Allison Stock, PhD
Senior Vice President, Environmental, Health & Safety | J.S. Held LLC
New Orleans, LA, UNITED STATES
Toxicologist & Epidemiologist | Public Health Risk Expert | NIOSH Fellowship | CDC Fellowship
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Biography
Dr. Allison Stock is an internationally known toxicologist with 25 years of toxicological, epidemiological, regulatory, and environmental experience. Her background is supported by experience in the federal and state government as well as private industry (small and Fortune 500 companies).
Dr. Stock specializes in human health risk assessments combing both toxicological and epidemiological data. She has expertise in petrochemicals; pharmaceutical agents; environmental permitting; property transfer; environmental, social, and health impact assessments; inhalation toxicology; renal toxicology; drug and alcohol exposures; toxicological and epidemiological risk assessment; communicable and foodborne illnesses such as Legionella, Salmonellosis, and Pseudomonas infections; rapid needs assessments; emergency response; ambient and indoor air monitoring; occupational health and safety plans; and stakeholder communications.
Dr. Stock has served on both federal and industry working groups on air pollution issues such as particulate matter (PM2.5), benzene, carbon monoxide, and low sulfur diesel exhaust. She has also served as a corporate representative and an expert witness for litigation support. Dr. Stock has extensive experience in the evaluation of human health impact studies following environmental, occupational, and pharmaceutical exposures.
Industry Expertise (3)
Chemicals
Public Safety
Health and Wellness
Areas of Expertise (8)
Epidemiology
Toxicology
Environmental
Human Health Risk Assessments
Chemical Exposures
Foodborne & Infectious Disease Outbreaks
Petrochemical Exposures
Air Quality Issues
Media Appearances (1)
Food Safety: It’s Not Always a Gut Feeling
What's the Scenario? with PLRB online
2021-04-20
This episode of PLRB on Demand will feature an interview on: “Food Safety: It’s Not Always a Gut Feeling” with Dr. Allison Stock, Vice President of Environmental Health and Safety at JS Held. Dr. Stock is an internationally known toxicologist with 25 years of toxicological, epidemiological, regulatory, and environmental experience. In today’s conversation, Dr. Stock will challenge some common misconceptions about food safety, and educate us on the science behind food-borne illnesses. She will provide us with some practical tips for avoiding these illnesses, and discuss how training can help food be prepared safety.
Event Appearances (7)
CORONAVIRUS ASSESSMENT: THE SCIENCE OF TRANSMISSION AND SPREAD
April 2020 | North Carolina Association of Defense Attorneys Online
COVID-19: The Science and What We Know (Now), and Issues We Are Dealing With.
JS Held Expert Series
Municipal Water Issues
Claims and Litigation Management
What is Really in your Swimming Pool
World Waterpark Association
What Your Expert Needs to Do
American Bar Association
IARC Updates to Benzene
Harris Martin Conference
Marijuana and Driving
Arizona Claims Association
Affiliations (6)
- Society of Toxicology
- Society of Toxicology : Past President of Occupational and Public Health Speciality Section, Jan 1992 - Present
- American Public Health Association
- International Epidemiological Association
- National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
- U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Articles (7)
SARS-CoV-2 Disinfection and Potential Overuse Adverse Health Effects
JS Held Insights2022 This white paper provides an overview of the current science regarding SARS-CoV-2 on surfaces, recommended disinfection products, and potential health concerns stemming from overuse of chemical disinfection products. The following information may be of particular interest to individuals, supervisors, and health scientists tasked with establishing adequate facility cleaning protocols.
Toxicology of Alcohol: The Role of Toxicologists in Social Host & Liquor Liability
JD Supra2022 This white paper outlines how toxicologists help resolve questions regarding liability in the alleged over-service of patrons or guests that has led to damage, injury, and/or death.
Indoor Air Quality: Health Effects of Airborne Mold & How Mold Is Measured
JS Held Insights2020 This white paper is intended for people with some basic knowledge of industrial hygiene. It provides an overview of how airborne molds cause illness in people and how mold is evaluated in indoor environments.
Food Forensics & Safety: It’s Not Always a Gut Feeling
JS Held Insights2020 For this paper, we are going to focus our discussion on foodborne illness and food contamination in the restaurant, retail, and hospitality sectors. Trained experts, such as epidemiologists and toxicologists, determine how these incidents may have occurred, including the root cause, and provide recommendations on how to eliminate or resolve the problem.
Personal carbon monoxide exposures among firefighters at prescribed forest burns in the Southeastern United States
Archives of Environmental & Occupational Health2013 Exposure to combustion products from wildland fires causes respiratory irritation and decreased lung function among firefighters. The authors evaluated carbon monoxide (CO) exposures of a group of wildland firefighters who conducted prescribed burns in the southeastern United States of America.
Conducting Effective Health Impact Assessments in the Oil and Gas Industry
Society of Petroleum Engineers2010 Health impact assessments (HIAs) have been used for a number of years in the public sector to assess the potential for impacts associated with urban redevelopment projects. HIAs can also serve as a valuable tool in the evaluation of capital projects in the oil and gas sector. Conducting HIAs for industry capital projects, however, is not common and few people or organizations have experience performing HIAs in this context.
Conference summary: International Biomass Smoke Health Effects (IBSHE)
Inhalation Toxicology2007 The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the University of Montana's Center for Environmental Health Sciences (CEHS) co-hosted a conference entitled "International Biomass Smoke and Health Effects" in Missoula, MT, on August 21 and 22, 2007. The goal of this conference was to bring together experts from diverse fields to review the state of the science in several key areas involving biomass smoke research, as well as identify future research directions.
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- English
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