Barry Bottino is an Associate Editor at NURSE. He covers a range of topics including Disaster & Emergency Response, Public Event Safety, Consumer Health, Health News, and Mental Health, focusing on how these areas intersect to impact community well-being. Barry's work has been featured in NURSE and Safety+Health Magazine.
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Barry Bottino's coverage primarily revolves around college sports and campus achievements, with a particular focus on local talents from Massachusetts. His articles also touch upon workplace safety, as evident in his podcast episode and the article featuring an ex-NFL player addressing safety professionals.
For effective outreach to Barry, consider providing stories about local athletes achieving success at collegiate levels or after graduation. Additionally, pitches related to workplace safety within sports or educational institutions could resonate well with him given his interest in this area.
Given that Barry focuses heavily on local talent and campus-related achievements, any pitches should tie into these themes while highlighting unique angles or human interest aspects of the story.
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By: Kevin Druley, Alan Ferguson, Barry Bottino, Mike Ezzell
EDITOR’S NOTE: Each month, the Safety+Health editorial team discusses important safety topics, and interviews leading voices in the profession.
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Raise workers’ awareness of the relationship between “a clean and tidy workspace and their safety.”
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By: Barry Bottino
Washington — For employers, safety technology should be a good fit rather than just the newest option, says Matt Law, director of the Work to Zero initiative at the National Safety Council.
By: Barry Bottino
Washington — The National Safety Council recently celebrated the fifth anniversary of its MSD Solutions Lab, launched with the aim of reducing work-related musculoskeletal disorders and improving worker well-being.
By: Luiz Castro, Barry Bottino
Harrisburg, PA — Labor leaders and workers joined Pennsylvania lawmakers at a June 2 press conference to call for the passage of a bill aimed at preventing heat-related injuries and illnesses on the job.
