Current employment opportunities:
Job # 23-42
Position: RN: flu vaccination and per diem coverage
Location: Boston area
Type: Occupational health clinics
Status: 24-40 hours a week (M-F)
Salary : Competitive – depends on placement. Paid parking
Job # 23-55
Position: RN: Occupational Health Nurse, urgent care, school nursing, emergency room
Location: Cambridge, MA
Type: Biotech
Status: 32-40 hours a week
Work with a great team – NP & RN
Job # 23-51
Position: RN: Occupational Health Nurse, urgent care, school nursing, emergency room
Location: Devens, MA
Type: Pharmaceutical
Status: Three days a week – flexible M-F
Salary: $48-50 per hour
Job # 23-41
Position: NP: Occupational Health Nurse, urgent care, school nursing, emergency room
Location: Spencer, MA
Type: Pharmaceutical
Status: 4 days a week – M/T/Th/F
Salary: $90 per hour
Temporary position with potential for a direct hire.
Job # 23-31
Position: RN
Location: Danvers, MA
Type: Occupational Health Clinic
Status: Monday – Friday second shift
Would consider a job share
Job # 23-53
Position: NP
Location: Providence, RI
Type: Utility Company
Status: three days per week
Flexible day M-F
Work with a medical assistant
Salary: $65-72 per hour with a nice benefit package
Job # 23-56
Position: RN: Occupational Health Nurse, urgent care, school nursing, emergency room
Location: Providence, RI
Type: Occupational Health Clinic
Status: 24-40 hours per week until the end of the year and per diem
Salary: $48-50 per hour.
Job # 23-39
Position: RN
Location: Stamford or Shelton, CT
Type: Occupational Health Clinic
Work with an excellent NP
Status: 8-24 hours a week and per diem
Competitive salary
For more info on the positions go to: https://occhealthconnections.com
If you are interested in this position email your resume to us at Nicole@OccHealthConnections.com
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CONFERENCES & WEBINARS:
NIOSH Launches Free Safety Training for Healthcare Settings
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) is now offering the training course Safety Culture in Healthcare Settings by Rogers B, Francis R, Dembski-Hart P, Hessels A, Hilton T, Casey M, and Martin M (DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2023-135, https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docs/2023-135/
This healthcare worker training course provides scientific and evidence-based information. It focuses on six core competencies designed to increase knowledge about work-related hazards and to address organizational and personal strategies to promote a safe and healthful work environment.
There are five knowledge modules, each 20-30 minutes long, along with a list of resources that healthcare workers can utilize. Upon successful completion of all five modules in the course, participants will receive a certificate and continuing education credits.
Sept 6-8 AOHP in Savannah, GA
https://aohp.org/aohp/education/nationalconference.aspx
Sept 19: Ohio AOHN conference – Peace Management
North Canton, OH The Northeast Ohio Association of Occupational Health Nurses | Nursing Network
Sept 21-22: Michigan Occ Health Conference
Troy, MI https://michaohn.nursingnetwork.com/
Sept 22: New Jersey State AOHN conference
https://njsaohn.nursingnetwork.com/
Sept 25 - 26: Oregon Occupational Safety & Health Conference
Bend, OR www.osaohn.nursingnetwork.com
Sept 28: Susquehanna Valley, PA Occ Health Nurses Conference
Wilkes-Barre, PA https://svapohn.nursingnetwork.com/
Oct 4: AAOHN Virtual Symposium
www.AAAOHN.org
Oct 11: Delaware AOHN Meeting
Newark, DE The Delaware Association of Occupational Health Nurses | Nursing Network
Oct 25-27: Occupational Health for Health Workers Scientific Committee conference
NYC, NY https://www.jhsph.edu/research/centers-and-institutes/johns-hopkins-education-and-research-center-for-occupational-safety-and-health/icoh-scohhcw2023
Oct 26-27: Ohio AOHN Conference: Prevent Injuries/Promote Health/Prepare the Workforce of the Future
Akron, OH www.oaohn.org
Nov 2-3: South Carolina AAOHN conference
Wrightsville Beach, NC https://scaohn.nursingnetwork.com/
Nov 10: Indiana AOHN Annual Fall Conference
Indianapolis, IN https://inaohn.nursingnetwork.com/
Nov 30-Dec 1: NEAOHN/MaAOHN annual conference
www.necoem.org
Jan 24-26, 2024: COHN review course
Chapel Hill, NC https://sph.unc.edu/osherc/outreach-and-continuing-education/.
March 25-26, 2024: Workers comp workshop
Waltham, MA https://workerscompcare.com/
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AAOHN now offers a COHN/COHN-S Certification Review course
www.AAOHN.org
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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH INFO:
Preventing Electrical Accidents on Job Sites - Occupational Health & Safety -
https://ohsonline.com/articles/2023/07/27/preventing-electrical-accidents-on-job-sites.aspx
Immunize.org's resources on vaccination-related fainting and anxiety, designed for healthcare personnel and the public.
If you administer vaccinations, you can improve a recipient’s confidence in vaccines by acknowledging and addressing their anxiety. Anxiety about injections is common at all ages and contributes to vaccine hesitancy in those affected. Among some adolescents and adults, anxiety can trigger dizziness or fainting, risking fall-related injuries. Both the vaccinator and the vaccine recipient can take simple and effective steps to improve the recipient’s vaccination experience.
Thanks to support from CDC as part of its work to increase vaccine confidence, Immunize.org now offers clinical tools for healthcare professionals and corresponding patient handouts on vaccination-related fainting and anxiety:
These 1-page resources highlight major points and include key references. The resources for healthcare personnel are ideal for teaching huddles and short in-service trainings. They may also serve as the basis for quality-improvement efforts.
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AAOHN now offers a COHN/COHN-S Certification Review course
www.AAOHN.org
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