Address
University of California at San Francisco
1600 Divisidero, Box 1661
San Francisco, CA 94143-1661
Clinic Founded 1979

AOEC Contact
Patricia Quinlan, MPH, CIH, email
Phone: (415) 206-3107
Robert Harrison, MD, MPH, email
Phone: (415-885-7580)

Clinic Description
The UCSF Occupational and Environmental Health Clinic draws its patient population from the greater San Francisco Bay Area. We perform medical-legal evaluations, workers compensation care and consultation, and diagnosis of occupational and environmental injuries and illnesses. Our hospital affiliations include the University of California, San Francisco at Mount Zion Medical Center and San Francisco General Hospital.

Most Common Occupational Diagnoses
Asbestos Disease, Contact Dermatitis, Asthma, Lead Exposure, Cumulative Trauma Disorders, Solvent Exposures, Latex Allergy

Most Common Environmental Diagnoses
Pesticide Exposures, Indoor Air Pollution, Mold Allergies

General Services Provided
Diagnosis of occupational related injury and illness, Diagnosis of environmental related disease, Medical-legal evaluations, Health Education, Industrial Hygiene Evaluations

Specialized Services
Occupational Pulmonary Disease, Occupational and Environmental Toxicology, Heavy Metal Disease, Repetitive Motion Injury, Ergonomic Evaluation, Case Management

Non-Routine Tests
Methacholine Challenge, Quantitative Respirator Fit Testing

Erin Andersen, RN, MSN, OHNP, Nurse Practitioner
Patricia Quinlan, MPH, CIH, Industrial Hygienist

Training Offered
Residents, Community Physicians, Medical Students, Nurses, Industrial Hygiene Students, Public Health Students.

Areas of Significant Research/Interest
Pulmonary Disease, Air Pollution, Work-related Musculoskeletal Disorders, Latex Allergy, Solvents, Practice Parameters, TB in Health Care Settings.

Significant Affiliations
University of California, San Francisco, NIOSH-ERC Northern California, Center for Occupational and Environmental Health at UCSF, UC Berkeley, and UC Davis..

(Updated  4/06)

University of California-Irvine
Occupational and Environmental Health Clinic
5201 California Avenue, Suite 100
Irvine, California 92617
Clinic Founded 1976

AOEC Contact
Dean Baker, MD, MPH
Phone: 949-824-8641
Fax: 949-824-2345
Vickie Mercer, Administrator

Clinic Description
The University of California, Irvine Occupational and Environmental Health Clinic is a University-based clinic specializing in evaluation and treatment of occupational and environmental health conditions. It is the point of referral for clinical evaluation related to occupational and environmental exposures for the community in Southern California. In addition to its Irvine clinic, the Center operates a comprehensive occupational health clinic based at the UCI Medical Center in Orange, California. The clinic also functions as a regional Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Unit, providing consultations on children=s environmental health issues.

Most Common Occupational Diagnoses
Asthma
Bronchitis
Pesticide Exposure
Heavy Metal Exposure
Mold and Building Related Symptoms/Illnesses
Repetitive Motion Injuries

Environmental Diagnoses
Asthma
Mold and other Building Related Symptoms/Illnesses
Contact Allergy

General Services Provided
Occupational and environmental disease consultation
Clinical toxicology consultation, (including biological monitoring assessment)
Hazard-based population screening programs
Medical surveillance: design and implementation
Pre-placement examinations programs, including fitness testing (cardiovascular, strength and flexibility)
Fitness for duty assessment
Qualified Medical Evaluations (QME)
Environmental allergy, asthma, and immunology consultation
Occupational and environmental professional educational development
Exposure assessment of indoor and other environments for chemical and microbial hazards
Industrial workplace site safety assessment

Specialized Services
Evaluation of Exposure to Mold in indoor environments
Respiratory Fit Assessment of Occupational Stress

Non-Routine Tests
Fitness Testing

Staff by Discipline and/or Name
Physicians
Dean Baker, MD, MPH
M. Joseph Fedoruk, MD, DABT, CIH
Elliot Kornhauser, MD, MBA, MPH
Ulrike Luderer, MD, PhD, MPH
Leslie Israel, DO, MPH
Wayne Chang, MD, MS
James Seltzer, MD
Scott Hardy, MD, MPH

Toxicologists
Stephen Bondy, PhD
Robert F. Phalen, PhD

Exercise Physiology
Julie Miller, BS

Nurse
Nancy Shinozuka, RN MSN, COHN-S

Administrator
Vickie Mercer

Training Offered
Occupational Medicine Residents, Family Practice and Internal Medicine Residents, Graduate Toxicology Students, Graduate Environmental Health Science Students, Occupational Health Nurses

Areas of Significant Research/Interest
Work Organization and Workplace Psychosocial Stress
Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology
Neurological Effects of Lead or Pesticide Poisoning
Clinical Environmental Medicine, Structured Evaluations and Causation Assessment
Legal Aspects of Occupational and Environmental Health
Pulmonary and Inhalation Toxicology
Neurotoxicology
Environmental Allergy and Immunology

Significant Affiliations
University of California at Irvine, Center for Occupational and Environmental Health
University of California at Irvine, Medical Center
University of California at Irvine, Department of Medicine
Southern California Education and Research Center

Notes: Updated 5/08