1) To provide a historical overview of occupational and 
   environmental disease.
2) To provide an understanding of the basic methods of 
   recognizing, evaluating, treating, controlling, and  
   preventing occupational and environmental diseases.
3) To provide a basic understanding of the etiology,  
   pathophysiology, natural history, and mechanisms of disease  
   causation of occupational and environmental diseases.

The course will focus on the leading work-related and
environmental diseases and injuries and use specific examples 
within selected disease categories for case studies.  At the
conclusion of the course the student will be able to describe
specific methods for recognizing and evaluating occupational
diseases, identify important occupational diseases prevalent in
the workplace, and develop strategies for the control of disease.

1) Introduction / Historical Overview / Occupational History 
Taking
2) Environmental Medicine / Sensitive populations
3) Ergonomics & Prevention of Occupational Injuries / 
Occupational Musculoskeletal Disorders
4) Occupational Skin Disease
5) Medical Surveillance / Biological Monitoring
6) Pulmonary Function Testing 
7) Occupational Lung Disease
8) Occupational CV/Heme Disease
9) Occupational Reproductive Disease
10) Health Promotion / Disease Prevention
11) Occupational Kindey / Liver Disease
12) Occupational Neurology / Noise Induced Hearing Loss
13) Occupational Infectious Disease
14) Occupational Cancer
15) Outdoor Air Pollution / Building Associated Illness