Maureen A. F. Cadorette

Maureen A. F. Cadorette, Ph.D., MPH, is Director of the Occupational and Environmental Health Nursing Program at Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health. She is Principal Investigator on the Department of Energy (DOE) funded Medical Screening Program for Former Workers from Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico. She is Co-Investigator on a joint DOE sponsored Medical Screening Program for Former Workers from Los Alamos National Laboratory also in NM. These two programs offer free medical examinations to former workers from nuclear weapons defense facilities to determine if they have occupational illnesses related to past exposures during their employment at these facilities. Dr. Cadorette teaches a course in the first term online titled "Fundamentals of Occupational Health," an introductory course in Occupational Health and Safety and is open to students who are not Occupational Health Professionals but are interested in the field. Dr. Cadorette's areas of research interest include the workplace, and workers, the workplace and its effect on the environment, the environment, adverse health effects related to air pollution, thyroid effects from radiation and chemicals, and the health of former workers from the nuclear weapons industry.