Sub-Regional Occupational Health Lead

Amazon; León; On-site; MXN 1,800,000 - 3,000,000; Full time

Job summary

Amazon Mexico’s GMH team seeks a licensed physician to serve as Sub-Regional Medical Lead for a cluster of up to 10 sites in Mexico.

You will be the clinical authority and Sanitary Officer for occupational medical services, supervising nursing staff and ensuring compliance with NOM‑019‑SSA3‑2013, COFEPRIS, and General Health Law. Travel 60–80% within the region and lead program standardization across sites.

Qualifications

• Fluent English in speaking, reading, and writing.
• Minimum 2 years of occupational health experience.
• Medical degree from a Mexican institution recognized by SEP.
• Valid professional license issued by the General Directorate of Professions.
• Specialty or postgraduate training in Occupational Medicine, Epidemiology, or Public Health.
• Legally authorized to sign regulatory filings for multi-site health operations.

Responsibilities

• Serve as Sanitary Officer and clinical authority for all sites in the sub-region.
• Provide physician supervision of nursing staff and oversee diagnoses, restrictions, and prescriptions.
• Establish medication governance and standardize formularies across the sub-region.
• Lead epidemiological surveillance, prevention campaigns, and health programs.
• Oversee medical surveillance, health exams, and fitness-for-duty assessments.
• Mentor and train OMR staff, ensure documentation consistency, and monitor emergency readiness.
• Collaborate with WHS, PXT, Operations, and Legal teams to improve health outcomes and compliance.

Skills

Fluent English

Occupational health experience

Physician supervision

Education

Medical degree (Mexico)

Job description

Amazon Mexico’s GMH team seeks a licensed physician to serve as Sub-Regional Medical Lead for a cluster of up to 10 sites in Mexico.

You will be the clinical authority and Sanitary Officer for occupational medical services, supervising nursing staff and ensuring compliance with NOM‑019‑SSA3‑2013, COFEPRIS, and General Health Law. Travel 60–80% within the region and lead program standardization across sites.