Robert W. Amler, M.D., MBA

New York Medical College

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Areas of Expertise

Health policy and management, emergency and disaster medicine, disease control and prevention, and children’s environmental health

Biography

Robert W. Amler is the dean of the School of Health Sciences and Practice and a professor of public health, pediatrics and environmental health science at New York Medical College. He is a graduate of Dartmouth College, New York University, UMDNJ Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and the CDC’s Epidemic Intelligence Service, with residencies at Bellevue and at St. Luke’s–Roosevelt. A practicing physician, Dr. Amler previously served as regional health administrator for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. As chief medical officer at the Centers for Disease Control Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, he coordinated medical monitoring for anthrax response teams, launched a nationwide program to protect children from chemical hazards, established standardized environmental biomarkers and created a nationwide clinical network.

In The News

Health officials investigating possible case of monkeypox in Manhattan, NY1


The type of Covid-19 test you should take, Well + Good


Doctors debunk popular Covid-19 vaccine myths and conspiracy theories, Healthline


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Who knew grocery shopping could be stressful, The New York Times


How to best handle COVID-19 testing during the holidays, Verywell Health


Data on pediatric Covid-19 deaths in US remains unclear, FOX News


Top COVID testing questions answered, Verywell Health 


The 2021 Westchester Power 100 List, City & State New York


Could you get the vaccine injected in your butt, Slate