Occupational Medicine

Infinity HealthCare employs board certified and specialty trained clinicians in the practice of occupational medicine. This exciting medical sub-specialty offers clinicians the opportunity to treat work-related illness and injuries and provide workplace wellness and preventive services for local businesses and their employees. The diverse nature of occupational medicine is a welcome challenge to Infinity HealthCare Clinicians and the wide range of cases they treat cover the gamut from orthopedic and musculo-skeletal injuries to toxicology and chemical or inhalation exposure.

Occupational medicine clinicians who join the Infinity HealthCare team enjoy the capacity for combining clinical practice with administrative responsibilities and opportunities, if desired. There is flexibility for individualized occupational medicine career goals that may include entrepreneurial interests, product development and specialty consulting. All ideas for professional growth and development are encouraged, as Infinity Clinicians have the opportunity to build on their own diversified interests and pursue professional aspirations.

Want to know more? Explore Infinity HealthCare's Emergency Medicine Physician jobs or contact our recruiters directly.

Teamwork is the Key

The team support system is a key component of Infinity HealthCare’s success, especially with respect to occupational medicine. Infinity Clinicians enjoy a corporate-wide linkage and network for resources to ensure that all patients receive the highest quality treatment.

Infinity HealthCare stands alone in its ability to integrate occupational medicine and emergency medicine services at its partner hospitals. Using a teamwork approach, occupational medicine and emergency medicine clinicians together provide round-the-clock care so that second and third shift workers, who require medical treatment after hours, can expect optimal care.

Look around the website to learn Infinity HealthCare's story and how the group expanded from emergency department management to five specialties in twenty hospitals.