Occupational Health Nurse: Employee Wellness & Return-to-Work

International SOS (Phils.), Inc.; Pateros; On-site; PHP 391,000 - 580,000; Full time

Job summary

International SOS (Phils.), Inc. is seeking an Occupational Health Nurse for a 8AM-5PM, Monday to Friday schedule in BGC Taguig. The role focuses on first aid, medical surveillance, vaccines, and wellness programs to support employee health and safety.

The ideal candidate is a PRC-licensed RN with at least 3 years in occupational health, strong communication skills, and the ability to start ASAP. Confidentiality and coordination with clinicians are essential.

Qualifications

• Registered Nurse (RN) with valid PRC License.
• At least 3 years Occupational Health Nurse experience
• Strong communication, documentation, and emergency response skills.
• Can start ASAP

Responsibilities

• Provide first aid, emergency care, and nursing interventions for employees.
• Conduct health assessments, Annual Physical Examinations (APE), and medical surveillance programs.
• Administer vaccines and prescribed medications as needed.
• Monitor and manage work-related illnesses and injuries.
• Maintain employee medical records and ensure confidentiality.
• Coordinate with company physicians, clinics, and hospitals for employee healthcare needs.
• Implement occupational health and wellness programs.
• Ensure compliance with DOLE, OSH Standards, and company health and safety policies.
• Facilitate return-to-work evaluations and fit-to-work assessments.

Skills

Occupational health nursing

Emergency response

Documentation

Education

PRC-licensed RN

Job description

International SOS (Phils.), Inc. is seeking an Occupational Health Nurse for a 8AM-5PM, Monday to Friday schedule in BGC Taguig. The role focuses on first aid, medical surveillance, vaccines, and wellness programs to support employee health and safety.

The ideal candidate is a PRC-licensed RN with at least 3 years in occupational health, strong communication skills, and the ability to start ASAP. Confidentiality and coordination with clinicians are essential.