Occupational Health Nurse

Provides services within the professional scope and standards of license specific to health care of employees and other workers, as determined by Occupational Health Division Management.

Determines employees’ fitness-for-work through clinical and evidence-based assessments. This includes completion of safety sensitive/specified executive occupational evaluations (OE). 

Collects data about the health status of the employee through an occupational health history, physical assessment, and appropriate clinical screening (e.g., HbA1c)

Assesses clinical tests and results, arranges follow up assessment, refers for further investigation, and communicates the results, as required.

Records health data and maintains accurate employee health ...