A public health professional, Claire Bryant works on the Council’s workplace wellbeing initiatives. She is responsible for planning, implementing and evaluating programs that address workplace concerns such as substance misuse and fatigue. Her role involves researching relevant topics and providing analysis for technical reports and initiatives to develop future programs.

As a Certified Health Education Specialist, Bryant creates tools to help employers address substance misuse and other workplace safety risks related to wellbeing. She develops and promotes holistic interventions that address various forms of workplace impairment, including workplace training programs and impairment detection technology.

Before joining NSC, Bryant worked in clinical quality improvement at Mercy Health Center, a nonprofit health clinic in Athens, GA. She also developed injury prevention programs at Atlanta-area nonprofits, including the Shepherd Center. Bryant earned both her Master of Public Health, with a concentration in policy and management, and her undergraduate degree in health promotion and behavior from the University of Georgia.