Participants may view the course agenda and learning objectives on the AOCOPM website.
Learning Objectives After completing this activity, learners will be able to: Demonstrate improvement of their medical knowledge on the topics presented Discuss current evidence-based topics relevant to the practice of occupational, preventive and aerospace medicine Advocate effectively for public health and occupational safety
More than 60 percent of large private employers require drug and alcohol testing, and over 20 million forensic drug test specimens are processed by certified laboratories every year. The results of these laboratory tests are reviewed and interpreted by thousands of highly-qualified physicians acting as certified Medical Review Officers (MROs). Federal regulations require MROs to … Read More
Activity overview: AOCOPM sponsors a Basic Course in Occupational and Environmental Medicine designed to provide a basic understanding and expertise in the areas of occupational and environmental medicine while preparing participants to take a written examination qualifying for an AOA-approved Certificate of Added Qualification (CAQ).