Advanced Practice Clinician II – Occupational Health
Los Alamos National Laboratory
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Job summary
Los Alamos National Laboratory is seeking an Advanced Practice Clinician 2 to be a key member of the Occupational Health organization. You will promote worker health and wellbeing, provide care across settings, and have opportunities in radiation emergency medicine and other occupational health fields.
The role requires working 24/7 coverage and may include shift/weekend schedules with potential shift differential pay. Onsite in Los Alamos, NM.
Qualifications
- Demonstrated experience working on interdisciplinary teams, effectively collaborating with personnel at all levels.
- Recent clinical experience in direct patient care in general medicine.
- Experience in reviewing, analyzing, and interpreting diagnostic testing, including laboratory work, ECG, PFT, audiometry, vision testing, and fitness assessments.
- Passion for worker well‑being and population health management.
- Competency in using an electronic medical record.
Responsibilities
- Benefits of Occupational Health: manage fitness for duty, injuries, and health surveillance.
- Provide after‑hour call support and triage non‑occupational health issues.
- Support emergency response and medical surveillance programs.
- Consult on institutional projects or policies related to worker health.
- Assist Medical Director and collaborate with the team on patient care.
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Los Alamos National Laboratory is seeking an Advanced Practice Clinician 2 to be a key member of the Occupational Health organization. You will promote worker health and wellbeing, provide care across settings, and have opportunities in radiation emergency medicine and other occupational health fields.
The role requires working 24/7 coverage and may include shift/weekend schedules with potential shift differential pay. Onsite in Los Alamos, NM.
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