Employee Health Nurse

Key

Responsibilities

• Conduct clinical assessments, provide first aid, and manage follow-up for employees experiencing illness or injury while at work.

• Coordinate immunization programs, exposure monitoring, and health surveillance activities in alignment with organizational policies and regulatory guidelines.

• Assist with return-to-work case coordination by communicating with employees, department leaders, and appropriate agencies regarding work restrictions and abilities.

• Maintain accurate and confidential employee health records, documentation, and reports in compliance with institutional and regulatory standards.

• Provide education to employees on health promotion, infection prevention, injury prevention, and workplace safety practices.

• Collaborate with Human Resources and safety personnel to support compliance with OSHA, CDC, and organizational health policies.

Licenses and Certifications Required

• Current or temporary RN License in North Dakota or compact RN license.

Educational

Requirements

• RN program as evidenced by licensure.

Experience

Requirements

• Sufficient previous experience in the treatment and rehabilitation of work related injuries.

• Experience in assessing injuries and providing first aid.

Special Skills or Training

Requirements

• Computer skills.

• Microsoft Office.

• Knowledge of WSI, OSHA guidelines, and CDC recommendations.

• Proficient in nursing skills and nursing assessments.

• Ability to understand health concepts and terminology.

• Good communication, attention to detail, strong leadership, and effective interpersonal relationship skills are a must.

• Must be a self starter, able to work independently, and be highly organized.

Physical

Requirements

The Employee Health Nurse frequently walks and stands while evaluating employees, administering immunizations, and supporting onsite assessments. The role may involve lifting or moving light medical supplies, positioning employees for testing, and performing fine motor tasks associated with injections and documentation. Adequate vision, hearing, and communication abilities are essential to conduct accurate assessments, read clinical information, and provide clear guidance to employees.

Environmental

Requirements

Work occurs in clinical office settings, employee health areas, and various hospital departments, with potential exposure to infectious illnesses, bodily fluids, and medical equipment. The role requires strict adherence to infection-control practices, PPE requirements, and workplace safety protocols. The environment includes fluctuating demands, interactions with employees experiencing illness or injury, and responsibility for maintaining calm, professional communication during urgent or sensitive situations.