Occupational Health Nurse

Occupational Health Nurse
Location: London 
Type: Full-time | Permanent
Salary: £36-£40k per annum (dependent on experience)

Are you an A&E or emergency care nurse looking for a new direction, one that still uses your clinical skills but offers more routine and long-term impact?

This is a fantastic opportunity to transition into Occupational Health while remaining hands-on in a clinical setting. You’ll play a key role in supporting employee health and wellbeing, combining treatment, emergency response and preventative care in a varied and rewarding role.

Why Make the Move into Occupational Health?

Apply your acute clinical skills in a more structured environment
Less unpredictable shift patterns compared to A&E
Opportunity to focus on prevention as well as treatment
Build long-term relationships and see the impact of your work The Role:

Working as part of a supportive onsite team, you’ll deliver a full occupational health service, with a strong focus on both immediate care and proactive health management.

Occupational Health Nurse Key Responsibilities:

Emergency & Acute Care

Provide onsite emergency response and first-line treatment
Assess and manage a range of injuries and acute presentations
Participate in emergency response training and preparedness Clinical & Treatment Services

Run nurse-led clinics, assessing and treating workplace injuries and illnesses
Deliver evidence-based care in a fast-paced but controlled environment Health Screening & Surveillance

Carry out pre-employment and safety-critical medicals
Deliver health surveillance including audiometry, spirometry and HAVS assessments
Support drug & alcohol testing and fitness for work assessments Wellbeing & Prevention

Deliver health promotion initiatives and wellbeing campaigns
Provide lifestyle advice and support long-term health improvements
Deliver engaging health talks and education sessions About You

Essential:

Registered General Nurse (RGN), current NMC pin
Background in A&E, emergency care or acute settings (essential)
Confident working independently and making clinical decisions
Strong communication and organisational skills
Happy to travel to sites in London and the South EastDesirable:

Occupational Health experience (not essential training can be supported) The Opportunity

This role is ideal for a nurse looking to step away from the pressures of hospital-based shift work, while still maintaining a strong clinical focus.

You’ll gain exposure to Occupational Health in a supportive environment, with opportunities to develop new skills and build a long-term career in this growing field.

To apply please email your CV to (url removed) or call Kevin on 

 Occupational Health Nurse

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