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Objective To examine occupational injuries among career women firefighters (FFs). Methods A national cross-sectional survey assessing injury prevalence, types, frequencies, and predictors. Results A total of 3,012 women career FFs were enrolled in the study. Almost a third (31.7%) reported at least one occupational injury in the past 12 months. The most common injuries were dislocations, sprains, or strains (59.3%). Racial minority status, self-rated health, body composition, exercise habits, substance use, mental health, and job dissat
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