Health Fairs

There are numerous advantages to thinking of a part-time or full-time occupational and environmental health nurse (OHN). Occupational health nursing is the specialty practice that provides for and delivers health and safety programs and services to employees, and worker populations. The practice focuses on promotion and restoration of health, prevention of illness and injury, treatment of work and non-work related injuries and illnesses, and protection from work related  and environmental hazards.

Onsite Heath Professional roles have the potential to include: Case management, Counseling, Employee Wellness , Legal and regulatory compliance, Clinical services, and Hazard detection and controls. The American Association of Occupational and Environmental Health Nurses is the national association, www.AAOHN.org. The State Chapter also has a website with information including local chapter information to help you locate a contact near you, www.NCAOHN.org.

Health educators have the potential to design, conduct and evaluate activities that help improve the health of all your employees. They are subject matter experts who may be a significant asset regardless your program needs and objectives and goals. They have the potential to help form a Employee Wellness  Committee and implement numerous of its programs and services, for example or depending on the structure and time commitments of your Employee Wellness  Committee, they have the potential to also coordinate the entire program as well. Integrating the activities of the Committee and/or Employee Wellness professional services within your operations, including within your safety and occupational health program will support additional advantages!