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What Is Medical Toxicology?
Learn about medical toxicology and what medical toxicologists do.
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Find a Medical Toxicologist
Find a board certified medical toxicologists in your area.
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Become a Medical Toxicologist
Looking to specialize in Medical Toxicology? Find a clerkship or fellowship program near you.
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Position & Practice Statements
View the complete list of ACMT position and practice statements.
New & Noteworthy
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Lehigh Valley Health Network: Unexpected Sources of Botulism: What to Know and How to Spot the Symptoms
ACMT member Alex Teshon, MD speaks with Lehigh Valley Health Network about the lifestyle risks and symptoms associated with botulism poisoning. -
ACMT Position Statement: Public Health Concerns Associated with 7-Hydroxymitragynine and Other Kratom Compounds
Seven-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) and other compounds from kratom have been shown in animal studies to function as opioids. Additional clinical research is needed to better define their pharmacology and safety profile. -
ACMT Position Statement: What is a Medical Toxicologist?
ACMT sets forth a definition to distinguish the specialty from other toxicology disciplines, and promote consistent use of terminology by describing the education and expertise required of medical toxicologists. -
Hospital Privileges for Physicians Practicing Medical Toxicology
ACMT has developed standards by which hospital credentialing bodies can assess qualifications of medical toxicologists.