The Safety Officer is responsible for planning, implementing, and managing Environment of Care (EOC) programs, including OSHA, Life Safety, and Emergency Preparedness and Management, in accordance with federal and state requirements and Texas Health Resources guidelines. The role provides education, training, and coaching to facility staff and leadership on EOC, OSHA, Life Safety, Emergency Management, and other applicable regulatory requirements. The position prepares and analyzes safety reports based on surveillance of medical office practices; interviews clinic staff and management about EOC, OSHA, Emergency Management, and Hazardous Materials; maintains reporting documents; and forwards relevant information to stakeholders. Urgent findings are escalated to the Director of Risk Management. The Safety Officer also participates in committee and organizational meetings and coordinates plans to promote regulatory compliance. The role manages people and requires local travel to clinics.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED