"A highlight of our trip was our discussions with the resident nursing staff of the employee and family primary health clinic located on site of the facility. This clinic is available to all employees and their family members for primary healthcare checkups and care which is vital to long-term health and early detection of potentially hazardous health conditions."​

Written by Taylor Buckley, Occupational Medicine Resident 2022

"The Hazard Training the workers are to take includes 40-days in coal mine safety training. In order to be certified to work in a coal mine, a worker must complete 3 additional months of training for the company. The training would consist of their standard method of “A Safety Awareness Process (ASAP)."

Written by Alexei Krainev, Occupational Medicine Resident

"A Memorable Day at UCMC: Exploring Occupational Medicine: What stood out for me was the seamless integration of theory and practical application in the Occupational Medicine department. We met with Dr. Victoria Wulsin, who has always been a source of inspiration for many at UC. The tour not only enhanced my understanding of occupational health but also provided valuable insights into the innovative approaches employed at UCMC."

Written by Supreet Khare, Occupational Medicine Resident

"As an Occupational Medicine resident, visiting the Cincinnati Zoo provided a unique learning opportunity to observe and analyze real-world applications of workplace safety protocols, including the recognition and prevention of heat exhaustion, as well as the management of both common and unique occupational injuries within a dynamic and non-traditional work environment."​

Written by Deyze Badarane, MD, MPH, CPH, Occupational Medicine Resident​

"I enjoyed my visit with the University of Cincinnati to learn the occupational exposures and safety mechanisms the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden employ that keep the animals, employees, and patrons safe.​"

Written by Tony Nesta, MD, Occupational Medicine Resident​

​"As outdoor temperatures rise during the summer months, heat exhaustion becomes a significant occupational health concern at the Cincinnati Zoo, where both staff and volunteers spend extended periods working outdoors."

Written by Tanya Cabrito, Occupational Medicine Resident​