Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Augusta Williams

Assistant Professor

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Public Health And Preventive Medicine

Public Health and Preventive Medicine

Department Of Pediatrics, Public Health And Preventative Medicine

Institute Of Global Health

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Public Health and Preventive Medicine

Suny Center For Environmental Health And Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Augusta Williams is currently serving as an Anesthesiology Assistant Professor at Upstate Medical University.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Augusta Williams

Upstate Medical University

Assistant Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

public health urban climate environmental health climate change health sciences built environment safety safety science indoor climate environmental science health policy climatology climatic change disaster risk reduction urban adaptation urban health thermal comfort urban heat mitigation occupational epidemiology occupational safety public safety environmental research air pollution meteorology environmental health perspective thermal engineering sustainable development disaster prevention disaster medicine public health preparedness climate policy climate epidemiology urban security work safety human cognition dominican republic heat wave cognitive function young adults extreme heat event building vulnerability indoor temperature exposures building engineering green building climate development adaptation disaster risk science environmental psychology sustainable construction building science sustainable buildings later adulthood urban environments climate risk climate change mitigation climate action climate issues social environment social epidemiology urban public service short-term variability health geography urban infrastructure climate change adaptation epidemiologic research disaster research transport safety non-air-conditioned buildings observational study current science indoor environmental quality green buildings public housing older adults health benefits united states occupational health

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Leveraging Publicly Accessible Sustainability Tools to Quantify Health and Climate Benefits of Hospital Climate Change Mitigation Strategies. Green Health (2026)

health policypublic healthclimate changehealth caresustainable healthcaresustainability scienceenvironmental healthhealth planningclimate benefitshealth systemsclimate resilienceclimate policy

Extreme Heat Adaptation Planning: A Review of Evaluation, Monitoring, and Reporting. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management (2025)

energy institutesystems engineeringenergy managementthermal comfortextreme environmentsadaptation strategieslong range planningurban heat mitigation

Social and Labor Policies or Programs as Structural Determinants of Occupational Heat Vulnerability. American Journal of Industrial Medicine (2025)

urban climateunemploymentoccupational safetylabor policiesstructural determinantsvulnerabilityindustrial ergonomicssocial stratificationoccupational heat vulnerabilitysocial inequalityoccupational epidemiologysociologypublic policysocioeconomic status

Correlates and Patterns of Using Complementary Health Approaches Among Individuals With Recent and Longer-Term Cancer Diagnoses: A Us National Cross-Sectional Study. Journal of Cancer Survivorship (2024)

health communicationpublic healthcancer carecomplementary medicinecancer preventionwellnesscomplementary health approacheslonger-term cancer diagnoseshealth sciencesoncologycancer education

Emerging Trends in Information-Seeking Behavior for Alpha-Gal Syndrome: Infodemiology Study Using Time Series and Content Analysis. Journal of Medical Internet Research (2024)

health communicationcontent analysisinformation-seeking behaviormedical internet researchpsychological methodsinformation behaviorbehavioral sciencesalpha-gal syndromehuman information interactioncommunicationinformation searchinformation seekingpsychologyonline information

Mandated Rest Breaks and Occupational Injuries and Illnesses in Dallas County, Texas Construction Workers. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (2024)

Leah H. SchinasiAugusta WilliamsAlina Schnake-Mahl

public healthoccupational safetywork safetybuilt environmentrest breaksoccupational injuriesoccupational medicinedallas countyrehabilitation

Traumatic Workplace Injuries: A Cross-Sectional Analysis of Osha Severe Injury Reports, Including the Impacts of Seasonality and Covid-19 From 2015 to 2022. Journal of Safety Research (2024)

public healthtraumaoccupational safetywork safetytraumatic workplace injuriesworkplace health surveillancesafetyoccupational epidemiologydisaster medicinecross-sectional analysissafety sciencecovid-19occupational disorderemergency medicineinjury prevention

The Risks of Warm Nights and Wet Days in the Context of Climate Change: Assessing Road Safety Outcomes in Boston, USA and Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Injury Epidemiology (2021)

José Ignacio Nazif-MunozPablo MartínezAugusta WilliamsJohn Spengler

urban climatedisaster preventionepidemiologydisaster risk reductiontransport safetyinjury preventiondisaster researchhealth sciencesclimate changepublic healthdisastersdisaster risk sciencedominican republicwet daysepidemiologic researchurban adaptationmeteorologywarm nightsoccupational epidemiologysafety scienceclimatology

Can a New Emergency Response System Reduce Traffic Fatalities? the Case of the 911-Emergency Response System in the Dominican Republic. Accident Analysis & Prevention (2020)

disaster preventiondisaster responsedisaster risk reductionemergency communicationemergency managementdisasterstraffic fatalitiessafetyemergency department administrationdisaster medicinedominican republic911-emergency response systemsafety scienceemergency medicinecritical care

Health and Climate Benefits of Heat Adaptation Strategies in Single-Family Residential Buildings. Frontiers in Sustainable Cities (2020)

Augusta A. WilliamsAmir BaniassadiPablo Izaga GonzalezJonathan J. BuonocoreJose G. Cedeno-LaurentHolly W. Samuelson

health policypublic healthurban climatethermal engineeringadaptationbuilt environmenturban adaptationthermal comfortenvironmental healthsustainable developmentsingle-family residential buildingsclimate benefitsglobal healthindoor climateheat adaptation strategiesclimate change adaptationurban heat mitigation

1
2
3
10 / page

Augusta Williams

Assistant Professor

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Public Health And Preventive Medicine

Public Health and Preventive Medicine

Department Of Pediatrics, Public Health And Preventative Medicine

Institute Of Global Health

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Public Health and Preventive Medicine

Suny Center For Environmental Health And Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Augusta Williams is currently serving as an Anesthesiology Assistant Professor at Upstate Medical University.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Augusta Williams

Upstate Medical University

Assistant Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Leveraging Publicly Accessible Sustainability Tools to Quantify Health and Climate Benefits of Hospital Climate Change Mitigation Strategies. Green Health (2026)

health policypublic healthclimate changehealth caresustainable healthcaresustainability scienceenvironmental healthhealth planningclimate benefitshealth systemsclimate resilienceclimate policy

Extreme Heat Adaptation Planning: A Review of Evaluation, Monitoring, and Reporting. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management (2025)

energy institutesystems engineeringenergy managementthermal comfortextreme environmentsadaptation strategieslong range planningurban heat mitigation

Social and Labor Policies or Programs as Structural Determinants of Occupational Heat Vulnerability. American Journal of Industrial Medicine (2025)

health communicationpublic healthcancer carecomplementary medicinecancer preventionwellnesscomplementary health approacheslonger-term cancer diagnoseshealth sciencesoncologycancer education

Emerging Trends in Information-Seeking Behavior for Alpha-Gal Syndrome: Infodemiology Study Using Time Series and Content Analysis. Journal of Medical Internet Research (2024)

Mandated Rest Breaks and Occupational Injuries and Illnesses in Dallas County, Texas Construction Workers. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (2024)

Leah H. SchinasiAugusta WilliamsAlina Schnake-Mahl

public healthoccupational safetywork safetybuilt environmentrest breaksoccupational injuriesoccupational medicinedallas countyrehabilitation

Traumatic Workplace Injuries: A Cross-Sectional Analysis of Osha Severe Injury Reports, Including the Impacts of Seasonality and Covid-19 From 2015 to 2022. Journal of Safety Research (2024)

The Risks of Warm Nights and Wet Days in the Context of Climate Change: Assessing Road Safety Outcomes in Boston, USA and Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Injury Epidemiology (2021)

José Ignacio Nazif-MunozPablo MartínezAugusta WilliamsJohn Spengler

Can a New Emergency Response System Reduce Traffic Fatalities? the Case of the 911-Emergency Response System in the Dominican Republic. Accident Analysis & Prevention (2020)

Health and Climate Benefits of Heat Adaptation Strategies in Single-Family Residential Buildings. Frontiers in Sustainable Cities (2020)

Augusta A. WilliamsAmir BaniassadiPablo Izaga GonzalezJonathan J. BuonocoreJose G. Cedeno-LaurentHolly W. Samuelson

1
2
3
10 / page