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Past JHU ERC Conferences

Please contact us at kchoi@jhu.edu for more information on any of our past courses in occupational safety and health. 

Title

Dates

Location

Monthly Trivia Night 

Sponsored by AHMP - Hazmat Scholar - JHU ERC

2/26/2026Virtual

Initial Certification CAOHC Hearing Conservation Course 

Link

February 17-19, 2026Virtual

Program Zero Training

Link

Lösningar in partnership with Johns Hopkins University present: Program Zero, supported by Safe System Solutions.

Program Zero is a transformative training initiative designed to equip leaders with the tools and strategies necessary to achieve Vision Zero - eliminating road fatalities and serious injuries. Developed by Lösningar with support from Johns Hopkins University, the program combines an immersive experience with personalized mentoring.

Participants will engage with global experts, including experts on Sweden's Safe System approach, to learn cutting-edge methodologies for road safety planning. The program emphasizes building a supportive peer network, prototyping strategies, and applying data-driven solutions to real-world challenges. By the end of Program Zero, leaders will be empowered to drive meaningful change with a solid Vision Zero plan for their communities.

2/16/26-2/18/26

 

JHU Bloomberg Center, DC
2026 NECOEM/MARCOEM Toxicology Online Mini-Conference2/7/26Virtual

Monthly Trivia Night 

Sponsored by AHMP - Hazmat Scholar - JHU ERC

1/29/26Virtual
MWAOHN Dinner Meeting: Physical Activity Keeps the Aging Brain Fit1/27/26Virtual
2026 NECOEM/MARCOEM Webinar: Optimizing Hernia Care for the Injured Worker1/14/26Virtual

Understanding exposure risks originating from collection at the CollectieCentrum Nederland and Introduction to the Dutch working group on Hazardous Heritage

Link

Organized by The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum and The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health. 

The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum and The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health are collaborating to present a virtual series titled “Building safety programs for community and museum collections” from July through December of 2025.

This series will present case studies of museums or indigenous communities working in partnership with Occupational and Environmental Health and Safety professionals to increase safe practice with their collections as relates to pesticides, silicosis and biocide related risks. 

Recorded presentations will be archived as they become available on the JHU Education and Research Center for OSH YouTube channel.

12/3/25Virtual
MWAOHN Dinner Meeting: It’s Complicated! Case-based Advanced TB Testing Issues for Occupational Health11/5/25Virtual

2025 MARCOEM - MWCOEM Joint Conference

Link

10/24 - 10/26, 2025

 

JHU Bloomberg Center, DC

Spreading Awareness of Object Contamination through Accessible Testing

Link

Organized by The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum and The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health. 

The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum and The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health are collaborating to present a virtual series titled “Building safety programs for community and museum collections” from July through December of 2025.

This series will present case studies of museums or indigenous communities working in partnership with Occupational and Environmental Health and Safety professionals to increase safe practice with their collections as relates to pesticides, silicosis and biocide related risks. 

Recorded presentations will be archived as they become available on the JHU Education and Research Center for OSH YouTube channel.

10/23/25Virtual
Advancing Total Worker Health Education: What Have We Learned?10/21/25Virtual
MWAOHN Dinner Meeting: Considerations for Workplace Health Promotion Programs10/14/25Virtual
2025 NECOEM/MARCOEM Webinar: Updates on Herpes B Management10/10/25Virtual
2025 NECOEM/MARCOEM Webinar: What’s New with Flu: Influenza Trends, Data and Emerging Threats9/17/25Virtual

Heavy metals, dust, microbes, and lack of knowledge – Exploring occupational safety challenges in museums in Finland

Link

Organized by The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum and The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health. 

The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum and The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health are collaborating to present a virtual series titled “Building safety programs for community and museum collections” from July through December of 2025.

This series will present case studies of museums or indigenous communities working in partnership with Occupational and Environmental Health and Safety professionals to increase safe practice with their collections as relates to pesticides, silicosis and biocide related risks. 

Recorded presentations will be archived as they become available on the JHU Education and Research Center for OSH YouTube channel.

9/10/25Virtual
Re-certification CAOHC Hearing Conservation Course (8 hours)9/10/25Virtual
2025 NECOEM/MARCOEM Webinar: Global Occupational Health: Challenges and Opportunities of AI, Automation and Robotics8/27/25Virtual

Safety in Numbers: A Team-based, Interdisciplinary, Collaborative Approach to Addressing Hazardous Museum Collections

Link

Organized by The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum and The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health. 

The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum and The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health are collaborating to present a virtual series titled “Building safety programs for community and museum collections” from July through December of 2025.

This series will present case studies of museums or indigenous communities working in partnership with Occupational and Environmental Health and Safety professionals to increase safe practice with their collections as relates to pesticides, silicosis and biocide related risks. 

Recorded presentations will be archived as they become available on the JHU Education and Research Center for OSH YouTube channel.

8/18/25Virtual
MWAOHN FREE Zoom Webinar: You Are What You Eat: Food Allergies in the Workplace8/7/25Virtual

Initial Certification CAOHC Hearing Conservation Course

Link

8/6/25Virtual

Building a pesticide safety program for textile collections and a public health perspective on museum-oriented risks

Link

Organized by The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum and The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health. 

The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum and The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health are collaborating to present a virtual series titled “Building safety programs for community and museum collections” from July through December of 2025.

This series will present case studies of museums or indigenous communities working in partnership with Occupational and Environmental Health and Safety professionals to increase safe practice with their collections as relates to pesticides, silicosis and biocide related risks. 

Recorded presentations will be archived as they become available on the JHU Education and Research Center for OSH YouTube channel.

7/30/25Virtual
2025 NECOEM/MARCOEM Webinar: Mitigating Occupational Health Risks in Sterile Compounding Pharmacies7/25/25Virtual

Re-certification CAOHC Hearing Conservation Course (8 hours)

Link

7/24/25Virtual

Past 2024 NECOEM-MARCOEM Webinars

  • June 19, 2024 at Noon EST: Update on Silicosis: a resurgent occupational disease
    • David C. Christiani, MD, MPH, MS
      Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
  • July 10, 2024 at Noon EST: Prevention of Laboratory Animal Allergy and Anaphylaxis
    • Gregg M. Stave, MD, JD, MPH
      Duke University School of Medicine
  • July 19, 2024 at Noon EST: Artificial Intelligence and Occupational Safety and Health: Challenges and Opportunities in the Future of Work
    • Jay A. Vietas, PhD
      National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
  • August 15, 2024 at 3:00 pm EST: 2024 Vaccine Update for Occupational Medicine including HCP, travel and research
    • Warner Hudson, MD
      UC Irvine
  • September 18, 2024 at Noon EST: The Future of Work and Mental Health:  Total Worker Health Approaches
    • Casey Chosewood, MD, MPH
      National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
VariesVirtual

Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza: Clinical, Commercial and Community Dynamics

For more info please visit the seminar page.

October 24, 2024Virtual

2024 Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference in Occupational and Environmental Medicine (MARCOEM)

Please go to the conference page for more information

October 25-27, 2024JHU School of Medicine

2024 Chesapeake AIHA & ASSP Educational Seminar: Current Topics in Safety, Health And Environmental Issues

Please click here for more info 

March 12, 2024JHU APL

2024 National Farmworkers Awareness Week Seminar

Sponsored by

The Johns Hopkins POE Total Worker Health ® Center in Mental Health
The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health
The Northeast Center for Occupational Health and Safety

Please click here for more information.

Description

This hybrid seminar is sponsored by The Johns Hopkins POE Total Worker Health ® Center in Mental Health, the Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health and The Northeast Center for Occupational Health and Safety.

This event is a part of National Farmworkers Awareness Week (March 25 - 31) - a week of action for students and community members to honor farmworkers' important contributions and to raise awareness about the issues they face. In particular, this session will focus on the mental health and other related concerns (e.g., chemical exposures) for farmworkers.

March 28, 2024Virtual

NECOEM/MARCOEM Webinar: Migraine in the Workplace

Educational Topics

  • Ways migraine negatively impacts work productivity
  • Economic impact of migraine-related productivity loss
  • Ways to support people with migraine in the workplace and help alleviate migraine-related productivity loss
September 27, 2023Virtual

2023 Scientific Committee on Occupational Health for Health Workers of ICOH Conference

Link

October 24-27, 2023New York Academy of Medicine, New York City 

NECOEM/MARCOEM Webinar: Overview Radiology Tune Up for the Practicing Clinician - Hip and Pelvis

Learning Objectives

  • Review Basic Anatomy of the hip and pelvis
  • Review standard and additional views for CR
  • Discuss MR sequences/arthrogram indication
  • Identify common hip and pelvis imaging findings a. Negative x-ray, next steps? b. ACR Appropriateness criteria
  • Recognize benign lesions
  • Differentiate malignant Neoplasms and other aggressive findings
October 25, 2023Virtual

2023 Virtual Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference in Occupational and Environmental Medicine (MARCOEM)   

Link

October 27-29, 2023 Virtual

MWAOHN Webinar: The Science of Obesity

Sponsored by MWAOHN and the ERC. 

Featuring

Ratna Sarma, MS, CDCES

Executive Educator- Obesity
Washington DC
Novo Nordisk

Lydia Wang, PharmD

Managed Markets Medical Associate Director
Novo Nordisk

November 2, 2023Webinar

2023 Chesapeake AIHA and ASSE Educational Seminar: Current Topics in Safety, Health and Environmental Issues

Presented by: 
The American Society of Safety Professionals Chesapeake Chapter and The American Industrial Hygiene Association Chesapeake Section together and The American Industrial Hygiene Association Local Potomac Section with The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health

March 16, 2023JHU APL, Laurel, MD

National Farmworkers Awareness Week: Second Annual Virtual Seminar 

Sponsored by

The Johns Hopkins POE Total Worker Health ® Center in Mental Health, The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health, The Northeast center for Occupational Health and Safety

March 30, 2023Virtual

MWAOHN Dinner Meeting: Travel Medicine

Diane Rybinski, MPH, RN, COHN-S
Certificate in Travel HealthTM
 

Karen Barry, RN
Certificate in Travel HealthTM
Medical Division
National Geographic Society

April 18, 2023The University Club, Washington, DC

2022 Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference in Occupational and Environmental Medicine (MARCOEM)

The MARCOEM is a regional conference developed and presented by a collaboration among ACOEM components and societies representing New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Virginia. 

Oct 22-23, 2022VIRTUAL

The Johns Hopkins P.O.E. Total Worker Health® Center (POE Center) and  Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center (ERC) for Occupational Safety and Health

Mental Health in the Workplace Fall Summit

We will be hosting an interactive, Hybrid (in person and virtual) Fall Summit, the Mental Health in the Workplace Summit. This is a regional summit oriented to local stakeholders and will focus on workplace culture, peer support, communication about mental health, and burnout, among other topics. We welcome those interested in  workforce mental health to join.  

October 
6-7, 2022
HYBRID

National Farmworkers Awareness Week: Addressing Occupational Health Issues Among Agricultural Workers

This is a part of National Farmworkers Awareness Week (March 25 - 31) - a week of action for students and community members to honor farmworkers' important contributions and to raise awareness about the issues they face. In particular, this session will focus on the mental health and other related concerns (e.g., chemical exposures) for farmworkers.

March 31, 2022Virtual

2022 Chesapeake AIHA and ASSE Educational Seminar: Current Topics in Safety, Health and Environmental Issues

Presented by
The American Society of Safety Professionals Chesapeake Chapter and The American Industrial Hygiene Association Chesapeake Section together with The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health

April 28, 2022

JHU APL, Laurel, MD

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VIRTUAL

2021 Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference in Occupational and Environmental Medicine (MARCOEM)

The MARCOEM is a regional conference developed and presented by a collaboration among ACOEM components and societies representing New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Virginia. 

Oct 15-17, 2021Virtual

2020 Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference in Occupational and Environmental Medicine (MARCOEM)

The MARCOEM is a regional conference developed and presented by a collaboration among ACOEM components and societies representing New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Virginia. 

 Virtual

2019 Scientific Symposium

Southeastern Atlantic College of Occupational & Environmental Medicine (SEACOEM)

August 24-25, 2019Biltmore, Asheville, NC

2019 Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference in Occupational and Environmental Medicine (MARCOEM)

The MARCOEM is a regional conference developed and presented by a collaboration among ACOEM components and societies representing New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Virginia. 

October 11-13, 2019The International House, Philadelphia, PA

2019 Professional Development Seminar 
February 25, 2019

Sponsored by the National Capital Chapter of the Alliance of Hazardous Materials Professionals and the Potomac Section of the American Industrial Hygiene and the JHU ERC.

Followed by the Essentials of Hazardous Materials Management Course (CHMM review) on 2/26/ - 3/1/19

Feb 25, 2019JHU Rockville Campus, Rockville MD

Hospital-Based Nursing Safety: How to bolster safety culture and leadership in your workplace

The objective of this project is to take current knowledge about safety culture and make it accessible to hospital-based nursing personnel and supervisors, so they can apply it to their own workplaces.

4/3/18 & 4/4/18Lancaster, PA

Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 2018 International Annual Meeting

Inspiration from new research and application
Workshops featuring hands-on learning
Plenary Sessions on hot topics
120 Concurrent Sessions of in-depth studies 
Interactive Posters from young professionals to accomplished Fellows Guest Speakers with valuable knowledge
Practitioner Track and UX Day for skill-building insights
On-Site Career Center to explore new opportunities
Networking with colleagues, peers, and mentors from around the world 
Receptions for students, early-career professionals, and poster attendees

October 9-11, 2020Marriott, Philadelphia PA

National Council for Occupational Safety and Health (COSH) Conference 

Marcy Goldstein-Gelb, co-Executive Director at National COSH, called me yesterday to invite our students to present posters at the conference. This would be a great opportunity as the conference is local this year; you save on travel expenses. We encourage students to submit a poster abstract. Please refer to the Call for Posters flyer for more info. 

Dec 4-6, 2018 Maritime Conference Center,  Linthicum Heights, MD
2019 Chesapeake AIHA and ASSE Educational Seminar: Current Topics in Safety, Health and Environmental IssuesApril 18, 2019JHU APL, Laurel, MD

2018 Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference in Occupational and Environmental Medicine (MARCOEM)

The MARCOEM is a regional conference developed and presented by a collaboration among ACOEM components and societies representing New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Virginia. 

Oct 5 - 7, 2018

Rutgers University

New Brunswick, NJ

2018 Regional Occupational Health Conference: Expanding our Horizons

This conference is offered by: Maryland Area, 
Metropolitan Washington, DC, Seneca Valley Maryland Associations of Occupational Health Nurses. 

Oct 20, 2018JHU SON, Baltimore,  MD

Opioids in the Maryland Workplace: Challenges and Solutions

Free to register. Learning objectives are: Describe strategies Maryland businesses and agencies are using to address opioids in the workplace. Discuss innovative, evidence-based approaches to the management of opioids in the workplace. Present tools to assist Maryland businesses in the management of opioids in the workplace and workforce. 

Nov 5, 2018JHSPH, Baltimore MD

2018 Professional Development Seminar 

Sponsored by the National Capital Chapter of the Alliance of Hazardous Materials Professionals and the Potomac Section of the American Industrial Hygiene and the JHU ERC

Followed by the Essentials of Hazardous Materials Management Course (CHMM review) on 2/27/1 - 3/2/18

Feb 26, 2018 JHU Montgomery County Campus, Rockville, MD
2018 Chesapeake AIHA and ASSE Educational Seminar: Current Topics in Safety, Health and Environmental IssuesApril 12, 2018JHU APL, Laurel, MD

2018 Public Employee Safety Association (PESA) Spring Conference

PESA was established by public employees and recognized by the Governor of Maryland in 1967 as a nonprofit organization for the employees of the state and subdivisions. The objective of the organization is to promote health and safety through accident prevention programs, professional meetings, and group discussions of mutual safety and health concerns, and to conduct education and training programs on accident prevention for the purpose of reducing personal injuries and illness.

May 18, 2018 

2017 Symposium and Scientific Meeting: Southeastern Atlantic College Of Occupational And Environmental Medicine (SEACOEM)

Day 1: The Provider’s Guide to Public Safety Medicine: Understanding and using the available guidelines and standards

Day 2: Opioids in the Workplace

August 12-13, 2017Embassy Suites, Concord, NC

Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference in Occupational & Environmental Medicine (MARCOEM)

The MARCOEM is a regional conference developed and presented by a collaboration among ACOEM components and societies representing New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Virginia; and other safety and occupational health professional partners including the Maryland-Area Occupational Health Nurse Association, Seneca Valley of Maryland Association of Occupational Health Nurses, Metropolitan Washington Association of Occupational Health Nurses, and Safety and Industrial Hygiene.

Sept 22-24, 2017JHSPH, JHU SON 

Orientation to Sustainable Environmental Assessment

Environmental review allows local government, federal funding agencies and other stakeholders to identify and evaluate alternative sites and designs that can mitigate adverse impacts and/or lower long-term maintenance costs.  All federal projects come with environmental assessment responsibilities under NEPA, and many local governments either have to meet the NEPA requirement because of the federal portion of funding and/or see the value of routinely including environmental considerations in their local decision making process.

 JHU Montgomery County Campus

Healthcare Challenges of Reaching Vulnerable Immigrant Worker Populations

A one-day conference for healthcare, government, & non-profit organizations providing services for immigrants.

June 19, 2017Kent County, Delaware

Public Employee Safety Association (PESA) Spring Conference

PESA was established by public employees and recognized by the Governor of Maryland in 1967 as a nonprofit organization for the employees of the state and subdivisions. The objective of the organization is to promote health and safety through accident prevention programs, professional meetings, and group discussions of mutual safety and health concerns, and to conduct education and training programs on accident prevention for the purpose of reducing personal injuries and illness.

Topics will include: Active shooter training, Tick hazards, Zika, Protective measures and Tour of Simulation/Evolution room at MFRI. More info to follow. 

May 12, 2017Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute (MFRI), College Park, MD

Workplace Violence Training for Healthcare Workers

Healthcare workers are particularly vulnerable to workplace violence. Between 70- 74% of all assaults in the workplace between 2011 and 2013 occurred in healthcare and social service settings. Workplace violence can happen in an office building or in a home

May 25, 2017Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore,  MD
AIHA/ASSE 2017 Chesapeake Educational Seminar: Current Topics in Safety, Health & Environmental IssuesApril 6, 2017JHU APL, Laurel, MD

2017 Professional Development Seminar 

Spronsored by the National Capital Chapter of the Alliance of Hazardous Materials Professionals and the Potomac Section of the American Industrial Hygiene and the JHU ERC

Followed by the Essentials of Hazardous Materials Management Course (CHMM review) on 2/28/17 - 3/3/17

Feb 27, 2017JHU Montgomery County Campus, Rockville, MD

Regional Occupational Health Conference: It's a Small World - From Global to Local Threats

Topics will include: Workplace violence: protection, assessment, deterrence (2 sessions). Health Care workplaces: incivility and bullying among health care workers. Biosurety: creating a safety culture; containment and risk programs in the US Military. Hexavalent Chromium: worker exposure risk assessment and cancer screening. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: new approaches for recovery. Bioterrorism and our food supply. Health promotion 2016: take action against our alarming trends. Health Risk Communication: messaging to dispel misinformation and panic. 

Oct 22, 2016JHSPH, Baltimore, MD
2016 PESA Conference: Preparing for the Summer MonthsApril 15, 2016Frederick County Safety Training Facility

National Capital Chapter of the Alliance of Hazardous Materials Professionals and the Potomac Section of the American Industrial Hygiene 

Essentials of Hazardous Materials Management Professional Development Conference 

Feb 22, 2016JHU Montgomery County Campus, Rockville, MD

Promoting Health & Safety for Workers with Disabilities: Realizing the Promise of the ADA

The Americans with Disabilities Act turns 25 this year! This conference will explore its impact in the workplace.

June 9-10, 2015University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois

2015 Chesapeake AIHA and ASSE Educational Seminar 

The American Society of Safety Engineers Chesapeake Chapter and The American Industrial Hygiene Association Chesapeake Section together with the JHU ERC. 

4/23/2015JHU Applied Physics Lab - Laurel, MD 

2015 EHMM Professional Development Seminar 

Sponsored by The Potomac Section of the AIHA and The National Capital Chapter of the AHMP and the JHU ERC. Seminar is followed by the EHMM review course (to study for the CHMM exam). 

2/25/15JHU Montgomery County Campus - Rockville, MD 
2014 Regional Occupational Health Conference: Past, Present, Future: Uniting Disciplines for Healthy Workers 10/18/14JHU APL,
Kosiakoff Center, Laurel, MD
The Public Employees Safety Association of Maryland (PESA) Fall Conference: Hazards That Put You at Risk10/17/14SHA, Hanover, MD

MCOEM Fall Update: Occupational Medicine in the Healthcare Setting

CME/CEU Opportunities for members of the Maryland College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (MCOEM) and for members of the American Association of Occupational Health Nurses (AAOHN) and their invited guests. 

09/27/14JHSPH, Feinstone Hall, Baltimore, MD

Seneca Valley Maryland Association of Occupational Health Nurses (SVMAOHN)

Spring Educational Dinner Meeting
"The Affordable Care Act: How Eligibility and Enrollment Can Improve Access to Care"

05/29/14GEICO HQ, Chevy Chase, MD

2014 Chesapeake AIHA and ASSE Educational Seminar: Current Topics in Safety, Health and Environmental Issues

Cosponsored with The American Society of Safety Engineers Chesapeake Chapter and The American Industrial Hygiene Association Chesapeake Section 

04/08/14JHU APL,
Kosiakoff Center, Laurel, MD

2014 Delaware Healthy Homes Summit: Children’s Health & the Indoor Environment

Cosponsored by The Delaware Division of Public Health’s
Office of Healthy Environments

03/12/14University of Delaware, Clayton Hall, Newark, DE
2014 Potomac AIHA/NCC-AHMP Professional Development Seminar02/24/14JHU Montgomery County Campus, Rockville, MD

Frontline Workers and the Worker Safety /Patient Safety Relationship
Conference

Sponsored by: The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health, Georgetown University, The Joint Commission and The Service Employees International Union

10/25/12Washington, DC

2012 Regional Occupational Health Conference

Workforce Health and Safety Issues: From the Assembly Lines to the Battlefield

10/13/12JHU APL
Laurel, MD

Designing the Age Friendly Healthcare Workplace

Sponsored by: University of Maryland School of Nursing and The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health
In collaboration with: Centers for Disease Control/National Institute for Occupational and Safety and Health (CDC/NIOSH)

09/07/12Radisson Plaza Lord Baltimore Hotel, MD
FHI360 - Quality Work, Quality Care: A State-of-the-Art Conference for Home Care Stakeholders04/02/12Washington, DC
Orientation to Sustainable Environmental Assessment Course

Environmental responsibilities under NEPA and other authorities have been delegated by 24 CFR 58 to local governments for many HUD programs, such as CDBG, HOME, NSP, TCAP, subsidized and public housing.  The assessment process is not only required but also offers an opportunity to promote sustainability in project design & implementation.  This course uses interactive exercises with extensive Q & A to provide participants with the hands-on experience needed to fully understand and perform in the environmental assessment area.
07/30 - 08/03/12JHU SON
Baltimore, MD

EHMM Professional Development Conference

There will be three (3) tracks. One track will be a full day certification course (8 hour HAZWOPER Awareness Level class). There will be two other tracks with various topics (some will be repeated). Included in one of these tracks will be a 2 hour ethics training (as required by ABIH for CIH recertification).

02/27/12Rockville, MD
AIHA/ASSE 2012 Chesapeake Educational Seminar

Current Topics in Safety, Health & Environmental Issues
03/07/12Laurel, MD
Symposium on Prevention of Occupationally-Related Distracted Driving

To reduce the risks associated with occupational driving through an examination of the issues regarding work-related distractions and an open dialogue with key stakeholders.
04/18/11JHU APL Kossiakoff Center
Laural, MD

AOHP 2011 National Conference

Sponsored by The Association of Occupational Health Professionals in Healthcare (AOHP)

  • Get the answers to your most challenging  occupational health issues from leading experts
  • Get the latest information related to occupational health including regulations, best practices, legal issues, etc.
  • Network with colleagues and experts in your field
  • Make friends
  • Find solutions to occupational health challenges/issues
  • Continuing Education Credits to maintain certification
  • Get cutting edge information regarding products related to occupational health, items that can improve your practice in efficiency, services, and injury prevention
  • Learn and gain competencies
  • Keep your employees safe and free from injury
09/28 - 10/01/11Hyatt Regency
Minneapolis, MN