Bruce W Randolph MD

Bruce W. Randolph, MD, is an occupational medicine physician with training and experience spanning clinical care, workforce health, and public health leadership. He earned a BS in Biology from Tuskegee University, an MD from the University of Florida College of Medicine, and an MPH from the Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health. Dr. Randolph completed residency training in Family Medicine, General Preventive Medicine, and Occupational Medicine, supporting a broad, prevention-focused approach to patient and population health. Dr. Randolph has served in academic and community settings, including prior work as an assistant professor in family and preventive medicine. He has also held leadership roles in correctional health, supporting medical oversight and health compliance initiatives. In addition to clinical practice, he founded Randolph Occupational Medicine Services, providing occupational health services such as workers’ compensation-related care, disability and impairment evaluation, and preventive health programs. A proponent of “Total Wellness,” Dr. Randolph emphasizes practical strategies that integrate physical health, mental well-being, and lifestyle change. He has served as a health officer for a major metropolitan health department and currently contributes to public health innovation and training as Co-Director of PH-IDEAS at the University of Memphis School of Public Health.