RN - Occupational Health

Role: RN Occupational Health Responsibilities Assess patient voicemails and communicate with patients via phone or Mychart to determine appropriate care or provide medical advice.Conduct telephone assessments, intervene based on nursing protocols, and ensure patient and caregiver understanding through teach-back methods.Identify high-risk symptoms such as chest pain or stroke signs, directing urgent cases to emergency services.Schedule appointments for non-urgent cases requiring physician evaluation.Assist patients in examination rooms, record vital signs, and prepare patients for exams or procedures.Perform immunizations and support diagnostic procedures like venipuncture, specimen collection, and in-office treatments. Qualifications & Skills Registered Nurse (RN) licensure in Illinois (required).Bachelor’s degree in Science preferred.Current CPR/BLS certification from American Red Cross or American Heart Association.Strong nursing skills, patient communication, and ability to evaluate patient needs. Key Duties: patient assessment, triage, care coordination, immunizations, clinical support, and patient education. The role requires travel and offers a full-time schedule with weekday hours.