The Occupational Health Nurse administers and evaluates the Occupational Health Program, ensuring compliance with all applicable Federal, State, and local laws and professional requirements/policies pertaining to Occupational Health and Worker’s Compensation. This role provides reports to appropriate hospital entities, performs health care screening, evaluation, and counseling, and conducts educational and training components of the program. The nurse obtains health histories, performs basic physical examinations, contributes to a healthier working environment through counseling and training, and performs pre-employment health screening. This position tracks and follows up on immunization requirements, collaborates with Human Resources on work-related injuries/illnesses, and assists with return-to-work assessments. The nurse also collaborates with Infection Prevention, Risk Management, Hospital Administration, and Department Supervisors. Responsibilities include initiating referrals for medical care, maintaining employee medical files securely and confidentially, and administering the Facilities Respiratory Protection Program, including respirator mask fitting and training. The nurse must be available to respond to emergency situations in a timely manner and perform other duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree