2019 © OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH CLINICAL CENTER / 6712 BROOKLAWN PARKWAY, SUITE 204 / SYRACUSE / NY / 13211
WELCOME
The Occupational Health Clinical Center (OHCC) promotes a safe work environment
for all workers. OHCC is here to help you identify work-related illness or injury and
the hazards in your workplace. Occupational diseases are highly preventable through
remediation and alteration of workplace hazards. We can offer suggestions and
advice in helping to reduce or eliminate hazardous exposures. We can offer our
assistance in modifying your worksite and/or work habits to prevent further health
problems.
Our team can provide comprehensive occupational health services which include:
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Board certified occupational medical specialist
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Nurse Practitioners
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Licensed Social Worker
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Certified Industrial Hygienist
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Public Health Educator/Researcher
If you believe you have become ill or injured from your work, call us today for your
initial consultation.
PHONE: 315-432-8899 / FAX: 315-431-9528 / EMAIL: CNYOHCC@UPSTATE.EDU
OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Friday
9:00am - 4:30pm
Patients are seen
Monday - Wednesday
By appointment only
Phone: 315-432-8899
Email: cnyohcc@upstate.edu
AS A MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK STATE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH CLINIC NETWORK, THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH CLINICAL CENTERS
APPROACHES ITS ACTIVITIES IMBUED WITH THE FOLLOWING MISSION:
The primary focus of the New York State Occupational Health Clinic Network is to provide high quality occupational medicine
services, specializing in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of occupational diseases.
Staffed by physicians with a specialty in occupational medicine and with expertise in epidemiology and toxicology, these clinical
centers will serve as regional centers of excellence in occupational medicine.
Network clinics will work in close collaboration with other disciplines, including industrial hygiene, health education, social work
and public health. They will develop strong linkages with health care providers in the community in order to provide high
quality, integrated and coordinated occupational medicine care and to contribute to the public health of workers in New York
State.
Endeavoring to understand the relationship between work and health in a changing occupational landscape, the OHCCs will
remain responsive to the working population in our region.
MISSION