Specialized Education
AIHA Connect features specialized education tracks designed to ensure OEHS professionals have targeted knowledge in new and emerging issues in worker health and safety. Scroll through this year's specialized tracks:
Total Worker Health(R) Track
This priority focuses on ensuring OEHS professionals are positioned to be leaders and valued participants in preventing harm and protecting and promoting worker well-being (e.g., Total Worker Health®, Exposomics, Total Exposure Health) and recognized as the preeminent experts in the anticipation, recognition, evaluation, and control of exposures to environmental and physical agents and psychological stressors in the workplace, home, and community.
Students and Early Career Professionals Track
Designed to showcase the research initiatives of students across the country, as well as to provide targeted content offerings to students and early career professionals as they navigate entry and professional growth within the occupational health and safety field.
Note: More sessions will be added to this track in April 2027.
Psychosocial Hazards Track
These sessions address topics related to psychosocial hazards in the workplace, including identifying common psychosocial hazards across diverse work environments, assessing psychosocial risks using qualitative and quantitative tools, implementing controls tailored to organizational context and workforce needs, and navigating challenges such as stigma, resistance, and resource constraints.