Rate My Professor Bill Boroughf

Prior to assuming his role at the National Poisons Centre in July 2022, Boroughf was an Assistant Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Colorado, a faculty member at the Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Safety Center, and practiced forensic medical toxicology with Toxicology Associates in Denver, Colorado. His research output features key publications such as 'Acute adverse events associated with the administration of hydroxocobalamin for acute cyanide poisoning' in Clinical Toxicology (2018), 'The role of chelation for severe lead toxicity' (2025), 'When It Comes to Snakebites, Kids Are Not All Grown Up: a Comparison of Adults and Children with Rattlesnake Bites' in the Journal of Medical Toxicology (2020), contributions to the Toxicology Investigators Consortium Case Registry annual reports, 'Munchausen syndrome by proxy due to tetrahydrozoline poisoning', and analyses of National Poisons Centre data from 2020-2024. Boroughf serves on the editorial board of Toxinz, supporting advancements in toxicology knowledge dissemination.