Occupational & Environmental Lung Diseases Program

The Occupational and Environmental Lung Diseases Program at Yale is a collaborative, multidisciplinary effort involving physicians from Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Occupational and Environmental Medicine, and Pathology at Yale. Specialized immunologic assays and inhalation challenge testing are available for selected exposures.

Patients with asthma, interstitial lung disease, and other pulmonary disorders are evaluated to determine whether environmental and/or occupational exposures may be causing or exacerbating their lung diseases.

Workplace and home environmental assessments may be performed by a member of our industrial hygiene team as part of the evaluation and plan for treatment.

	Ahasic, Amy Marie, MD, MPH	Assistant Professor of Medicine (Pulmonary)	(203) 785-4198 Appts (203) 737-5453 Fax
	Gulati, Mridu, MD	Assistant Professor of Medicine (Pulmonary)	(203) 785-4198 Appts (203) 785-4198 Fax
	Homer, Robert J, MD, PhD	Professor of Pathology and of Medicine (Pulmonary); Director, Medical Student Course Module; Director of Medical Studies	(203) 932-5711 Appts Ext. 3319
	Rabinowitz, Peter Macgarr, MD	Associate Professor of Medicine (Occupational Medicine); Director of Electives, Yale School of Medicine; Director, Yale Human Animal Medicine Project	(203) 785-4197 Appts (203) 785-7391 Fax
	Redlich, Carrie A, MD, MPH	Professor of Medicine (Occupational Medicine); Director, Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program	(203) 785-4197 Appts (203) 785-7391 Fax

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