Occupational Nurse - Bloomfield

The TJX Companies, Inc.Bloomfield, CT
$75,200 - $99,600Onsite

About The Position

HomeGoods is seeking an Occupational Nurse to support their Distribution Center network. This role is key in partnering with Operations and Facilities to implement new health and safety practices, maintain current standards, and manage healthcare for incidents. The nurse will provide treatment for work-related injuries and illnesses, manage workers' compensation claims, and support safety and wellness programs.

Requirements

  • BS Degree in Nursing, LPNs will be considered, experience considered in lieu of degree.
  • Good knowledge of occupational health principles.
  • Prior experience handling worker's compensation, medical leave cases, and associate wellness programs.
  • Certified in CPR, First Aid, and Bloodborne Pathogens.
  • Willing to work a flexible schedule, which includes being on-call for consultations (most of which can be rectified via telephone or video call).

Nice To Haves

  • Bilingual (English and Spanish) is strong preferred, but not required.

Responsibilities

  • Provide treatment to associates with work-related injuries or illnesses.
  • Act as the point-person for workers compensation claims and lead all aspects of the case management.
  • Support various Safety and Wellness programs.
  • Review all first reports of injury.
  • Communicate and maintain working relationships with Associates, medical providers, treating physicians, insurance carriers, and corporate partners.

Benefits

  • Associate discount
  • 401(k) match
  • medical/dental/vision
  • HSA
  • health care FSA
  • life insurance
  • short/long-term disability
  • paid holidays/vacation /sick/bereavement/parental leave
  • EAP
  • incentive programs
  • auto/home insurance discounts
  • scholarship program
  • adoption/surrogacy assistance
  • smoking cessation
  • child care/cell phone discounts
  • pet/legal insurance
  • credit union
  • referral bonuses
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