Occupational Health Nurse II

Summary

Location: Hendersonville, NCDuration: 12 MonthsWork Mode: OnsiteNormal hours: 8 to 4 pm CST Monday - Friday or flexible 4 - 10 hr. shifts Monday - Thursday 7 am to 7 pm or 6 am to 6 pm.ResponsibilitiesLead the implementation and delivery of occupational health programs and services.Conduct injury/illness assessment, triage treatment, and continuity of care.Conduct health surveillance programs and provide health education.Perform ergonomic assessments, case management, and facilitate return to work.Collaborate with human resources, legal, and safety to ensure compliance with state and federal regulatory programs such as OSHA, ADA, HIPAA, and FMLA.Manage workers compensation injury and illness evaluation, treatment, and case management.Oversee leave of absence management STD & FMLA.Manage the Occupational Health Clinic including staffing and supplies.Deliver all medical surveillance and medical clearance programs for the site.Maintain all medical information per OH, legal, HIPAA, and ethical guidelines.Work collaboratively with Safety and Industrial Hygiene regarding medical recommendations in risk assessments, surveillance, medical clearance, and work-related injuries/prevention.Assist in accident investigation from a medical perspective.Administer vaccinations as appropriate for the site.RequirementsBSN or BS with minimum 3 years of occupational health experience preferred.Occupational Health Certification preferred.Strong clinical assessment skills and ability to work autonomously.CPR/AED certified.NIOSH approved Spirometry course completion preferred.CAOHC certification preferred (can be obtained).Case Management experience required.Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills required.Knowledge of EAP, OSHA, FMLA, ADA, HIPAA.Registered Nurse with unrestricted license.Occupational knowledge including epidemiology, occupational and environmental health, toxicology, safety, and industrial hygiene.Preferred SkillsCertified Otorhinolaryngology Nurse (CORLN) credential through the NCBOHN.