Occupational Health Nurse/RN - PRN
Occupational Health Nurse/RN - PRN
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Conduct nursing assessments and interventions within the scope of practice.
- Evaluate employees with work-related injuries and illnesses for fitness for duty.
- Provide first aid and triage for on-site employees and contractors.
- Offer return-to-work clearances for employees.
- Perform required screenings and manage credentialing programs.
- Provide pre-employment and annual physicals.
- Deliver educational offerings to employees.
- Collaborate with the client's staff.
- Lead or participate in special projects assigned by client leadership.
- Medical Surveillance:
- Conduct and manage required surveillance examinations.
- Provide medical surveillance support for client employees.
- Perform health assessments, including physical assessments and selected tests.
- Communicate determinations of employee fitness for work to management.
- Medical Emergency Response:
- Provide first-line injury and illness care for work-related conditions.
- Offer emergency medical response as required.
- Interface with local hospitals and emergency medical providers to ensure quality and continuity of care.
- Case Management:
- Provide personal and work-related injury case management following client policies and guidelines.
- Offer medical advice/input to site leadership on work-relatedness of injuries/illnesses.
- Organize independent medical examinations as appropriate and in coordination with the client.
- Health Promotion Program:
- Promote and support client wellness programs.
- Medical Record and Administrative Tasks:
- Ensure adequate clinical documentation of services provided.
- Handle administrative tasks such as faxing, scanning, copying, clinic scheduling, medical waste management, and more.
- Current RN license in the state of Indiana.
- BLS Certification required.
- Bachelor's degree in nursing required.
- Certification in Occupational Health Nursing is desirable.3-5 years of nursing experience; 2-5 years of occupational health nursing preferred.
- Competencies Required:
- Knowledge of anatomy & physiology, toxicology, health promotion, lifestyle risk factors, and ergonomics.
- Certification in Hearing Conservation and Spirometry is desirable.
- Working knowledge of laws, standards, and safety regulations in occupational health (OSHA, FMLA, Workers Compensation).Familiarity with epidemiology, safety, industrial hygiene, wellness, and behavioral change theory.
- Emotional intelligence: self-awareness, self-regulation, empathy, and motivation.
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