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**Medical Occupational Technician** **Who We’re Looking For** We’re seeking EMTs, CNAs, LVNs, or healthcare professionals with strong clinical experience who can confidently deliver professional, independent first aid care. All new hires receive comprehensive training to ensure a solid understanding of OSHA-compliant workplace injury treatment protocols. If you’re passionate about helping others and thrive under pressure, this role is for you. We’re looking for compassionate, quick-thinking individuals who can assess and treat minor injuries independently in dynamic industrial environments. While this position may occasionally require travel to nearby job sites, most of your time will be dedicated to providing care at a single, consistent location. **As part of our team, you will:** - Respond to injury calls via our dedicated hotline and provide prompt triage - Conduct telemedicine consultations to assess and advise injured workers - Deliver on-site care, following OSHA First Aid Guidelines - Focus on delivering quality injury care with the goal of treating as many injuries on-site as possible **Benefits** - Hourly compensation - Training & Development - Monthly Health & Wellness Credit - Employer-Sponsored Health Care Plan - Retirement Plan with a 5% match - Flexible Paid Time Off - Mileage Reimbursement (when applicable) **Please Note:** *We are not accepting unsolicited inquiries from recruiters, staffing agencies, or headhunters at this time. Our hiring team is dedicated to engaging directly with candidates and managing all recruitment efforts internally. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.* **Responsibilities** **Job Responsibilities Include But Are Not Limited To:** - Cleaning minor cuts, scrapes, or scratches - Treating minor burns - Applying compressive bandages and dressings - Recommending the use of non-prescription medicine - Draining blisters - Removing debris from the eyes - Applying the concept of R.I.C.E. to muscle injuries **Qualifications** **Requirements:** - ***Preferred: Bilingual (Spanish)*** - Valid licensure or certification for the position you’re applying for - Excellent verbal and written communication skills - A passion for people and delivering the best care possible - Ability to work both independently and collaboratively - Positive, outgoing personality with strong time management skills - Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation (travel up to 2 hours may be required) - Physically able to lift a 50lb emergency response bag - Accurate and timely documentation of all findings and treatments - A proactive mindset and willingness to go above and beyond—because that’s just who you are **It's a Plus If** - You are comfortable working in different environments - You have relevant occupational health experience - Strong technical proficiency (cell phones, texting, faxing, etc.) and have familiarity with EMR software **Compensation** $23 - $26 hourly **About Whiteboard Risk & Insurance Solutions** **Who We Are:** We are a modern commercial insurance agency with a very unique platform of services that helps businesses that struggle with workers ' compensation injuries. We've spent the last ten years honing our niche and developing a highly unique product that drives unrivaled results for clients. We solve challenges that business owners typically don't even know exist until they meet us. It makes it difficult to get our foot in the door - but once we have the opportunity to educate them on Workers' Comp and how our platform resolves a number of common problems with their insurance, most of them wish they'd heard of this much sooner! **Benefits:** - Competitive Compensation - Monthly Health & Wellness Credit - Employer-Sponsored Health Care Plan - Retirement Plan with a 5% match - Flexible Paid Time Off - Training & Development Support
Salary estimate
$23 – $26/yr
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