Douglas DeMoulin

Douglas DeMoulin, PhD, is a postdoctoral fellow in the Vanderbilt Department of Medicine's Division of Epidemiology, Molecular and Genetic Epidemiology of Cancer program. He received his PhD in Environmental Health (Occupational Injury Prevention foci) and minored in Epidemiology at University of Minnesota, with a BS/MS in Occupational Safety and Health with an Environmental Concentration at Murray State University. Dr. DeMoulin's research interests are understanding the health and well-being of firefighters, coping strategies, improved accountability during search and rescue operations using RFID technology, and improved systems of emergency preparedness and response in the workplace. His doctoral work focused on developing a moral injury scale for firefighters and assessing the burden, risk, and protective factors of moral injury in Minnesota firefighters.

 

 

 

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