Beth Rosenberg

Beth Rosenberg is an Associate Professor at Tufts University School of Medicine in the Public Health and Community Medicine department. Her work bridges academic research with practical applications in occupational and environmental health.

• Doctor of Science, University of Massachusetts Lowell (1995)
• Master of Public Health, Boston University (1983)
• Bachelor of Arts, Wellesley College (1979)

Rosenberg's research focuses on creating safe production systems that protect workers and the environment, exploring corporate drivers for safety adoption and public health as a tool for social change. She has led:

• Health and safety curriculum development for the United Steelworkers of America
• Environmental health studies at former nuclear weapons production sites
• Safety innovation projects in the offshore wind industry

Her publications span hazardous waste management, chemical safety board policies, and sociotechnical approaches to industrial safety. Grants include DOE/NIEHS funding for hazardous waste worker training.

• DOE Hazardous Waste Workers Training Grant (multiple terms)
• Faculty Fellow, Tisch College Social Emotional Learning (2017-2018)

Professional roles include serving on the U.S. Chemical Safety Board (2013-2014), editorial board member for New Solutions (2018-present), and regular facilitation of United Steelworkers health and safety summits.