Occupational Health Nurse Jobs in Atlanta, GA (42)
RN Clinical Manager, Home Health
Charge Nurse - CVICU, Nights
RN - MedSurg, Nights, Sign-on Bonus Available
Full Time Paramedic EMT-P – Bilingual (Spanish/English)
Travel Nurse RN - NICU - $1,660 per week in Atlanta, GA
Plasma Center Paramedic - EMT-P
Travel Gynecologic Oncology RN - $1,822 per week
Travel Pulmonary/Thoracic Med-Surg RN - $1,779 per week
Registered Nurse, Home Health
Physical Therapist (PT) $5,000 Sign on Bonus
PT - OP - Atlanta, GA
RN Case Manager, Home Health
Licensed Practical Nurse Home Health
Registered Nurse Educator
Locum Tenens Physician Assistant - Occupational Medicine - $90 per hour
Travel Operating Room Registered Nurse - $2,142 per week
Travel CVICU Registered Nurse - $2,390 per week
Certified Nursing Assistant - Crestview
Registered Nurse
Home Health Aide
Home Health Aide
Rehabilitation Intake Coordinator
Medical Assistant/ Technician
Home Health Aide Per Diem
Home Health Aide Per Diem
Paramedic OR Nurse
Certified Nursing Assistant CNA - Feeding Tube Young Adult
Certified Nurse Assistant/CNA - 2nd Shift
Travel Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) Occupational Therapist - $2,150 per week
Travel Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) Occupational Therapist Assistant - $1,435 per week
Travel Occupational Therapist - $2,210 per week
Occupational Therapy Assistant / COTA
BCW Service Coordinator (Milledgeville, GA)
PRN STNA
Charge Nurse - CVICU, Nights
Occupational Health Nurse Salary in Atlanta
Occupational Health Nurses working in Atlanta, GA make an average annual salary of $74K and a maximum annual salary of around $110K.
Job Description
Working as an Occupational Health Nurse in Atlanta, GA
There are 42 Occupational Health Nurse opportunities available in Atlanta, GA all with unique requirements.
The Occupational Health Nurse is responsible for providing professional nursing care to employees in diverse industries and settings; consulting with employers, employees, and families; evaluating employee medical records to determine medical problem and type of treatment required to restore an employee to the maximum degree of efficiency; interviewing the patient, examining general condition, personal history, occupational history, and any other data as needed; observing an employee's appearance, behavior, and manner of talking; listening to the heart and lungs; making neurological assessments; pressing patient's neck for lymph nodes; examining abdomen for hernia or tenderness; noting muscle tone and strength; assessing vision as well as color perception.
Occupational Health Nurse jobs near Atlanta, GA
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