Amy Schultz

Dr. Schultz is an environmental epidemiologist and led the first statewide human serum biomonitoring study of PFAS in collaboration with the State Health Department and State Laboratory of Hygiene. She has extensive experience in recruitment, survey data, and specimen collection for population- and community-based environmental health across Wisconsin. Her research broadly examines environmental exposures and health outcomes with a particular focus on underrepresented and rural populations and the incorporation of education and outreach efforts. While her prior research focused on spatial, social, and behavioral determinants of PFAS exposure, her current work is examining the effects of PFAS mixtures on lipid metabolism and cholesterol.