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Jens Peter Bonde
Biographical sketch
Jens Peter Bonde, professor of Occupational Medicine, Bispebjerg Hospital, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Education and Degrees
1979: medical doctor, MD, Aarhus University
1991: PhD in Public Health, Aarhus University
1993: specialist in Public Health/Occupational Medicine
1993: doctoral dissertation (disputats), Aarhus University
Positions and Employment
1980-1985: Medical Residency, Hjørring Sygehus
1986-1990: Fellow internal Medicine Ålborg Sygehus
1991-1993: Fellow occupational medicine Århus Sygehus
1993-2008: consultant, Department of Occupational Medicine, Aarhus Universityhospital
1993-2008: senior lecturer in occupational medicine, Aarhus University (ekstern lektor)
1996-2008: head, Department of Occupational Medicine, Aarhus Universityhospital
2002-2006: clinical professorship (5 year), Aarhus University Hospital
2007-2008: clinical professorship (permanent), Aarhus University Hospital
2008-present: consultant and clinical professorship (permanent) of occupational medicine, Bispebjerg Hospital and Copenhagen University
Other Experience and Professional Memberships
International scientific panel, METALUND, Sweden, from 2007
Scientific Committee, the Danish Work Environment Research Council (from 2003, chair from 2005)
Scientific Committee, the Swedish Working Life Research Council on chemical hazards (1998-2000)
Scientific Committee, the Swedish FORMAS Board on environmental toxicology (from 2006)
Board of the Danish Worker Compensation Committee (1995-2005)
Medico-legal council, advisory consultant (1996- )
President for international scientific conferences (1997 and 2001)
Chair the Danish Society of Epidemiology (2001-2003)
Chair Danish Society of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (from 2005)
Chair International Commission on Occupational Health (ICOH), Reproductive Hazards Committee (from 2006)
Main supervisor for 15 PhD’s and 12 research fellows. Opponent at 22 doctoral or PhD dissertations (1993-2010)
Research leadership
JPB was the main force in building the occupational health research team at the Department of Occupational health at Århus sygehus with research spanning a broad spectrum of occupational health. He has experience as leader and chair of large national and international epidemiologic research projects since 1993. He initiated a Danish collaborative prospective project addressing determinants of couple fertility that has been widely published in high-ranking journals as The Lancet and British Medical Journal. JPB coordinated several EU funded multidisciplinary projects with partners from up to 8 countries and centres throughout Europe. Thus he chaired the project management group of a European Concerted Action on Occupational Hazards to male reproductive capability 1993-1997 [The Asclepios project] Since 2002 he was international coordinator of the INUENDO project investigating the impact of persistent organochlorines on human fertility and since 2008 coordinator of the CLEAR project addressing climate changes and human reproductive health. In parallel he has past 5-10 years increasingly been involved in research addressing psychosocial stressors in the workplace and was one of the first to perform epidemiological studies on occupational risk of major depression.
Research grants 2008-2010 (principal investigator)
2008 DKK 1.043000 A registrybased study of the risk of crypthorchidism according to maternal pesticide exposure in Danish greenhouses Danish Environment Protection Agency
2008 DKK 6.054.000. Occupational Environment and Reproduction (MINERVA). Danish Occupational Work Environment Research Fund
2009 EUR 2.357.000. CLEAR: Climate change, environmental contaminants and Reproductive Health. EU’s 7 framework programme
2009 EUR 56.000 ENRIECO POP case study. Environmental Health Risk in European Birth Cohorts. EU’s seven framework programme
2010 DKK 380.000. Occupational risk of deep tromboembolism . A review. The Danish Occupational Work Environment Research Fund
2010 DKK 430.000. Occupational hand disorders. A review. The Danish Occupational Work Environment Research Fund
2010 DKK 174.000. Impact of psychosocial stressors on lifestyle changes. The Danish Research Council
CURRICULUM VITAE - Jens Peter Bonde
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