Expert Witnesses & Forensic Consultants Directory

Occupational & Environmental Medicine — United States

Occupational & Environmental Medicine United States expert witnesses, profiled in this directory, may consult in a multidisciplinary field involving medicine, environmental science, and chemistry, which includes health issues related to air quality, pollution, mold, fungi, pneumonitis, silicosis, asbestosis, second hand smoke, contaminants, etc. These specialists whose practice concentrates on the workplace, who also referred to as Industrial Medicine physicians, evaluate short-term and long-term hazards of the workplace, and may provide IMEs and other evaluations, as well as opining on ethical issues of corporate employee physicians vs. outside occupational medicine providers, DOT, FAA and OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) regulations, and who may testify on issues of workplace accidents and functional capacity evaluations. These Occupational & Environmental Medicine United States expert witnesses may also opine on matters of occupational exposure, catastrophic injury, environmental exposure, occupational cancer, and cumulative trauma disorder. Expert witnesses in this multidisciplinary field may provide forensic services in matters of occupational safety and exposure to biological agents, chemical agents, solvents, benzene, arsenic, creosote, diesel fumes, formaldehyde, hexavalent chromium, welding fumes, PCBs, oil spills, dioxins, perchloroethylene, ozone, trichloroethylene, pesticides, sulfur dioxide, chlorine, ammonia, heavy metals, physical agents, noise, vibration, ionizing radiation, and similar hazards. These experts may also opine on ambient air quality standards (NAAQS), the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA), leaking underground storage tanks (LUSTs), the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), and similar regulatory matters.

Occupational & Environmental Medicine — United States

Expert Witness Referrals to Medical, Technical & Scientific Professionals

Robert B. Swotinsky, MD, MPH

Michael L. Fischman, MD, MPH

Maxwell L. Axler, MD, F.A.A.F.P.

Alan M. Steinman, MD, MPH, FACPM, Rear Admiral (Ret.), USCG/USPHS

Garson M. Caruso MD, MPH, CLCP

Douglas W. Martin, MD — CNOS Occupational Medicine

Occupational & Environmental Medicine

Robert J. Laumbach MD, MPH, CIH

John D Kuhnlein DO, MPH — Medix Occupational Health

Arthur T. Hadley III, MD

Leslie J. Hutchinson, MD, MPH, FACOEM, CHCQM

Occupational & Environmental Medicine

John D. Sanidas, MD, FACS, ABIME, PC

Paul Raford, MD, MPH — Rocky Mountain Integrated Health, Inc.

Andrew P. Robinson, MD, CIME

Russell J. Green, MS, MD

Ghazala Kazi, MD, MPH

Joshua H. Kaufman, MD

Ronald S. Klein, MD

Ann Marie D. Gordon MD, MPH, FACP — Washington Hospital Ctr.

Thomas H Winters MD, FACOEM

Jonathan S. Rutchik, MD, MPH

Stefanos N. Kales, MD, MPH, FACP, FACOEM — Cambridge Occupational Medicine

Russell J. Green, MS, MD — Work Health Solutions

Hung K. Cheung, MD, MPH, FACOEM — OEM Advisor, LLC

Ross S Myerson MD, MPH — Myerson Occupational & Environmental Medicine, PC

Eniola A. Owi, MD — Workhealth Occupational Medicine Clinic

Omowunmi Y Osinubi MD, MSc, MBA, FRCA

Gregg S. Sorensen MD, MPH — Willow Pass Medical Group

Casey Cochran III, DO, FAADEP, FAOCPM

Michael A. Wolfson, MD, MPH

Brian S. Foley, MD, MBA

Scott E. Singer, MD, MPH

Dana Headapohl MD, MPH

Gregg J Eichman DO

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Howard M. Weiner MD, MPH

Daniel H. Cohen MD — Rheumatology Consultants, LCP

David N Markellos MD

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