Nearly a week since AOHC 2025 wrapped up in Austin. In a time when national funding cuts are impacting agencies like #NIOSH, this conference felt timely. It was a moment to regroup, reimagine, and recommit to the future of OEM

#AOHC2025 #OccupationalMedicine #OEM #ACOEM

It was a big week for #OccupationalHealth practitioners with #AOHC2025 wrapping up yesterday, in Austin. In case you want to catch up on some of the big issues in occ health - Future Healthcare Today has you covered, starting with #EHRs.

@qdurandmoreau.bsky.social - I assume you are/were not at #AOHC2025? I thought this might be the year for us to meet in person! Then again, I also cannot fault anyone for hesitating to travel to the US at this point... 😅😭

Dr. John Clarke on stage presenting at AOHC 2025. The backs of heads of attendees are seen in the foreground.

Great opening talk by Dr. John Clarke at #AOHC2025 on implicit bias! He's the Medical Director for Occ. Med. at @astrazeneca.bsky.social. Implicit bias is so critical in medicine, not only in terms of taking care of our patients, but also in how we (esp. Black physicians) present ourselves. 🩺✊🏾

Selfie of Zeke McKinney with many people sitting at tables in the background with an unreadable (at this distance) PowerPoint slide projected on the far side of the room.

First day of #AOHC2025 at the ACOEM House of Delegates meeting! 💚👍🏾

ACOEM | ACOEM Response to HHS and NIOSH Significant Reductions ACOEM is deeply concerned about the recent staffing reductions at agencies within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), including the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health...

This issue will be a key topic at #AOHC2025 (the #OccEnvMed national conference) later this month.

If your ability to attend has been impacted, please contact #ACOEM CEO Craig Sondalle. Read the full message from ACOEM President Dr. Tanisha Taylor here:

acoem.org/Press-Center...