Callum Poulin Health Scientist

Callum Poulin is an epidemiologist and consultant with experience in literature reviews, harm reduction modeling, and litigation support. He has 5 years of consulting experience evaluating risk from aromatic hydrocarbons, solvents, fuel exhaust, pesticides, mold, and asbestos. He has performed literature review and synthesis for a variety of topics including PFAS, air pollution, food packaging, and cannabis products. His work history outside consulting includes field work concerning avian malaria in wild songbirds and work as a tutor and summer school teacher for special education and English-second-language students.

Callum has an interest in the history of asbestos and the asbestos industry, including unusual routes of asbestos exposure and the asbestos industry abroad. He holds a BA in biology with a concentration in ecology and evolution from Cornell University and an MPH in epidemiology and biostatistics from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Originally from Massachusetts, Callum is currently based in Tallahassee, Florida.