Physician (Occupational Medicine)

Provides expert Occupational Medicine services to employees across various occupations and age groups. Key Responsibilities Performs independent occupational physical examinations, including pre-placement, medical surveillance, disability retirement, and fitness for duty assessments. Coordinates with facility and community resources to deliver comprehensive work-related care, considering medical history, diagnostic tests, and emerging procedures. Counsels employees on workplace hazards and exam results; advises management on work restrictions and accommodations. Interprets ancillary test results such as blood panels, pulmonary function tests, X-rays, and audiograms to identify occupational diseases or personal health issues. Diagnoses and manages on‑job illnesses and injuries, stabilizes urgent cases, and ensures accurate documentation of all examinations and treatments. Participates in continuing education to maintain clinical expertise. Serves on professional committees, develops medical surveillance programs, and evaluates workplace hazards through site visits. Provides consultative advice on patient care, performance improvement, and risk management initiatives. Qualifications US Citizenship required. Board Certified/Eligible in Medicine or Osteopathy. Doctor of Medicine or Osteopathy from an accredited U.S. or Canadian school; foreign degrees accepted with ECFMG certification. Full, unrestricted medical license in the U.S., D.C., Puerto Rico, or U.S. territories. #J-18808-Ljbffr Mental Health Association of Rochester