Dublin, Dublin
Practice Nurse Recruitment€50000 - 60000 per year
We are recruiting for an Occupational Health Nurse for our client in Dublin West Full-time role 09:00-17:30 Monday...
Santry, Dublin, Dublin
CPL Healthcare€59661 per year
Occupational Health Nurse, Santry, Dublin CNM2 Level Full or Part Time, Onsite. Join a leading private hospital in...
Limerick, Limerick
CPL Healthcare€50000 per year
Cpl Healthcare are working with an international pharmaceutical company in Limerick in the recruitment of a full time Occupational...
Dublin, Dublin
CPL Healthcare€12345 - 12345 per year
Cpl Healthcare are recruiting an agency Occupational health nurse for the Chief Medical Office in Dublin Qualifications and...
Nationwide, Dublin
Practice Nurse Recruitment€65000 - 75000 per year
We are recruiting an Occupational Health Nurse for our client looking for a mobile health screening nurse. Hours...
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GALWAY, Galway
CPL Healthcare€45000 per year
The successful applicant will be joining an existing team and will play a key role in providing occupational health...
Dublin, Dublin
CPL Healthcare€45000 - 65000 per year
Registered NMBI pinned nurses - Cpl Healthcare has a myriad of opportunities open to you across Dublin city hospitals,...
St Peter Port, Guernsey
CPL Healthcare€36899 per year
Cpl Healthcare are Guernsey Health Services are currently seeking · Band 5 Staff Nurse Surgical Ward ...
South Dublin, Dublin
CPL Healthcare€54000 per year
Cpl Healthcare are currently seeking a CNM1 for our client based in Dublin. Our client is a Private Hospital in...
D18 X063, Dublin
Servisource€60000 - 70000 per year
Clinical Nurse Specialist required for Children’s Palliative Care in Dublin. Benefits: · Strong sense of purpose...
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Occupational Health Nurse jobs: frequently asked questions
(Updated Dec 2024)
Welcome to our Occupational Health Nurse jobs page. Here’s where you’ll find all our latest Occupational Health Nurse jobs, as well as answers to the most common questions below.
What does an Occupational Health Nurse do?
Occupational Health Nurses are specialists in providing care within workplaces.
They are qualified, Registered Nurses who typically acquire extra qualifications and experience in public health settings.
As an Occupational Health Nurse you have direct contact with employees at organisations and are often approached with problems or questions.
Those questions can be associated with physical or mental health challenges both at work or out of work.
You can be employed by public sector or private sector organisations.
As for daily duties, they vary a lot from one day to the next.
How do you become an Occupational Health Nurse?
Technically, your only requirement for becoming an Occupational Health Nurse is to be a qualified, NMC registered Nurse.
However, you typically need to also take an approved course in Specialist Community Public Health Nursing - Occupational Health Nursing (SCPHN - OHN).
This potentially could be taken within a new occupational health nursing role.
However, regardless of where you’re at in your career, you’ll likely need to show some experience in or knowledge of public health related work.
How much does an Occupational Health Nurse earn?
The starting salary for an Occupational Health Nurse is roughly between £35,000 and £40,000 a year, according to the best available figures.
But this is a rough estimate, as exact figures are hard to pinpoint.
That’s because many occupational health roles are within the private sector, where vary a lot from one company to the next.
As for an average salary, salaries probably range between £40,000 and £45,000 a year, again, according to the best available figures.
At the top end, highly experienced Occupational Health Nurses can earn above £55,000 a year.
At this level, it’s likely the role will be highly specialised. You may even be called a Senior Occupational Health Nurse or a Senior Occupational Health Advisor.
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