Occupational Health Advisor

Occupational Health Advisor – Belfast

Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland
Hours: 37.5 hours per week
Salary: £43,000 – £48,000 per annum
Job Type: Full-time
Work Pattern: On-site, with travel between sites as required

We are looking for an experienced Occupational Health Advisor (OHA) to join a team in Belfast. You will provide a comprehensive occupational health service, including case management, health surveillance, workplace health assessments and employee wellbeing support.

Working closely with employees, HR, Health & Safety and managers, you will provide expert advice on fitness for work, rehabilitation, reasonable adjustments and return-to-work plans.

• Manage a varied occupational health case management caseload.
• Conduct face-to-face and telephone occupational health assessments.
• Provide advice on fitness for work, rehabilitation, long-term conditions and sickness absence.
• Produce clear, concise occupational health reports with clinical recommendations.
• Deliver and coordinate health surveillance, including audiometry, spirometry, vision screening, HAVS and COSHH-related assessments.
• Provide occupational health advice on workplace risks, DSE and ergonomic assessments.
• Support health promotion and employee wellbeing initiatives.
• Provide guidance and escalation support to OH Nurses and Technicians where required.
• Maintain accurate, confidential clinical records and ensure compliance with relevant legislation.
• Analyse health and absence data and contribute to service improvement.
• Work collaboratively with HR, Health & Safety and management teams.

• Registered Nurse with a recognised Occupational Health Nursing Diploma/Degree.
• Current and valid NMC registration.
• Previous experience working in an Occupational Health role.
• Experience in case management and health surveillance.
• Knowledge of relevant legislation, including Health & Safety, Equality and Data Protection legislation, COSHH, Noise and HAVS.
• Experience undertaking face-to-face and telephone assessments.
• Strong report writing, communication and clinical decision-making skills.
• Good IT skills and experience using occupational health software.
• Ability to work independently and manage a busy caseload.