The Occupational and Environmental Medicine (OEM) Residency is ACGME-accredited as a two-year residency program that trains physicians in occupational and environmental medicine to improve the health and safety of workers in beautiful Denver, Colorado.
Board Certification in OEM requires three years of training: a clinical year, an academic year and a practicum year. The OEM Residency at the University of Colorado offers a two-year program focused on core requirements for the Master of Public Health degree (MPH), Environmental & Occupational Health coursework, clinical and policy practicum rotations and research opportunities.
Funding
Graduate research assistantships are available on a competitive basis to qualified students. The number of assistantships may vary from year to year depending on the level of research funding.
For additional information on admission to the OEM Residency, please visit the Colorado School of Public Health's OEM site.