801 graduates
823 graduates

Our innovative degree programs and occupational medicine residency have produced more than 780 graduates since 1977

$2.69 billion
$2.69 billion

Estimated cost savings our graduates have generated for employers through the reduction of injuries and fatalities (adjusted for inflation)

Satisfaction
100% satisfaction

Graduates report 100% satisfaction with their training at RMCOEH (71.9% very satisfied, 28.1% satisfied; 237 respondents)

150,000+ professionals
150,000+ professionals

We’ve trained more than 150,000 professionals through our Continuing Education program

15,700+ businesses
15,700+ businesses

We serve more than 15,700 businesses annually through our continuing education offerings and outreach

235,000+ people reached
663M people reached

We’ve provided outreach to more than 663 million people since 2018 through activities such as lectures, media appearances, presentations, site visits, and consultations

Cost savings
Cost savings

25% of our graduates report the cost savings of occupational health and safety services in their organizations as being greater than $500,000

Reducing injuries
Reducing injuries

Our graduates report reducing injuries in their organizations by an estimated 35.6%

Peer-reviewed studies
Peer-reviewed studies

RMCOEH faculty and students publish approximately 80 peer-reviewed studies annually on topics ranging from COVID-19 vaccine efficacy to low back pain in long-haul truck drivers

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Why RMCOEH?

The Rocky Mountain Center for Occupational and Environmental Health (RMCOEH) is training the next generation of occupational safety and health professionals through state-of-the-art degree programs, research and continuing education.

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