RN Clinic, Occupational Medicine

Position Summary

The RN Clinic, Occupational Medicine provides clinical support and nursing services for patients receiving work-related health assessments, injury care, and preventive screenings within the outpatient clinic setting. This role conducts focused evaluations, assists with regulatory and employer-required testing, and delivers education to promote safe return-to-work practices and ongoing employee wellness. Working collaboratively with providers, case managers, employers, and clinic staff, the RN helps ensure accurate documentation, timely follow-up, and coordinated care delivery.

The position functions within a supportive, team-oriented occupational health environment where communication, organization, and shared accountability are essential. By upholding Trinity Health standards for quality, compliance, and patient-centered service, the RN Clinic, Occupational Medicine contributes to effective care delivery and positive outcomes for patients and employers alike.

• Perform nursing assessments, administer ordered treatments, and assist providers in delivering care for work-related injuries, exposures, and preventive services.
• Coordinate drug screenings, physicals, immunizations, respirator fit testing, and other occupational health evaluations to meet regulatory and employer requirements.
• Collect, package, and process laboratory specimens and maintain accurate documentation within the electronic health record and required occupational health platforms.
• Educate patients on injury care, work restrictions, follow-up instructions, and preventive health measures relevant to occupational wellness.
• Collaborate with providers, employers, case management, and ancillary teams to support appropriate return-to-work planning and continuity of care.
• Participate in quality initiatives, maintain competency in point-of-care testing, and support ongoing training to ensure compliance with occupational health standards.

• Current or temporary RN license in ND or compact RN licensure.
• CPR required within orientation period.
• Ongoing Point of Care certifications as required for department required within orientation period.

• RN program as evidenced by licensure.
• BSN preferred.

• One year or more of professional nursing experience preferred.
• Clinic experience preferred.
• Coding experience preferred.

• May include travel to satellites.
• Computer use.
• Trinity community clinics draw and package lab tests.

The RN Clinic, Occupational Medicine frequently stands, walks, and moves between exam rooms while conducting screenings and supporting patient care. The role requires bending, reaching, and lifting or carrying equipment, supplies, and testing materials, as well as occasional assistance with patient mobility. Adequate vision, hearing, and manual dexterity are necessary for performing assessments, administering tests, and completing accurate documentation.

Work is performed in an outpatient occupational medicine setting with exposure to patients experiencing work-related injuries, communicable illnesses, and occupational exposures. The role may involve handling laboratory specimens, utilizing disinfectants, and following strict infection-control and PPE protocols. Work volume may vary based on employer schedules and seasonal demands, requiring flexibility, adherence to safety standards, and attention to regulatory compliance.