Deborah M. Carritte

Deborah M. Carritte, MD, serves as an Assistant Professor holding dual appointments in the Departments of Anesthesiology and Preventive Medicine within the School of Medicine, demonstrating expertise spanning clinical anesthesia and population health disciplines.

Her academic credentials include:

• Doctor of Medicine (MD) from Loma Linda University (1986)
• Bachelor of Science (BS) from Loma Linda University (1981)

Dr. Carritte's research centers on Occupational and Environmental Medicine with emphasis on crisis response systems, integrating preventive medicine frameworks into anesthesiology practice. Her work addresses healthcare infrastructure resilience during public health emergencies, focusing on evidence-based operational protocols for medical departments managing occupational hazards and environmental exposures in pandemic scenarios.

Her 2022 publication analyzing pandemic surge strategies for occupational medicine departments exemplifies her focus on translating clinical research into practical healthcare management tools, highlighting cross-disciplinary applications in infectious disease control and workplace safety systems.

No scientific awards were documented in available sources.

Current records indicate no disclosed graduate student advising activities, grant funding details, or specialized laboratory affiliations beyond her departmental appointments.