Amy Artuso has worked for over 25 years in children's health and wellness. At NSC, she drives sustainable growth by creating synergies across roadway programs, including child passenger safety, Drive It Home, Our Driving Concern and Check to Protect. She leads NSC initiatives to address preventable motor vehicle tragedies by educating parents, caregivers and all vehicle occupants on proper restraint use.

Before NSC, Artuso worked in pediatric injury prevention at All Children's Hospital, part of Johns Hopkins Medicine, where she collaborated with the Florida Department of Transportation on child passenger safety and bicycle and pedestrian safety programs. She also served as a multicounty Safe Kids coordinator and coordinated Safe Routes to School funding and initiatives. Additionally, she was a civilian training specialist for the U.S. Department of the Army in Germany.

Artuso earned a bachelor's degree in child development from East Carolina University and a master's degree in public health from the University of South Florida. She is a nationally certified child passenger safety technician instructor, past chairperson of the National Child Passenger Safety Board, and currently serves as its secretariat.