Faculty

David Christiani, MD, MPH, MS

Elkan Blout Professor of Environmental Genetics; Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School; Director, Harvard Education and Research Center; Physician, Massachusetts General Hospital

Tel: (617) 432-1260
Email: dchris@hsph.harvard.edu

Areas of specialty:
Occupational diseases
Biomarkers
Molecular epidemiology

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Ellen Eisen, MS, SD

Adjunct Professor of Occupational Health; Professor of Work Environment, Department of Work Environment, University of Massachusetts, Lowell

Tel: (617) 432-6988
Email: eeisen@hsph.harvard.edu

Areas of specialty:
Refining exposure-response models for occupational epidemiology by applying improved statistical methods

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Rose Goldman, MD, MPH

Associate Professor in the Department of Environmental Health, HSPH; Associate Professor of Medicine, HMS, Chief, Occupational & Environmental Medicine, Cambridge Health Alliance

Tel: (617) 665-1580
Email: rgoldman@challiance.org

Areas of specialty:
Neurotoxicity
Metal Toxicity
Repetitive Strain Injuries
Clinical Occupational Medicine
Medical Education

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Philippe Grandjean, MD, PhD

Adjunct Professor of Environmental Health; Chair and Professor of Environmental Medicine, Institute of Public Health, University of Southern Denmark

Tel: (617) 384-8907
Email: pgrand@hsph.harvard.edu

Areas of specialty:
Environmental Epidemiology, especially the delayed effects of developmental exposure to marine contaminants, Occupational disease from exposure to mineral fibers and flouride, Neurotoxicity and metal toxicology, Biomarker development and validation, Endocrine disruption, Percutaneous absorption of chemicals, Precautionary principle and risk assessment

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Russ B. Hauser, MD, MPH, SD

Frederick Lee Hisaw Professor of Reproductive Physiology

Tel: (617) 432-3326
Email: mailto:rhauser@hsph.harvard.edu

Areas of specialty:

Reproductive and developmental epidemiology, specifically the effect of environmental chemicals on fertility and pregnancy. The impact of environmental chemicals on children's growth and pubertal development. Environmental and genetic risk factors for testicular germ cell cancer.

Website: Environment And Reproductive Health (EARtH Study)

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Stefanos N. Kales, MD, MPH

Assistant Professor in the Department of Environmental Health; Director, Occupational and Environmental Medicine Residency; Director, Occupational Medicine Training Core; Director of Employee and Industrial Medicine Clinical Services, Occupational and Environmental Health Center, Cambridge Health Alliance; Assistant Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School

Email: skales@hsph.harvard.edu

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Christos Mantzoros, MD, MMSc

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Associate Professor in the Department of Environmental Health
Email: cmantzor@bidmc.harvard.edu

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Richard Monson, MD, SM, SD

Professor of Epidemiology, Emeritus; Co-Director, Occupational Epidemiology Training Core

Tel: (617) 432-3325
Email: monson@hsph.harvard.edu

Areas of specialty:
Relationship between the workplace, the environment, and disease

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Melissa Perry, MHS, ScD

Associate Professor of Occupational Epidemiology; Co-Director, Injury Prevention Training Program

Tel: (617) 432-4645
Email: mperry@hsph.harvard.edu

Areas of specialty:
Preventive intervention research
Agricultural health
Injury epidemiology
Endocrine disruption

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Gregory Wagner, MD, MPH

Adjunct Professor of Environmental Health; Senior Advisor, NIOSH

Tel: (617) 432-6434
Email: gwagner@hsph.harvard.edu

Areas of specialty:
Occupational and Environmental Health Policy, Work-related lung disease epidemiology and prevention, Work-Health interrelationships, International silicosis elimination

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