Fellowship in Occupational and Environmental Medicine (FOEM)

1. Must be a physician who has completed initial clinical training.
2. Must be interested in occupational and environmental medicine, clinical practice, research, or academic medicine.
3. Must be prepared to undertake clinical, research, and classroom-based training.
4. Must complete the required Master of Public Health coursework if an equivalent degree is not already held.
5. Must be willing to conduct an independent research project leading to a conference poster or publication.
6. Must meet the program’s requirements for eligibility for certification in Preventive Medicine and Occupational Medicine.

The Occupational and Environmental Medicine Fellowship at Yale School of Medicine is an accredited two-year clinical and academic training program for physicians. It prepares fellows for careers in occupational health, environmental medicine, clinical practice, research, and academia. Training includes outpatient clinical care, consultation services, workplace hazard assessments, and rotations with occupational health clinics and industry organizations. Academic instruction covers epidemiology, biostatistics, toxicology, and industrial hygiene, with a Master of Public Health degree available through the Yale School of Public Health when required. Fellows also complete independent research intended for presentation at professional meetings or publication.

1. Interested applicants should first contact the fellowship coordinator, Laura Morariu Crowell, by telephone or email to discuss the application process.
2. Applicants should prepare their curriculum vitae and details of their previous clinical training and academic interests. The coordinator can confirm the required application materials, deadlines, and interview arrangements.
3. Selected candidates must complete the program’s clinical, academic, and research training requirements. Applicants seeking an academic research career may ask about the possibility of a funded third year.