Mar 21, 2017 | Occupational Medicine, Worker's Compensation
Take the Quiz! It’s only 10 questions and covers work related examinations and injury care
Jun 23, 2016 | Occupational Medicine, Worker's Compensation
Successful Occupational Medicine Programs As with many other industries, in order to run a successful occupational medicine program, “service” has to be delivered from the customer’s perspective. You’ve set up your center and trained your staff for drug screens,...
Jan 4, 2016 | DOT Exams, Occupational Medicine, Videos
This is the all new updated live recorded course conducted April 13, 2016, click the image below to get the course NRCME DOT forms FMCSA DOT forms There are some significant changes! Here’s how to fill them out: We’re working on that browser based...
Jul 1, 2015 | Occupational Medicine, Worker's Compensation
Should there be an Employer in the Exam Room? We wear two hats in the occupational medicine environment. Evaluation and management of injured workers is at times a delicate balance of sometimes misaligned interests. Communication is key. The worker needs to...
Mar 4, 2015 | Occupational Medicine
Americans with Disabilities Act – ADA I was asked to do an evaluation for an employee returning to work following a CVA. He operates a tow motor and the employer wants to ensure he will be safe. ADA concerns? The process for these type of evaluations is always...
Aug 18, 2014 | DOT Exams, Occupational Medicine
The NADME DOT certification training course states that the recommendation for DOT certification following a stroke is one year. One of our providers has since been told that the recommendation is 6 months…She wondering which is correct. The recommended (not...
