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Get to Know the Maryland Poison Center Staff

Collage of staff of the Maryland Poison Center

March 1, 2022
Baltimore, Faculty
Angel Bivens, Bruce Anderson, Emily Paterson, Eric Schuetz, James Leonard, Joshua King, Lyn Goodrich, Maryland Poison Center, Nicole Dorsey, Patricia Campbell, Pedro Gamez, Wendy Klein-Schwartz

The Maryland Poison Center staff is a small but mighty team. People are often shocked to hear that our staff only consists of about 25 people since we are a 24/7 state-wide service. Each person plays an important role in the daily operations and fulfilling our mission.

Collage of photos featuring a family, household cleaning products, hand sanitizer, and medications.

April 15, 2020
Community
Coronavirus, COVID-19, Emily Paterson, Maryland Poison Center, MPC, Poison Prevention

Follow these tips from the Maryland Poison Center to make sure your home is poison-safe for everyone during the coronavirus pandemic.

Drs. James Leonard and Elizabeth Hines pose for photo in front of one of the MPC's posters at NACCT.

October 22, 2019
Events, Practice, Research
Bruce Anderson, Conferences, Maryland Poison Center, MPC, Toxicology

Posters and presentations highlight the breadth and depth of toxicology knowledge that spans the center’s staff.

March 18, 2019
Events, Practice
Angel Bivens, Maryland Poison Center, MPC, National Poison Prevention Week, NPPW, Poison Prevention, PPS

March 17-23 is National Poison Prevention Week. Learn some steps you can take to help protect your family against some common household hazards.

A silver foil packet labeled “Spice Diamond” lies on a white surface next to a small pile of dried cannabis.

August 10, 2016
Baltimore, Community, Practice
Angel Bivens, Ask A Pharmacist, Lisa Booze, Maryland Poison Center, Synthetic Cannabinoids

The Maryland Poison Center’s public education coordinator and clinical coordinator answer frequently asked questions about the dangers associated with synthetic cannabinoids.

A graphic announces National Poison Prevention Week, March 20–26, 2016, with text explaining that poisoning is the leading cause of injury‑related death in the U.S. Illustrated icons of household products, medications, and chemicals surround families and individuals, emphasizing poison safety awareness and prevention.

March 18, 2016
Baltimore, Community, Events, Practice
Angel Bivens, Maryland Poison Center, MPC, National Poison Prevention Week, Poison Prevention

MPC’s public education coordinator discusses the dangers of poisonings and offers advice to help families prevent them.

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Get to Know the Maryland Poison Center Staff

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