Maureen DOLLARD – AUSTRALIA
Curriculum Vitae
Maureen Dollard is Professor of Work and Organisational Psychology and Director of the Asia Pacific Centre for Work Health and Safety, a WHO Collaborating Centre, at the University of South Australia. Her research concerns workplace psychosocial factors. She has published five edited books and 160 papers/ book chapters (over 7000 citations). Maureen is on the Editorial Board for Work and Stress, the Journal of Organizational Behavior, and the European Journal of Work & Organisational Psychology, and the advisory board for International Journal of Rural Management and the beyondblue Workplace Mental Health Advisory Group. She has served as Co-chair of the ICOH-WOPS Scientific Committee since 2009, was Chair of the 2014 Congress of the ICOH-WOPS held in Adelaide, and is on the organising committee of the 2021 ICOH Congress. She established the Asia Pacific Academy for Psychosocial Factors at Work and is Fellow of the European Academy for Occupational Health Psychology.
Endorsers
D. Pisaniello (Australia), S. Iavicoli (Italy), N. Kawakami (Japan), A. Shimazu (Japan), M. Fingerhut (USA), K. Kogi (Japan), M. Sim (Australia), J. Sluiter (The Netherlands), I. Houtman (The Netherlands), J. Oakman (Australia), J. Takala (Finland), M. Isahak (Malaysia), S. Leka (United Kingdom), J. Rantanen (Finland), H. Tovalin (Mexico) and others, A. Tsutsumi (Japan).
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Frida Marina FISCHER – BRAZIL
Curriculum Vitae
Sc in Biological Sciences (University of São Paulo- USP). Master and PhD in Public Health (USP). Free-docency in Public Health. Full Professor of the Dept Environmental Health, School of Public Health, USP (www.fsp.usp.br).
Chair of ICOH Scientific Committee Shiftwork and Working Time/President of the Working Time Society for two terms, until March 2018.
Fellow of the International Ergonomics Association.
Member of the Brazilian Ergonomics Association, and the Brazilian Association of Ocupational Medicine ( ANAMT). Associate editor of the Journal of Public Health (www.fsp.usp.br/rsp) and the Brazilian Journal of Epidemiology. Co-scientific editor of the Brazilian Journal of Occupational Medicine. Board member of the Journal Occupational Health Psychology and contributing editor of the American Journal Industrial Medicine. Ad hoc reviewer of national and international journals and research agencies.
Main interests on teaching and research: work-related diseases, ergonomics, psychosocial factors at work, work organization, night and shiftwork, aging and work, teen work.
Endorsers
M. Fingerhut (USA), R. Facci (Brazil), J. Takala (Finland), J. Gärtner (Austria), J. S. Silva-Junior (Brazil), R. Rocha (Brazil), M. Takahashi (Japan), K. Kogi (Japan), S. Pingle (India), M. Härmä (Finland), E. Sá (Brazil), R. Mendes (Brazil), S. Popkin (USA), E. Santino (Brazil), C. Nogueira (South Africa) and others, M. Bandini (Brazil), E. Enriquez (Mexico), S. Lehtinen (Finland), M. Sim (Australia), T. Yoshikawa (Japan).
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Mats HAGBERG – SWEDEN
Curriculum Vitae
Mats Hagberg, M.D., Ph.D., is professor/chairman at Department of Public Health and Community Medicine, University of Gothenburg (UGOT) Sweden and senior physician/ consultant at Dept of Occupational & Environmental Medicine, Sahlgrenska University Hospital. He is currently member of the ICOH board. He was chairman ICOH scientific committee vibration & noise and assisted in the founding of the Scientific Committees musculoskeletal disorders and Occupational Health for Health Care Workers. Dr. Hagberg is the author of more than 170 peer review papers, among those a position paper (2012) from the Musculoskeletal Scientific Committee. He has received the Taylor award. He started the successful series of PREMUS conferences together with late Åsa Kilbom in 1991. He has been visiting researcher in UCLA, USA and University of Bologna, Italy. The areas of interest is musculoskeletal disorders, vibration, work ability and sustainable health in ageing workers.
Endorsers
D. Wegman (USA), M. Wærsted (Norway), D. M. Rempel (USA), J. Sluiter (The Netherlands), P. Kuijer (The Netherlands), A. Klussmann (Germany), P. Mairiaux (Belgium), M. Frings-Dresen (The Netherlands), A. van der Beek (The Netherlands), K. B. Veiersted (Norway), D. Kang (Republic of Korea), F. S. Violante (Italy), S. Mattioli (Italy), M. Tabanska-Petkova (Bulgaria), M. Andersson (Sweden) and others, P. Westerholm (Sweden), S. Horie (Japan), K. Kogi (Japan).
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Hans Martin HASSELHORN – GERMANY
Curriculum Vitae
Hans Martin (55), OH Physician, is head of the Department of Occupational Health Science, Wuppertal University. Previously, he has worked in Stockholm (work-stress-research, Karolinska Institute) and Berlin (head of OH-research-division, Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, BAuA). Author of > 120 peer-reviewed publications.
For more than 20 years, ICOH has motivated his career: He was Editor of the ICOH Guidebook “OH for HCW – a practical Guide” (Elsevier 1999), PI of the European Nurses’-Early-Exit-Study (2001-2005, several ICOH-colleagues involved), Secretary (2001-2006) and Chair (2006-2009) of the SC "OH for HCW". National ICOH-Secretary (2009-2015), Organizer of the ICOH-Conference WAHE2016 “Work, Age, Health and Employment” (2016). Member of SC “Aging” and “WOPS”.
Current areas of research interest are “work/employment of older workers”, psychosocial work, HCWs.
If elected, Hans Martin would eagerly contribute his long-term interdisciplinary research and networking experience and would pro-actively carry out the ICOH duties to the utmost of his ability.
Endorsers
M. Fingerhut (USA), V. Harth (Germany), R. Orford (USA), A. Klussmann (Germany), M. Hagberg (Sweden), M. Beth-Hübner (Germany), S. Hitzeroth (Germany), R. Alexandrov (Germany), M. Ertel (Germany), N. Kawakami (Japan), W. Buchta (USA), S. M. John (Germany), R. Facci (Brazil), J. Li (Germany), P. Kiss (Belgium) and others, M. Rieger (Germany), A. Tsutsumi (Japan), A. Seidler (Germany), K. Kogi (Japan).
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Martin HOGAN – IRELAND
Curriculum Vitae
Graduated in Medicine from University College Cork, Ireland in 1987. Trained in General Practice and Subsequently in Occupational Medicine in Manchester, United Kingdom. Fellow of both the Faculty of Occupational Medicine and of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland. Currently Full-time Occupational Medical Specialist working in Cork, Ireland. Special interest is Toxicology and the Pharmaceutical &Chemical Industry, in particular.
Former Dean of the Faculty of Occupational Medicine of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland. Lecturer in Toxicology in University College Cork, Ireland. Former National Specialty Director for Occupational Medicine in Ireland and Examiner for the Faculty since 2002. Examined in Ireland, Malaysia and the UAE.
President of the 2018 ICOH Congress in Dublin. This has been the single greatest project of my professional life.
Member, ICOH since 2008. ICOH Board Member for the 2015-2018 Triennium. Medichem Board Member for the 2015-2018 Triennium.
Endorsers
K. Addley (United Kingdom), M. Fingerhut (USA), J. Rantanen (Finland), S. Iavicoli (Italy), A. Adisesh (Canada). J. Takala (Finland), R. Orford (USA), S. K. Kang (Republic of Korea), P. Gueret (Ireland), P. Lee (Ireland), T. Donnelly (Ireland), D. Whelan (Ireland), D. Murphy (Ireland), R. Facci (Brazil), P. Noone (Ireland) and others, R. Ryan (Ireland), C. Nogueira (South Africa), S. Lehtinen (Finland), M. Frings-Dresen (The Netherlands), M. Sim (Australia), E. Enriquez (Mexico), A. Drummond (Ireland), R. M. Orriols Ramos (Spain), S. Shanbhag (India), K. Kogi (Japan).
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Seichi HORIE – JAPAN
Curriculum Vitae
Seichi Horie, MD, MPH, PhD, is Professor, Health Policy and Management, University of Occupational and Environmental Health, Japan (UOEH). He received MD in 1986 and PhD in 2002 from UOEH; MPH in 1993 from University of California, Berkeley. He is board certified by Japan Society for Occupational Health. He is a present Board Member of ICOH, after served as a National Secretary during 2009-2015 and engaged in the current revision of ICOH International Code of Ethics. He is the Vice Chairman of Occupational Health Committee of Japan Medical Association, an Associate Member of Science Council of Japan and a Fellow of Collegium Ramazzini. He completed occupational medicine residency at University of California, San Francisco, worked as a full-time occupational physician of a steel works in Tokyo Metropolitan Area. He has been promoting education and research on the prevention of heat-related illnesses, noise-induced hearing loss and cardiovascular diseases from overtime work.
Endorsers
J. Takala (Finland), N. Kawakami (Japan), S. K. Kang (Republic of Korea), R. Orford (USA), E. A. Kim (Republic of Korea), D. Moyo (Zimbabwe), O. Lo (Singapore), M. Hogan (Ireland), M. Sim (Australia), D. M. Rempel (USA), M. L. Tupia Gonzales (Peru), H. Rintamäki (Finland), J. Rantanen (Finland), S. Lehtinen (Finland), K. Takahashi (Australia) and others, R. Sauni (Finland), M. Hagberg (Sweden), T. Yoshikawa (Japan). K. Kogi (Japan), J. Heikkinen (Finland), A. Tsutsumi (Japan), S. Sawada (Japan).
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Carel T. J. HULSHOF – THE NETHERLANDS
Curriculum Vitae
Carel Hulshof, MD PhD, occupational physician, is professor in occupational medicine at the Coronel Institute of Occupational Health of the Academic Medical Center (AMC) in Amsterdam and co-ordinator of the evidence-based guidelines programme of the Netherlands Society of Occupational Medicine (NVAB). From 2006-2012, he served as chairman of the ICOH Scientific Committee on Health Services Research and Evaluation in Occupational Health. His main areas of interest are: evidence-based practice and guidelines in occupational health, workers’ health surveillance, health services research, shared decision making, and vibration. His drive is to enhance the scientific base of occupational medicine and to translate scientific findings for use in day-to-day occupational health practice. He is (co-)author of more than 150 papers in international and national peer-reviewed scientific journals and book chapters, member of the Editorial Board of the Cochrane Work Review Group, and of the Guidelines International Network (G-I-N).
Endorsers
S. K. Kang (Republic of Korea), P. Westerholm (Sweden), P. Buijs (The Netherlands), M. Hagberg (Sweden), F. van Dijk (The Netherlands), M. Sim (Australia), H. M. Hasselhorn (Germany), A. van der Beek (The Netherlands), H. Fukuda (Japan), M. Hogan (Ireland), K. Hegmann (USA), L. Godderis (Belgium), E. Johanning (USA), T. Higashi (Japan), J. Rantanen (Finland) and others, J. Ruotsalainen (Finland), M. Frings-Dresen (The Netherlands), J. Sluiter (The Netherlands), J. Verbeek (Finland), E. Macdonald (United Kingdom), S. Mattioli (Italy), A. Burdorf (The Netherlands), J. Harrison (United Kingdom), C. Colosio (Italy), T. Nilsson (Sweden).
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Sunil Kumar JOSHI – NEPAL
Curriculum Vitae
Prof. Joshi is a physician (MD) specialized in Occupational Medicine, Diabetology, and PhD in Public Health. He has attended numerous international courses on occupational health. Prof. Joshi is the only registered occupational physician in Nepal and currently working as full time Professor and Head at the Department of Community Medicine, Kathmandu Medical College (KMC), Kathmandu University, Nepal. He has supervised many MD and PhD students who have done their thesis works on occupational health.
He is recognized by the Government of Nepal as an expert in occupational health. He has contributed in drafting the Labour Act of Nepal and National Procedural Guidelines for compensation of Workplace injuries under Social Security Fund. He is ICOH National Secretary for Nepal and he has participated and presented papers in many ICOH conferences. He is Chief Editor of the International Journal of Occupational Safety and Health (IJOSH).
Endorsers
J. Takala (Finland), S. Iavicoli (Italy), T. P. Bhattarai (Nepal), M. R. Bist (Nepal), P. Dahal (Nepal), S. V. Joshi (Nepal), S. Khadka (Nepal), S. Pant (Nepal), L. Paudel (Nepal), S. Pradhan (Nepal), S. Pingle (India), D. Gagliardi (Italy).
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Eun-A KIM – REPUBLIC OF KOREA
Curriculum Vitae
Eun-A Kim is MD (Occupational Medicine), Ph.D. She is currently Editor in Chief of ICOH Newsletter since 2015. She began research on occupational health since 1995, as Director of Department of Occupational Diseases Research, Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency (KOSHA), South Korea since 2009. Dr Kim has been good standing member of ICOH since 2005, and served as secretary of scientific committee of Neurotoxicology and Physhophysiology (SCNP) of ICOH since 2010. She contributed several international symposiums for SCNP and transferred the achievements on of ICOH to the projects of ILO and WHO such as diagnostic tools for occupational disease. As director of occupational research department of KOSHA, she conducted several epidemiological studies on occupational neurotoxicology, occupational cancer, and related occupational health program for the practice in workplace. She is member of editor for international journals such as Annals of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, and Safety and Health at Work.
Endorsers
M. Fingerhut (USA), J. Takala (Finland), M. Sim (Australia), J. Rantanen (Finland), S. Lehtinen (Finland), K. Kogi (Japan), S. Iavicoli (Italy), S. K. Kang (Republic of Korea), S. Horie (Japan), C. Nogueira (South Africa), C. Colosio (Italy), S. Pingle (India).
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Stavroula LEKA – UNITED KINGDOM
Curriculum Vitae
Stavroula Leka PhD is Professor of Work, Health & Policy at the University of Nottingham and Director of the Centre for Organizational Health & Development, a WHO collaborating centre for occupational health. She is occupational health psychologist, Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society, and Fellow of the Royal Society for Public Health and the Higher Education Academy. She has served ICOH as Secretary and then Chair of the ICOH scientific committee 'Work Organisation & Psychosocial Factors' for the past 11 years. She has received an early career achievement award by the American Psychological Association for outstanding contribution in the study of psychosocial risks and work-related stress. She is editor of two book series and has published over 40 papers, 11 books, 35 book chapters and numerous reports and guidance documents. She sits on the editorial boards of various international journals and is Associate Editor of ‘Safety Science’.
Endorsers
J. Rantanen (Finland), J. Takala (Finland), J. Oakman (Australia), C. Nogueira (South Africa), M. Dollard (Australia), M. Fingerhut (USA), J. Sluiter (The Netherlands), H. Tovalin (Mexico), M. Frings-Dresen (The Netherlands), A. Jain (United Kingdom), M. Younes (Switzerland), Q. Durand-Moreau (France), J. Vuori (Finland), A. Curran (United Kingdom), K. Kogi (Japan).
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Olivier LO – SINGAPORE
Curriculum Vitae
Dr LO held senior medical leadership positions with International SOS since 1991, including the International SOS Foundation Ambassador function (2012-).
His medical qualifications include specialization in Air and Space Medicine, Tropical Diseases, Public Health, Disaster Medicine, Emergency Crisis Management, Occupational Medicine (UK) and Maritime Occupational Health Medicine (NIVA, Finland).
Dr LO received his Diploma of Doctor of Medicine from Louis Pasteur Medical University in Strasbourg, France. He is a qualified Occupational Health and Safety Management System Auditor (SEQM/IRCA), licensed from the French Medical “Conseil de l’Ordre”, Fellow at the Royal Society of Medicine (UK), member of the ACOEM (USA), the IMA and ISID. He is the National Secretary (Singapore) of ICOH (2015-2018) and an expert member (PWG) of the Global Reporting Initiative GRI 403 OHS sustainable reporting standard revision 2018.
Endorsers
J. Takala (Finland), S. K. Kang (Republic of Korea), J. A. Morales (Mexico), R. Rajesh (India), N. Wagner (Singapore), A. E. Tay (Singapore), M. Sim (Australia), F. Ayash (United Arab Emirates), S. Horvath (Canada), S. Horie (Japan), M. Donoghue (Australia), R. Heron (United Kingdom).
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Robert ORFORD – USA
Curriculum Vitae
Born in Canada. MD, McGill University, Montreal, Canada. MS, University of Minnesota. MPH, University of Washington. Board certified in Internal, Occupational, Preventive, and Aerospace Medicine.
Former Deputy Minister responsible for Public Health/Occupational Health, Alberta, Canada. Consultant Mayo Clinic since 1988. Former Medical Director, Northwest Airlines. Assistant Professor, Mayo Medical School. Associate Professor, UTMB, Galveston, Texas.
Past President, American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Arizona Medical Association, and Airlines Medical Directors Association. Delegate, American Medical Association.
Member, International Commission on Occupational Health member since 1982, currently member of SCs on OH for Health Care Workers, History of Prevention of Occupational and Environmental Diseases, and MEDICHEM. Former MEDICHEM National Representative for Canada, Former MEDICHEM Board Member, and Chaired the MEDICHEM Conference, Alberta, 1983. ICOH Former National Secretary representing the United States, and Chaired the ICOH Conference on Health Care Worker Health, Vancouver, 2007. ICOH Board Member for the 2014-2017 Triennium.
Endorsers
J. Takala (Finland), B. Rogers (USA), T. L. Guidotti (USA), R. Facci (Brazil), M. Hogan (Ireland), J. Rantanen (Finland), M. Fingerhut (USA), R. Mendes (Brazil), K. Kogi (Japan), C. Nogueira (South Africa), L. Patry (Canada), W. B. Bunn (USA), J. A. Morales (Mexico), M. Sim (Australia), S. Horie (Japan) and others, W. Phoon (Australia).
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Rosa Maria ORRIOLS RAMOS – SPAIN
Curriculum Vitae
PhD. in Environmental Management Engineering received her Graduate of Science in Chemistry Engineering from Barcelona University, Post degree Occupational Health Safety from Suffolk University. Currently, she is International CEO Occupational Health in Institut Català de la Salut and Scientific Advisor in UE. Her research and work focus on preventing harmful exposures and creating healthy environments at work.
Previous, Rosa was Technical Officer Occupational Health & Safety in National Occupational Safety and Health (INSHT) at the Spanish Government. In 2010, Research Fellow in Weill Cornell College. Medicine University. Rosa has spoken, written and testified extensively on health issues, including indoor air quality, Hazardous Drugs exposure, prevention of blood borne exposures,radiations exposures, as well as about the effects of work organization.
Endorsers
J. Takala (Finland), M. S. Lioce (USA), C. Rapparini (Brazil), A. Ergor (Turkey), G. A. Rosal (Spain), D. Moyo (Zimbabwe), M. Fingerhut (USA), S. K. Kang (Republic of Korea), M. Hogan (Ireland), M. Sim (Australia), C. Taboadela (Argentina), C. Nogueira (South Africa), G. Brachman (USA), R. Rajesh (India), R. Orford (USA) and others, B. Rogers (USA), M. L. Tupia Gonzales (Peru), K. Kogi (Japan)..
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Christophe PARIS – FRANCE
Curriculum Vitae
Christophe Paris, 58, MD (Occupational Medicine), PhD (Epidemiology) is head of the Occupational Diseases Department of the University Hospital of Rennes, France. Currently, he is a member of the ESTER team research, headed by Pr Y Roquelaure, in the Inserm Unit 1085 (IRSET). His clinical activity is spotlighted on occupational respiratory diseases, particularly lung cancer, asbestos related diseases and more recently occupational asthma and pulmonary fibrosis. He is involved in several French large projects, including the “Asbestos-Related Diseases Cohort (ARDCO), as an epidemiologist. He is the vice-president of one of the expert committees of the National Agency for Health Security For Environment, Food and Work (ANSES), aiming to “Risk assessment in air environment”. He is also involved in several national consensus statements mainly in the field of the occupational cancers. His research work is mainly focused on occupational respiratory diseases and epidemiology, with more than 80 papers in international peer-review journals.
Endorsers
J. Takala (Finland), M. Guillemin (Switzerland), S. Iavicoli (Italy), D. Moyo (Zimbabwe), M. Hogan (Ireland), L. Godderis (Belgium), A. Lenderink (The Netherlands), M. Sim (Australia), S. K. Kang (Republic of Korea), Q. Durand-Moreau (France), A. Descatha (France), Y. Roquelaure (France), J. F. Gehanno (France), F. van Dijk (The Netherlands), M. Frings-Dresen (The Netherlands) and others, M. Fingerhut (USA), K. Kogi (Japan).
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Shyam PINGLE – INDIA
Curriculum Vitae
Shyam is a senior occupational health expert from India with nearly four decades of professional experience in teaching and practice of occupational health. Shyam has an illustrious academic background with MBBS/MD degrees from India and Diploma in Occupational Safety and Health and Development from National Institute of Working Life, Sweden.
Currently, Shyam is working as Senior OH Specialist and Adjunct Professor at Indian Institute of Public Health Gandhinagar (University) India. He started his career as medical teacher at Nagpur University and has worked in leading manufacturing companies in India as Occupational Health. His major stints included IBM (Country Leader for India, Integrated Health Services) and Reliance Industries (Vice President, Medical & Occupational Health) in India. Shyam has won several awards including the prestigious Sir ADM Oration. He was President, Indian Association of Occupational Health (2009-2011). Shyam is active in ICOH being Chair, Scientific Committee on Occupational Health and Development (2009-2015).
Endorsers
R. Rajesh (India), G. Kulkarni (India), D. Andhare (India), R. Facci (Brazil), S. Iavicoli (Italy), G. van der Laan (The Netherlands), F. M. Fischer (Brazil), D. Moyo (Zimbabwe), C. Taboadela (Argentina), S. K. Kang (Republic of Korea), S. Leka (United Kingdom), M. Sim (Australia), M. Hogan (Ireland), J. Takala (Finland), K. Kogi (Japan) and others, C. Nogueira (South Africa), E. A. Kim (Republic of Korea), D. Gagliardi (Italy), G. V. Prabhu (India), S. Shanbhag (India), R. Mendes (Brazil), R. Parekh (India), P. R. Viapiana (Uruguay), A. Mittal (India), K. Elgstrand (Sweden), D. Shah (India), B. Paul (India), N. Wagner (Singapore), B. Joseph (India), S. Sivaramakrishnan (India), B. Rogers (USA), S. Sharma (India), F. van Dijk (The Netherlands), T. L. Guidotti (USA), D. Sharan (India), P. Westerholm (Sweden), T. Leino (Finland), M. Ross (South Africa), K. N. Sen (India), S. Lehtinen (Finland), J. Rantanen (Finland), Z. Zhou (P. R. China), J. Heikkinen (Finland), N. Diep (Vietnam), M. Fingerhut (USA), Y. Demiral (Turkey), E. Enriquez (Mexico), R. Sauni (Finland), A. Combrinck (South Africa), V. Harth (Germany), M. Milosevic (Croatia), S. K. Joshi (Nepal), O. Lo (Singapore), C. Gulvady (India), E. Merisalu (Estonia), T. H. Nguyen (Vietnam), M. Mansyur (Indonesia), F. Y. Bio (Ghana), C. Cisse (Senegal), M. A. Allen (Trinidad and Tobago), E. Jørs (Denmark), J. Dai (P. R. China), A. El Kholti (Morocco).
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Louwna PRETORIUS – SOUTH AFRICA
Curriculum Vitae
Louwna Pretorius is employed as the National Occupational Health Services (Safety, Health, and Environmental) Manager at Corobrik, Pty (Ltd), Edenvale, South Africa.
She obtained a B. Soc. Sc. Hon. Degree (General / Midwifery/ Psychiatry) from the University of the Free State and completed additional qualifications in Community Health Nursing, Nursing Education, Occupational Health Nursing and Health Services management.
She has been actively involved in the industry for the past 30+ years. Her main responsibilities include facilitation of learning, auditing and consulting on Occupational Safety / Health/ Environment as part of an integrated SHE approach. (OHSAS 18001, ISO 14001).
She represents SASOHN as president (1999-2002) served at SCOHN executive (secretary/ vice chairperson & chairperson 2009- 2015).She was a member to the SA Nursing Council (2003 - 2008) and is a founder member of ANSA.(Academy of Nursing South Africa).
Endorsers
S. Iavicoli (Italy), K. Nishida (Japan), C. Nogueira (South Africa), D. Kocks (South Africa), M. Fingerhut (USA), K. Davies (South Africa), S. Randolph (USA), S. K. Kang (Republic of Korea), H. Hirdi (Hungary), K. Lappalainen (Finland), R. Facci (Brazil), M. Bubas (Croatia).
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Kari E. REIJULA – FINLAND
Curriculum Vitae
Kari Reijula, MD, PhD, Professor acts as the professor in occupational health at the Medical Faculty, Helsinki University, and also as a research professor at the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Helsinki. He is specialist in occupational health. He has acted as the professor of occupational health at the Tampere University and a visiting professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin, USA.
Prof Reijula has worked at the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health since 1986. He was the director of regional institute in Helsinki in 2000-05, and the director of the Indoor Environment Quality - theme (2006-2014).
Prof. Reijula has published over 220 peer-reviewed scientific articles and over 200 other scientific articles mainly on the topic of occupational medicine and health.
Prof. Reijula is now member of the ICOH Board. He has previously acted as the secretary of the ICOH WG on Occupational Infectious Agents (OIA).
Endorsers
J. Rantanen (Finland), S. Lehtinen (Finland), H. Rintamäki (Finland), E. Helaskoski (Finland), H. Suojalehto (Finland), A. Lamminpää (Finland), J. Uitti (Finland), K. Räsänen (Finland), J. Heikkinen (Finland), K. Savolainen (Finland), I. Iavicoli (Italy), F. Gobba (Italy), T. Leino (Finland), J. Vuori (Finland), R. Sauni (Finland) and others, K. Kogi (Japan).
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Marc SCHENKER - USA
Curriculum Vitae
Marc Schenker, MD, MPH is a Distinguished Professor of Public Health Sciences and Medicine at the UC Davis School of Medicine. He has over 30 years of experience in occupational medicine and public health research, teaching and public service. Dr. Schenker is the founding and current director of the Davis Center for Occupational and Environmental Health, the Western Center for Agricultural Health and Safety, and the Migration and Health Research Center.
His specialty is occupational and environmental disease, with a focus on respiratory and reproductive health. Dr. Schenker also conducts epidemiologic research and public policy advocacy on the health of global migrant populations with a particular focus on farmworkers and occupational disease. He has published over 200 scientific manuscripts and six textbooks and has received numerous awards for his work. He is a longstanding member of EPICOH and has served consecutive terms on its management board.
Endorsers
M. Fingerhut (USA), F.M. Fischer (Brazil), P. C. Chen (Taiwan, China), M. Sim (Australia), R. Vermeulen (The Netherlands), J. Takala (Finland), L. Fritschi (Australia), L. Stayner (USA), Y. S. Samant (Norway), J. Rodriguez-Guzman (USA), E. Enriquez (Mexico).
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Paul A. SCHULTE - USA
Curriculum Vitae
I am an epidemiologist (Ph.D.) with training in toxicology and genetics and health planning. I am a Fellow of the American College of Epidemiology. Currently I serve as the Director of the NIOSH Education and Information Division and co-manager of the Nanotechnology Research Center. I also have been chair of the ICOH Scientific Committee on Nanomaterial Workers’ Health since 2012. Much of my working life has been with occupational cancer research and biomarkers. I was the co-editor of the book “Molecular Epidemiology: Principles and Practices.” After that I have been involved with quantitative risk assessment and research to policy efforts developing occupational exposure limits. Most recently I have been focusing on translation research and developing concepts of workforce well-being.
Endorsers
J. Takala (Finland), S. Iavicoli (Italy), M. Fingerhut (USA), A. Jain (United Kingdom), D. Gagliardi (Italy), J. Rantanen (Finland), S. Lehtinen (Finland), T. C. Morata (USA), L. Stayner (USA), R. Sauni (Finland), M. Kitt (USA), J. Heikkinen (Finland), K. Savolainen (Finland), B. Rogers (USA), L. Newman (USA) and others, M. Manno (Italy), I. Iavicoli (Italy), E. Bergamaschi (Italy), W. K. Anger (USA).
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Maria Luisa TUPIA GONZALES – PERU
Curriculum Vitae
Graduated in Nursing, graduated from the Faculty of Nursing of the Peruvian University Cayetano Heredia; Specialist in Occupational Health. Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety Management. Diploma in Management in Nursing Services. Certified as a CAOHC Hearing Conservationist. Currently studying the Diploma of Safety and Health Auditing in the workplace.
Teacher of the Specialty in Occupational Health of the Faculty of Nursing, Peruvian University Cayetano Heredia. Professional experience for more than 8 years in the area of Occupational Health.
Speaker and moderator of various Occupational Health Congresses.
Member of the Peruvian Association of Occupational Safety and Health Nurses (APESSO).
Currently Coordinator of Occupational Health in International Clinic and Teacher of Practice in the Occupational Health Specialty of the Faculty of Nursing at the Peruvian University Cayetano Heredia.
MEMBER ICOH BOARD (2015-2018)
Endorsers
J. Takala (Finland), C. Nogueira (South Africa), R. Orford (USA), A. Monroy (Peru), S. Horie (Japan), R. M. Orriols Ramos (Spain), M. Fingerhut (USA), M. Ramos Flores (Peru), G. A. Rosal (Spain), A. V. Aparicio (Peru), D. Barnaby (Peru), K. Kogi (Japan).
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Francesco Saverio VIOLANTE – ITALY
Curriculum Vitae
Born in 1955, I am professor of Occupational Medicine and, for the time being, President of the Italian Society of Occupational Medicine, founded in 1929, which actually counts approximately 2.000 members in good standing. Besides being a researcher and a teacher in Occupational Medicine, I am also an active occupational physician working with healthcare, manufacturing and service organizations, both public and private.
I believe that Occupational Medicine needs everywhere a strong international perspective and this is the reason why I think that every occupational physician, in every country, should consider the membership of ICOH in the same way as the membership of the national society of Occupational Medicine.
If elected as an ICOH officer, I think that my commitment can be instrumental in strengthening the bonds between ICOH and national societies of Occupational Medicine, to extend the adoption of the ICOH vision at a global level.
Endorsers
S. Iavicoli (Italy), A. Cristaudo (Italy), P. Sartorelli (Italy), P. Kuijer (The Netherlands), D. Gagliardi (Italy), B. Persechino (Italy), S. Mattioli (Italy), G. De Palma (Italy), I. Iavicoli (Italy), F. Gobba (Italy), M. Valsiglio (Italy), P. Zamparelli (Italy), F. Larese Filon (Italy), M. Dell’Omo (Italy), C. Colosio (Italy) and others, R. Sisto (Italy), G. Mantegazza (Italy), A. Modenese (Italy), A. Mutti (Italy), L. Punnett (USA), M. I. D’Orso (Italy), A. Moretto (Italy), P. Pedata (Italy), G. Tranfo (Italy), R. Foddis (Italy), M. Frings-Dresen (The Netherlands), M. A. Riva (Italy), D. M. Rempel (USA), P. Rothmore (Australia), A. Argentino (Italy), P. Cocco (Italy), L. Soleo (Italy), P. Boschetto (Italy), B. Piccoli (Italy), M. Ferrario (Italy), G. Muzi (Italy), M. Imbriani (Italy), N. Miraglia (Italy), M. V. Rosati (Italy), C. Fenga (Italy), C. Costa (Italy), M. Manno (Italy), S. Curti (Italy), A. van der Beek (The Netherlands), J. J. Armani (Italy), G. De Lorenzo (Italy), G. B. Bartolucci (Italy), D. Placidi (Italy), A. Prodi (Italy), S. Mandic-Rajcevic (Italy), A. Iacino (Italy), P. Carrer (Italy), P. Lovreglio (Italy), L. Perbellini (Italy), A. De Luca (Italy), Y. Roquelaure (France), F. Barbic (Italy), A. C. Pesatori (Italy), G. Costa (Italy), R. Bonfiglioli (Italy), A. Seidler (Germany), M. Hagberg (Sweden), M. Bonzini (Italy), M. Lamberti (Italy), C. Salce (Italy), L. Isolani (Italy), J. Verbeek (Finland), J. R. Serfontein (South Africa), P. Westerholm (Sweden), C. Hulshof (The Netherlands).
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Anette WAHL-WACHENDORF – GERMANY
Curriculum Vitae
Date of birth 6/10/1962
Education
1983-1990 Studied medicine at the University of Heidelberg
1990 Doctor in Heidelberg, Scarborough (Great Britain) and research assistant at the Institute for Occupational and Environmental Medicine at Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich
since 2012 Manager of BG BAU’s Occupational Health and Safety Service
Further Qualifications and activities:
Hospital administrator (VWA)
Additional title “preventative medicine” 2014
Psychosomatic primary care for occupational physicians 2012
Occupational health management 2011
Occupational health and safety systems manager (DGQ) 2009
Vice president of the German Association of Company Doctors
IPA advisory board member
Working Group 4.1 of The German Statutory Accident Insurance (occupational health work)
Advisory board member of the Kobra project (BAuA)
Member of the occupational health committee (BMAS)
Ambassador for ‘fit for work’ Germany
Advisory board member for the Federal Ministry of Health, BZGA diabetes public awareness campaign
Endorsers
S. Iavicoli (Italy), H.M. Hasselhorn (Germany), B. Persechino (Italy), D. Gagliardi (Italy), M. Frei (Germany), S. Mattioli (Italy), P. Angerer (Germany), J. Rantanen (Finland), S. Lehtinen (Finland), M. Ertel (Germany).
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Maged YOUNES – SWITZERLAND
Curriculum Vitae
Maged Younes holds a PhD in Biochemistry/Physiological Chemistry from the University of Tübingen, Germany, and a degree of Dr. habil. in Toxicology & Biochemical Pharmacology from the Medical University of Lübeck, Germany. Following an academic career as a researcher and Professor of Toxicology and Biochemical Pharmacology, he worked at the World Health Organization and the United Nations Environment Programme. At WHO and UNEP, he managed and directed various technical and policy programmes (chemical safety, environmental health, environmental conventions, governance and external relations, and food safety and zoonoses). Since his retirement, he works as Independent International Expert, Global Public Health. He is currently a Panel Member and Chair of various Working Groups of the European Food Safety Agency (EFSA), a Visiting Professor of Environmental and Occupational Health and Sustainability, Robert-Gordon University, Aberdeen, and a Professor of Public Health/Environmental Health at IACP in Rome. He has more than 180 publications.
Endorsers
S. Iavicoli (Italy), J. Takala (Finland), E. Kortum (Switzerland), K. Rydzynski (Poland), M. Manno (Italy), S. Leka (United Kingdom), M. Guillemin (Switzerland), K. Savolainen (Finland), M. Dollard (Australia), G. Nordberg (Sweden), K. Jones (United Kingdom), M. Beth-Hübner (Germany), A. Jain (United Kingdom).
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Min ZHANG – P. R. CHINA
Curriculum Vitae
Prof. Min ZHANG has established connection with ICOH for over 15 years; she spared no effort to ICOH related activities, to widen influence of ICOH and to strengthen interaction with ICOH:
1. As a core expert, worked closely with ICOH board members since 2011, particularly, EU-China Project in High Risk Sectors, global work on OH in particular in developing diagnostic and exposure criteria and ICD11 for OD coordinated by ILO and WHO.
2. Promoted application and Chinese translation for the Guidelines for Occupational Medical Examinations advocated by ICOH with DGUV.
3.Built national network on OH for health care workers relate to ICOH Scientific Committee, collaborated with international organizations include ILO, WHO.
4. Implemented activities in China related to BOHS advocated by ICOH, to increase BOHS coverage in China, international tool-kits of BOHS have been researched and introduction.
5. Organized Chinese participants in ICOH Congress 2015 and other events.
Endorsers
J. Rantanen (Finland), S. Iavicoli (Italy), S. Lehtinen (Finland), R. Sauni (Finland), G. van der Laan (The Netherlands), M. Fingerhut (USA), H. Fu (P. R. China), X. Hu (P. R. China), Z. Wang (P. R. China), C. Colosio (Italy), J. Heikkinen (Finland), J. Dai (P. R. China), G. Zheng (P. R. China), K. Kogi (Japan).
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