Dr. Christine Branche is a distinguished leader in the field of occupational
safety and health, with a particular focus on construction safety and injury prevention.
Education
Ph.D. in Epidemiology from Johns Hopkins University
Current Position
Principal Associate Director of NIOSH and Director of the Office of Construction
Safety and Health
Experience
Over 25 years in occupational safety and health research and policy
As a key figure at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), Dr.
Branche has been at the forefront of developing and implementing strategies to reduce
workplace injuries and fatalities. Her work spans across various high-risk industries,
with a particular emphasis on construction safety.
Throughout her career, Dr. Branche has:
- Led groundbreaking research on fall prevention in the construction industry
- Developed innovative safety protocols that have been adopted nationwide
- Advised on national policies related to workplace safety and health
- Published numerous peer-reviewed articles in leading scientific journals
- Presented at international conferences on occupational safety and health
Dr. Branche's contributions have been instrumental in shaping national policies and
practices in workplace safety. Her dedication to protecting workers and promoting safe
work environments has earned her numerous accolades and respect from peers and industry
leaders alike.
"Our goal is not just to prevent injuries, but to create a culture of safety that
permeates every workplace in America."
- Dr. Christine Branche