About REOH

Occupational and environmental medicine focuses on the interactions between work, health, and the environment. Doctors who specialize in this field prevent, evaluate, and manage adverse health effects from work and environmental hazards.  Individuals can be exposed to chemicals, sources of traumatic injury, occupational diseases, and hazardous physical agents in their jobs or daily lives.  Any of these exposures can cause injury or disease, which can occur immediately or after years or decades. Understanding these issues and their effects constitutes the core of occupational medicine.

MISSION: To provide evidence-based medical reviews of injuries and illnesses

VISION: To promote fairness for those affected by injury and illness

Our Staff

John C. Schumpert, MD, MPH, FACOEM

John founded Resources for Environmental and Occupational Health (REOH) in 2001 and is Board Certified in Occupational Medicine. He received his Bachelor of Science from the University of Montana, Doctor of Medicine from the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine, and Master of Public Health from the University of Minnesota Graduate School of Public Health, where he also completed his residency in Occupational Medicine. Immediately following residency, Dr. Schumpert was a staff physician at the corporate headquarters of 3M Company and was awarded the 3M Chairman’s Leadership Award for his contributions to the Industrial Hygiene Exposure Assessment undertaken at four of the 3M specialty chemical plants involved in fluorochemical production. Returning west, Dr. Schumpert then provided direct occupational medicine patient care and medical surveillance services at the Idaho National Laboratory. Upon his return to Montana, he was recruited to serve as medical director for occupational health at Benefis Healthcare in Great Falls, where he provided direct patient care, hospital consultative services, program development expertise, and independent medical evaluations. He has served as a faculty affiliate of the University of Montana Center for Environmental Health Sciences since 2002 and as Medical Director for the Employment Relations Division of the State of Montana Department of Labor and Industry from 2010 to 2012 and from 2015 to 2018.

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Anya Vasquez, Chief Executive Officer

Anya received double Bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Fine Art from the University of Montana and a Master of Business Administration from Southern New Hampshire University. Ms. Vasquez oversees all operations of REOH, including the management of finances, human resources, strategic planning, and marketing. She is the current President for the board of directors of the Montana chapter of the Medical Group Management Association. In the past, she was involved in the Open Table mentoring program through Mountain Home Montana and served on the board of directors for Families First & the Children’s Museum. Her professional background includes experience in the non-profit and for-profit sectors, where she provided financial and human resource management, grant writing and exhibit creation, and event planning and donor relations.

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Kate Petterson, Medical Information Specialist

Kate holds a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy/Political Science from the University of Montana and a Master of Science in Psychology from the University of Phoenix.  She provides management of all medical records, editing, and customer service for REOH.  Ms. Petterson has a background in journalism and served as secretary of the Board of Missoula Community Access Television for nine years.  

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Angela Kempster, Administrative Specialist

Angela received a Bachelor's in Social Work and minor in Psychology from the University of Montana.  Angela’s professional background includes work in family advocacy and account management.  She provides administrative support to REOH and is responsible for all aspects of scheduling, client services, and daily interactions with injured workers.

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