Occupational Health Nurse

Key Responsibilities

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Conducting health assessments and fitness-for-work reviews. Managing sickness absence and supporting return-to-work plans Carrying out health surveillance, such as
Audiometry (hearing tests)
Spirometry (lung function tests)
Vaccination programmes

Supporting workplace risk assessments and health promotion initiatives.
Advising on work-related stress, mental health, and wellbeing
Assisting employers with occupational health policies and compliance.

Entry Requirements (UK) To work as an Occupational Health Nurse, an individual must:
Be a registered nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) .
Usually have a nursing background in: Adult Nursing
Mental Health Nursing
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Children's Nursing
Midwifery

Many employers prefer or require an additional Occupational Health qualification, such as a: Postgraduate Certificate
Postgraduate Diploma
Degree in Occupational Health Nursing