NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
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TAe Wor/if Trade Center
Worker and Vo/unteer
Medica/ Screentn^ Program
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ATTENTION;
WTC Workers and Volunteers
If you were a worker or volunteer at or near the World Trade Center site or the Staten Island Landfill
following the September 11 terrorist attacks and you were involved in:
• Rescue
[ • Recovery
I • Cleanup
• Restoration of Essential Services
• Debris Removal or Sifting
You may be eligible for this federally funded program, which will be conducted by a consortium of
occupational medicine providers, under the direction of The Mount Sinai Center for Occupational &
Environmental Medicine in partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/National
Institute for Occupational Safety & Health.
The World Trade Center Worker and Volunteer Medical Screening Program
will offer:
• FREE and CONFIDENTIAL Medical Screening Examinations
• Referrals for Follow-up Medical Care
• Occupational Health Education
Call the toll-free WTC Medical Screening Hotline for more information and
to register:.
1-888-702-0630
WWW, wtcexams. org
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Federal funding for this program will support 7,500 medical screening examinations to begin July 15 in the
Greater NY-NJ metropolitan area—with 1,000 additional screening examinations offered elsewhere in the
US through the Association of Occupational & Environmental Clinics.
New York/New Jersey participating partners and examination locations will include:
Manhattan: Mount Sinai Center for Occupational & Environmental Medicine
Bellevue/NYU Occupational & Environmental Medicine Clinic
Queens: Queens College Center for the Biology of Natural Systems
Long Island: SUNY Stony Brook/L.l. Occupational & Environ. Health Center with various examination sites
in Nassau and Suffolk Counties
Westchester (Yonkers): Mount Sinai Center for Occupational & Environmental Medicine I Hudson Valley
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Division at St. John’s Riverside Hospital
New Jersey (Piscataway): UMDNJ Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences Institute
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