Site And Safety Nurse

Using extensive medical training and knowledge of occupational medicine and safety, company nurses interpret and document a worker’s medical complaints using medical histories and diagnostic tests. While complying with laws and regulations, company nurses investigate and analyze injury trends, research possible occupational hazards, and collaborate with safety teams and managers. Additional job duties can include managing medical records, creating emergency workplace preparedness plans and evaluating health care delivery systems.
Nurses in all states must become licensed in order to practice nursing. While the requirements may vary by state, must have occupational health experience or complete a certificate program. The certified occupational health nurse – specialist credential requires a bachelor’s degree, license and advanced education or training in occupational health.