| Clinical Services & Consultations: (586) 751-0200 E-mail: info@occunetonline.com On-site Services: (313) 969-0630 |
| Let Us Partner With You As Your Corporate Medical Department ~ Our Business Is Caring For Your Business |
| Welcome to the Occupational Health Network |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
The Occupational and Environmental Health
Network OccuNET Team is headed up by
board-certified Occupational Medicine
Specialists. They are residency-trained in
Occupational Medicine with extensive
background and experience in providing the
highest quality of care and services to our
corporate and employer community.
Our medical directors are dual-specialized
and board-certified with additional training
and credentials in epidemiology and
toxicology. They are certified in Advanced
Hazardous Material Life Support as well as
certified Independent Medical Examiners and
Medical Review Officers.
Our medical leadership team oversees and
provides medical direction at our partnered
facilities ensuring the same level of medical
treatment and services across the network.
The high demands placed on our partnered
health care institutions ensures the highest
quality across the network utilizing
standardized forms and protocols.
Our model provides flexibility in the services
that you need. If one facility cannot provide a
specific service, our medical leadership team
will locate the nearest alternate facility to
provide that service. If you are dissatisfied
with the services provided by one of our
network partners, we can help you locate
another facility that can work with us to
provide the level of service that you need.
You can contact us through our central phone
number, our consultation line, and by email.
Our medical directors can work closely with
your existing on-site safety and health care
team, or we can perform a Health & Safety
Needs Assessment, and set up the facilities
and services appropriate for your needs.
Another key advantage to our model is that
you never lose continuity. Our OccuNET
Team stays with you over the long term,
making sure that the health and safety
initiatives that are working remain in place.
We eliminate the need to constantly change
providers and reinvent your health & safety
programs by providing you long-term
solutions and a partnership in health.
Network OccuNET Team is headed up by
board-certified Occupational Medicine
Specialists. They are residency-trained in
Occupational Medicine with extensive
background and experience in providing the
highest quality of care and services to our
corporate and employer community.
Our medical directors are dual-specialized
and board-certified with additional training
and credentials in epidemiology and
toxicology. They are certified in Advanced
Hazardous Material Life Support as well as
certified Independent Medical Examiners and
Medical Review Officers.
Our medical leadership team oversees and
provides medical direction at our partnered
facilities ensuring the same level of medical
treatment and services across the network.
The high demands placed on our partnered
health care institutions ensures the highest
quality across the network utilizing
standardized forms and protocols.
Our model provides flexibility in the services
that you need. If one facility cannot provide a
specific service, our medical leadership team
will locate the nearest alternate facility to
provide that service. If you are dissatisfied
with the services provided by one of our
network partners, we can help you locate
another facility that can work with us to
provide the level of service that you need.
You can contact us through our central phone
number, our consultation line, and by email.
Our medical directors can work closely with
your existing on-site safety and health care
team, or we can perform a Health & Safety
Needs Assessment, and set up the facilities
and services appropriate for your needs.
Another key advantage to our model is that
you never lose continuity. Our OccuNET
Team stays with you over the long term,
making sure that the health and safety
initiatives that are working remain in place.
We eliminate the need to constantly change
providers and reinvent your health & safety
programs by providing you long-term
solutions and a partnership in health.
|
| Occupational Medicine A Specialty Service |
What is Occupational Medicine?
Occupational Medicine is a specialty
area of the American Board of
Preventive Medicine along with
Aerospace Medicine and General
Preventive Medicine. It is also one of
the three specialty boards that
oversee the American Board of
Medical Toxicology, along with
Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics.
Specialty Residency Training after
medical school and internship is
required, just as you would expect
from your other surgical and medical
specialty physicians, followed by
board certification by an ABMS
approved examination.
Always ask if you are being treated
by a board-certified occupational
medicine physician. This assures
you training in occupational
diseases and injuries, toxicology,
ergonomics, industrial hygiene,
epidemiology, biostatistics,
population medicine, radiation
health, and exposure to chemical,
biological, and physical agents that
may alter one's well-being. This
training distinguishes the
occupational medicine specialist
from other practitioners in the field.
You should seek a physician that
has the medical training to treat
work-related problems, with a strong
foundation in return to work
strategies that focus on safe, graded
back to work programs that minimize
lost productivity but also protect the
worker from being re-injured.
Occupational Medicine is as much a
practice of prevention as it is of
treatment.
You also need an occupational
medicine specialist who is armed
with a comprehensive knowledge
and background in regulatory
matters. This facilitates the proper
administration of regulated
examinations such as DOT, DOE,
PPE, MCOLES, NFPA, and the like. It
also provides you with a competent
partner when dealing with matters of
health and safety and in striving to
comply with OSHA and MIOSHA
regulations and guidelines.
Don't be misled by claims of
expertise. Ask to see the credentials
of your occupational medicine
provider.
For more information regarding the
specialty of Occupational Medicine
you may access the following
resources:
www.acoem.org
American College of Occupational &
Environmental Medicine
www.moema.org
Michigan Occupational &
Environmental Medicine Association
www.abpm.org
American Board of Preventive
Medicine
www.abms.org
American Board of Medical
Specialties
Occupational Medicine is a specialty
area of the American Board of
Preventive Medicine along with
Aerospace Medicine and General
Preventive Medicine. It is also one of
the three specialty boards that
oversee the American Board of
Medical Toxicology, along with
Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics.
Specialty Residency Training after
medical school and internship is
required, just as you would expect
from your other surgical and medical
specialty physicians, followed by
board certification by an ABMS
approved examination.
Always ask if you are being treated
by a board-certified occupational
medicine physician. This assures
you training in occupational
diseases and injuries, toxicology,
ergonomics, industrial hygiene,
epidemiology, biostatistics,
population medicine, radiation
health, and exposure to chemical,
biological, and physical agents that
may alter one's well-being. This
training distinguishes the
occupational medicine specialist
from other practitioners in the field.
You should seek a physician that
has the medical training to treat
work-related problems, with a strong
foundation in return to work
strategies that focus on safe, graded
back to work programs that minimize
lost productivity but also protect the
worker from being re-injured.
Occupational Medicine is as much a
practice of prevention as it is of
treatment.
You also need an occupational
medicine specialist who is armed
with a comprehensive knowledge
and background in regulatory
matters. This facilitates the proper
administration of regulated
examinations such as DOT, DOE,
PPE, MCOLES, NFPA, and the like. It
also provides you with a competent
partner when dealing with matters of
health and safety and in striving to
comply with OSHA and MIOSHA
regulations and guidelines.
Don't be misled by claims of
expertise. Ask to see the credentials
of your occupational medicine
provider.
For more information regarding the
specialty of Occupational Medicine
you may access the following
resources:
www.acoem.org
American College of Occupational &
Environmental Medicine
www.moema.org
Michigan Occupational &
Environmental Medicine Association
www.abpm.org
American Board of Preventive
Medicine
www.abms.org
American Board of Medical
Specialties
| 11477 East Twelve Mile Road, Warren, Michigan 48093 Clinical Services: (586) 751-0200 Consultations & On-site Services: (313) 969-0630 Email: info@occunetonline.com |
| Let Us Partner With You As Your Corporate Medical Department ~ Our Business Is Caring For Your Business |
| Occupational Health Network Solutions |
OccuNET Occupational Health Network |
| Occupational & Environmental Medicine Specialists for All of Your Health & Safety Needs |
| Benchmark Health |
| Benchmark Health |