You have experience in occupational medicine and are familiar with the basics of the profession. You are looking for an environment where you can further develop yourself professionally, for example by tackling more complex cases, deepening your knowledge in employer advice, or learning more about multidisciplinary collaboration. For AIOS, guidance and practical experience during the training are important.
What you will do.
- Guide employees and employers on absenteeism and employability issues.
- Assess work capacity.
- Advise on reintegration.
- Examine factors influencing health and work.
- Collaborate with occupational physicians, case managers, practice assistants, and occupational experts.
- Work independently with available guidance and professional sparring.
What they ask
- Completed Medical degree and valid BIG registration.
- As an experienced general practitioner: at least one year of experience in occupational medicine.
- As an AIOS: started or about to start the training to become an occupational physician.
- Strong communication skills and ability to work independently.
- Willingness to further develop within occupational medicine.
Practical
- Flexible working hours.
- No evening, night, or weekend shifts.
- Guidance and growth opportunities towards AIOS Occupational Medicine (for experienced general practitioner).
- Possibility of reimbursement of study costs (for AIOS).
- Guidance during the training (for AIOS).
- Hybrid work possibilities.
- Travel allowance and additional secondary employment conditions.
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