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Occupational Health Coordinator
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A Clinical Coordinator coordinates operations and oversees medical assisting staff in a clinic or medical department. Responsibilities include supervision of day-to-day operations, management of business aspects, HR duties within the team.
$65,571 / year median in Texas
+23% projected growth
Job Description
Jewett, TX (North of College Station) $90,000-$120,000 Base + ROA Bonus + Profit Sharing Bonus A Fortune 100 steel manufacturing organization is seeking an experienced Occupational Health professional, Registered Nurse, or Paramedic to support onsite occupational health and emergency medical activities at a large manufacturing facility in Jewett, Texas. This is a highly autonomous position for someone who is comfortable serving as a trusted medical and health resource within an industrial environment. The ideal candidate combines strong emergency-care experience with the maturity, communication skills, and judgment needed to build relationships with employees while managing highly confidential medical information. Responsibilities Provide onsite emergency medical response, triage, first aid, and follow-up care Coordinate occupational injuries, workers' compensation cases, and return-to-work activities Lead and support the facility's Emergency Response Team and rescue program Teach CPR and First Aid courses Administer the facility's drug and alcohol testing program Manage occupational medical surveillance programs, including audiograms, vision testing, pulmonary function testing, and respirator fit testing Coordinate industrial hygiene testing and occupational-health programs Maintain medical equipment, supplies, and emergency-response readiness Maintain confidential employee medical and occupational-health records Coordinate with hospitals, physicians, specialists, and external healthcare providers Participate in incident investigations and provide medical expertise Support OSHA and company health and safety requirements Build strong relationships with employees to encourage early reporting and proactive care Qualifications Candidates should possess one of the following: Nationally Registered or Texas-certified Paramedic/EMS certification, and/or Active Texas Nursing license Additional qualifications include: Minimum 3 years of EMS/Paramedic or emergency-care nursing experience Industrial or occupational-health experience Ability to work independently in a highly autonomous environment Strong interpersonal and communication skills High level of professionalism, maturity, discretion, and confidentiality Ability to respond effectively during emergency situations Willingness to provide after-hours support when necessary Willingness to complete additional emergency medical and OSHA-related training Experience with workers' compensation, OSHA, ADA, FMLA, occupational medicine, industrial hygiene, employee health, medical surveillance, or emergency response is strongly preferred. Location This position is based onsite in Jewett, TX. Candidates must currently live within approximately 30 miles of the facility or be willing to relocate within that radius. Relocation assistance is available for the right candidate.