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Regional Occup Health Nurse

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Owens Corning

Kansas City, Kansas

Eligibility
Occupational HealthOccupational MedicineEmergency Medicine

Posted Jul 23 · 3 years of experience

Unit and setting
Clinic
License
RN license
Term
Permanent

The role and schedule

Not in this role
Charge shifts
On call
On-call rotation

The workplace

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Owens Corning
Clinic

You would step into a non-supervisory Regional Occupational Health Nurse role at Owens Corning’s Kansas City, KS fiberglass insulation plant and warehouse. The work sits in an onsite occupational health clinic: first aid, triage, ergonomics, emergency medical liaison, and leave-of-absence…

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Owens Corning is investing in excess of $200 million to transform our Kansas City Fiberglass Insulation Plant—adding jobs, expanding capabilities, and shaping the future of manufacturing at a facility that has been a cornerstone of building products production for 80 years. We're looking for a Regional Occup Health Nurse who thrives on challenges, inspires teams, and delivers results that matter.

Job Overview, Basic Function and Responsibilities.

This non-supervisory position is responsible for the provision and management of occupational health and wellness services at a unionized manufacturing facility and warehouse in Kansas City, Kansas. Duties include coordinating health initiatives on behalf of employees and contractors, individually, and in partnership with the local medical community when applicable. This role combines clinical nursing expertise with musculoskeletal treatment and injury prevention strategies to support employee health, safety, and productivity.

This will be accomplished by planning, implementing and managing health-related programs, engaging in first aid treatment, and being a point of contact for both work-related and non-work-related injuries and illnesses.

This position reports directly to the facility EH&S via a dotted line to the Clinical Manager and or Business Occ Health Nurse.

Activities

Oversees and maintains an Owens Corning (OC) onsite occupational health clinic, operating within the scope of nursing practice. Administers and maintains the policies, programs, and procedures of the clinic consistent with the company's general policies concerning nursing services as defined by Enterprise Health and Medical (EHM). Manages the clinic's budget and oversees the procurement of necessary equipment and supplies to operate the clinic safely and effectively.

Assesses and provides first aid intervention to injured and ill employees. Provides triage and, when possible, emergency medical management for all injured workers at this same facility. Also participates in ergonomic evaluation and special investigations of work place incidences of a medical nature at the primary facility.

Coordinates and leads medical effort during medical emergencies. Serves as the liaison between the company and the local emergency room during medical emergencies involving injured workers. Is available during regular and non-business hours to assist with the facility's emergency response effort.

Works closely with Leave of Absence Team to manage personal illness and workers compensation cases. Interfaces and collaborates with case managers to facilitate return-to-work plans. Participates in all safety meetings, actively engages both Safety and HR in the discussion and analysis of all occupational injury and illness cases and lends technical and administrative assistance in the development and implementation of safety programs with identifiable health components or requiring clinical or nursing expertise.

Participates in disaster planning (terrorism, etc.) and business continuity planning. Engages the local community in such planning where appropriate. Participates full

What's around it?

In Kansas City, KS

Kansas City, KSFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 8% below the US average

Median rent
$1,123/mo
Household income
$62,401/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

See Kansas City, KS

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