Who Are Occupational Health Nurses?

What do Occupational Health Nurses Do?

Best Practice Champions

Healthy Work Environments Best Practice Guidelines

Health, Safety and Well-being of the Nurse

Professional Development Opportunities

RNAO Professional Education Opportunities

RNAO Professional Education Opportunities


OHNIG Brochure
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Occupational Health Nurses Fact Sheet

Fact Sheet #1 - A 12 STEP PROGRAM - Health Promotion, Health Protection and Prevention of Illness and Injury

Fact Sheet #2 - Value Added Services – Occupational Health Nurse [..coming soon)]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Professional Practice
Occupational Health Nurses Professional Practice Profile

December 2010
Based on research and Best Practice Guidelines, OHNIG created approval to RNAO to publish Occupational Health Nurses Professional Profile

The OHNIG profile described an Occupational Health Nurses' ... click here to read the Occupational Health Nurses profile PDF document | Adobe Reader Required

September 2011
RNAO accepted the OHNIG Professional Practice Profile and published to their web site - “Careers in Nursing! A World of Opportunity!” .. click here to read

Canadian Certification for Occupational Health Nurses

Registered Nurses with education and work experience in Occupational Health can qualify to write their Canadian Accreditation Occupational Health Nurse COHN -C - from the Canadian Occupational Health Nurse Association (COHNA) The next Certification Exam is April 21, 2012.

Registered Nurses can qualify to write their Canadian Accreditation Occupational Health Nurse COHN -C

Share Your Description of Your Typical Workday with OH Nurse Colleagues

OHNIG will post in this section a description of your “typical workday” at your workplace – Please email your description to OHNIG.

"Previously Posted" Workday Descriptions

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