For a young and growing occupational health service, we are looking for an AIOS Occupational Medicine. You will work within a recognized training environment where experienced occupational physicians and practical trainers are available for guidance, supervision, and substantive sparring. You will work from a fixed team but will regularly be present at various client organizations. This will allow you to get to know different companies, employees, and issues during your training.
The organization is characterized by short lines of communication, an informal culture, and a strong focus on self-direction, prevention, and sustainable employability.
What you do
As an AIOS Occupational Medicine, you will further develop into an independent occupational physician. You will guide employees and employers regarding absenteeism, health, and sustainable employability, and you will gain increasing responsibility during your training. Your tasks will include:
- Conducting occupational medical consultations
- Assessing work capacity and possibilities for return to work
- Guiding employees during absenteeism and reintegration
- Advising employers on employability and prevention
- Contributing to sustainable solutions regarding health and work
- Discussing case studies with occupational physicians and practical trainers
- Participating in intervision and other substantive development moments
- Working with self-direction and responsibility of both employee and employer
Part of your work will take place at client organizations. This will give you experience in different work environments during your training and teach you how occupational medical issues can vary per organization.
What they ask
- You have completed Medicine and possess a valid BIG registration
- You have started or wish to start the training to become an occupational physician
- You consciously choose occupational medicine as a medical specialty
- You want to continue to develop yourself professionally and personally
- You can work independently and take responsibility
- You are open to guidance, feedback
- You communicate easily with employees and employers
- You find it interesting to work within different organizations
- You are willing to work on-site at client organizations where necessary
Practical
- Good guidance and the space to work increasingly independently
- A recognized training environment for the occupational physician training
- Guidance by experienced occupational physicians and practical trainers
- Possibility of reimbursement or takeover of training costs
- Ample opportunity to work increasingly independently during your training
- Flexible working hours and possibilities for hybrid work
- No evening, night, or weekend shifts
- A mobility budget or lease car
- A good pension scheme
- An individual training budget
- Regular intervision and substantive coordination
- A flat organization with short lines of communication and an open, informal culture
- As your knowledge and experience grow, you will gain more freedom to work independently and develop your own professional style
- You will regularly be present at various client organizations, while there are also possibilities to arrange work activities in a hybrid manner
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