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UCLA SPH Flu Experts
Dr. Linda Rosenstock: Rosenstock is dean of the UCLA
School of Public Health as well as professor in the departments of medicine
and environmental health sciences. During the Clinton administration,
she served as director of the National Institute for Occupational Safety
and Health, the only federal agency with a mandate to undertake research
and prevention activities in occupational safety and health. She has
experience in clinical practice of both general internal medicine and
occupational and environmental medicine. She has published extensively
in many areas of medicine and public health and has provided national
commentary and analysis on health policy in the United States.
Dr. Scott Layne: Layne is associate professor of
epidemiology at the UCLA School of Public Health. Known for cross-disciplinary
work involving biology, physics, and policy related issues, he is a
board certified physician in internal medicine and infectious diseases
and is also trained in applied physics. He focuses on high-throughput
laboratory and surveillance efforts against infectious diseases and
bioterrorism.
Robert Kim-Farley: Kim-Farley is professor of epidemiology
and community health sciences at the UCLA School of Public Health. Kim-Farley
previously worked for the World Health Organization, the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention, and the United States Agency for International
Development. He currently also serves as director of communicable disease
control and prevention for the Los Angeles County Department of Health
Services.
Rick Greenwood: Greenwood, adjunct professor of epidemiology
at the UCLA School of Public Health and director of the UCLA Office
of Environment, Health and Safety. An epidemiologist and microbiologist,
Greenwood is knowledgeable about the threat and spread of infectious
diseases as well as issues related to disaster preparedness.
Media Contact: Sarah Anderson
(310) 267-0440 or email
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