LPN - PRN

Career Opportunities with Unify Health Services A great place to work. Current job opportunities are posted here as they become available. Join Our Team as an Industrial Medical Provider About the Role Unify Health Services is seeking dedicated medical professionals—EMTs, LPNs, Paramedics, and RNs—to join our team of healthcare innovators. As an Industrial Medical Provider, you will play a key role in supporting the health and well-being of industrial athletes in a dynamic, on-site setting. This PRN position (hours not guaranteed) is based in Tomahawk, with potential shifts available Monday through Thursday, 5 AM to 1:30 AM (10-hour shifts), and occasional opportunities on Fridays and Saturdays. Work Environment Experience the fast-paced world of occupational health within a large manufacturing plant. Your mission is to safeguard the health of industrial athletes as they work to meet production goals. Safety equipment is provided, and the role requires adaptability and readiness for hands‑on care. Qualifications EMT, Paramedic, LPN, or RN certification or licensure in your state CPR/BLS Six months to one year of professional experience Preferred Qualifications Experience in industrial healthcare Experience administering immunizations Familiarity with workplace safety, health, and OSHA regulations Physical Demands Frequent standing, walking, and sitting Pinching, grasping, and gripping Reaching from floor to overhead Stooping and forward bending Occasional keyboard/computer work Occasional lifting of 30–50 lbs Key Responsibilities Provide immediate care for injuries or illnesses on the plant floor or in the medical center Conduct new hire physicals and assessments Deliver health and wellness education and administer vaccines Perform return-to-work evaluations, including UDS and BATs Why Join Us Be part of reshaping healthcare for industrial athletes. At Unify Health Services, we promote a diverse, inclusive, and supportive work environment where individuality is valued. Apply today to make a meaningful impact in occupational health. #J-18808-Ljbffr