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Role of Occupational Health Nurses in Management

Occupational health nurses have multiple roles at work depending on the type of organization and the scope and philosophy of the organization's occupational health program. If the organization is involved in heavy manufacturing where most materials are handled manually, the nurse may be busy caring for numerous musculo-skeletal problems associated with this type of work. If the business is government, the nurse may be busy teaching, counseling and screening a workforce composed primarily of office workers. If the scope of the program is limited to first aid, then the role of the nurse is also limited. In a large industry which provides complete occupational and non-occupational care to employees, there may be several nurses functioning in various capacities. One may be primarily a manager planning, directing and evaluating nursing care; others would deliver primary care to the worker. Nurses provide the largest source of occupational health services to workers. Over half of occupational health nurses