Program in Green Chemistry and Chemicals Policy (2008)

Creative Achievements
• Medical degree from the University of Massachusetts Medical School in 2000 and completed specialty training in Family Medicine at San Francisco General Hospital, University of California, San Francisco in 2003.
• Masters studies (MPH) in Environmental Health Sciences at UC Berkeley School of Public Health in 2007

Current Research Interests
• Green chemistry and chemicals policy, including the intersection between European Union regulations and policy development in California.
• The production, use and disposal of chemicals and products and their implications for human health and the environment.
• Clinical practice and instruction in family medicine and reproductive health.
 
Key Publications
• Green Chemistry: Cornerstone to a Sustainable California, University of California Regents, January 2008
 
Teaching
• Dr. Schwarzman offers guest lectures in UC Berkeley environmental health courses and frequently presents the Cornerstone Report findings to non-governmental organizations, industry and businesses groups, professional associations and state and local government agencies.
 
Honors
• Outstanding Resident Teaching Award Nominee, UCSF School of Medicine (2002)
• Julius R. Krevans Award for Clinical Excellence, San Francisco General Hospital & UCSF (2001)
• James F. Carlin Outstanding Medical Student Educator Award, U. Mass. Medical School (1998)
• Idaho Public Health Association President’s Special Award (1996)