Occupational Health Nurse

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an Occupational Health Nurse to join a prominent healthcare company. This full-time role offers excellent benefits and a salary of £36,000.

As an Occupational Health Nurse, you will beproviding a compassionate, professional clinical service that is instrumental in the quality of care their clients receive.

You will be responsible for:

• Conduct wellbeing assessments to support employee health.
• Provide health promotion, advice, and education on a range of health topics.
• Carry out health surveillance activities in accordance with clinical guidance.
• Perform safety critical medicals as required by the role or industry.
• Administer travel health services, including risk assessments and necessary vaccinations.
• Conduct drug and alcohol testing in line with relevant protocols.

What we are looking for:

• Previously worked as an Occupational Health Nurse, RGN, Registered Nurse, A&E Nurse, Emergency Nurse or in a similar role.
• Experience working within A&E.
• Must be a Registered Nurse (Part 1).
• Ideally have Occupational Health experience.
• Ability to assess and manage minor injuries and illnesses, along with delivering health and wellbeing initiatives.

Apply now for this outstanding Occupational Health Nurse opportunity to join a dynamic team and advance your career.

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