Earl Maurice Strum

Dr. Earl Maurice Strum serves as Clinical Professor with dual appointments in Anesthesiology and Population and Public Health Science, where he directs Employee Health programs. His clinical leadership focuses on occupational wellness frameworks for healthcare systems, particularly during public health emergencies. Research examines workforce protection strategies and pandemic response efficacy.

His investigations during COVID-19 documented healthcare workers' psychological sequelae and optimized surveillance methods for viral variants. Studies established evidence for double-vaccination benefits in reducing sick leave duration and improving workforce resilience during outbreaks.

Dr. Strum's publications reflect consistent attention to systemic health protection, from early work on intraoperative hemodialysis to contemporary research on pandemic preparedness. His approach integrates clinical anesthesiology expertise with population health methodologies.