As of Saturday October 31, 2020, 07:30 AM
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Occupational Health focuses on the prevention, evaluation, treatment and resolution of work related injuries, illnesses and diseases. Our sole purpose is to get your injured or ill employees back to work as soon, and as safely as possible.
Our areas of expertise include toxicology, emergency medicine, orthopedics, chemical exposure and epidemiology in the work environment. We also focus on prevention and education programs, OSHA medical surveillance compliance, and the treatment and management of work related injuries and illnesses.
Helping Your Business Get Back to Work
Acute Work Injury Medical Care
- Initial or post emergent follow up occupational injury/illness care
- Strains, Sprains & Fractures
- Burns, Contusions, Abrasions and Lacerations
- Knowledgeable OSHA Recordable Prevention and early return to work
- Disability prevention
- Chemical Exposures
- Instant Drug Testing and Breath Alcohol Testing
- Drug & Alcohol Screening
Injury Follow-Up and Rehab Referral
- Appropriate treatment for early return to work
- Splints, casts & walking aids
- Physical & Occupational Therapy Referral
- Work Conditioning
- Carefully Selected Specialist and Rehab Referral
Employer Services
- Pre-placement Job Specific Employment Physicals
- Certified DOT & CDL Exams, Coast Guard Exams
- Return to work/fitness for duty exams
- OSHA Audiometric/Hearing Screening
- Drug & Alcohol Screening
- Respirator Medical Fitness Examinations, pulmonary function tests
- Immunizations, international travel
Locations
Our occupational health centers are conveniently located across the region.
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For more information, please contact Christine Saladino at christine.saladino@ochsner.org.
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