Overview

Occupational Health Nurse Practitioner provides direct employee health services and clinical leadership in an on-site occupational clinic.


Key duties:

  • Evaluate and treat work-related and acute conditions independently
  • Perform physical exams and clinical assessments
  • Prescribe medications and manage patient care
  • Coordinate referrals and specialized monitoring, including beryllium-related cases
  • Lead and maintain emergency preparedness for the clinic
  • Partner with leadership to support workplace health, safety, and wellness initiatives

Required qualifications/skills:

  • Registered Nurse Practitioner licensure with prescriptive authority
  • Strong clinical judgment for occupational and acute care
  • Experience coordinating specialized monitoring and care transitions
  • Ability to provide on-site care independently
  • Proficiency in emergency readiness and workplace health collaboration