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What Makes an Occupational Medicine Program Great?

A great occupational medicine program works in partnership with employers to “co-design” services that ensure the employees of the company are safe and healthy.

At it’s core, occupational medicine specialists work to diagnose, treat, and prevent occupational illnesses. They also educate employers about safety issues in the workplace. A good occupational health specialist will always be looking for ways to improve the safety practices of their clients’ workplaces while educating them on what they can do themselves at home or in the office to avoid injury.

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OSHA Covid Vaccination & Testing ETS Webinar

Navigating employer compliance in the era of COVID-19 can be daunting. This post summarizes a recent webinar titled “OSHA Covid Vaccination & Testing ETS Webinar”, shedding light on how to guide employers, manage occupational health services, and ensure that businesses remain compliant with changing safety standards.

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Expand Your Occupational Medicine Services

At some point in the development of your occupational medicine services you are going to be looking at effective ways to expand the practice.

As I think about the “core” services, we are actually interacting with a very small percentage of our employee populations.

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Looking for a Competitive Edge? Become a FAA Medical Examiner.

While nearly every occupational health program is looking to gain some competitive edge, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, getting one of the providers designated as an FAA Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) is one way to offer an additional service line that is often overlooked by many programs and will help a program become even more elite.

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