GRG Health
Occupational Health Physician

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Company Description
GRG Health, part of the Growman Group of Companies, is a fast-growing healthcare research firm with offices across India, United Arab Emirates, the Philippines, Singapore, United Kingdom, and the United States. Specializing in global life sciences, GRG Health provides market intelligence through innovative, technology-driven solutions, including AI and machine learning. Supported by a team of over 300 analysts, GRG Health has garnered recognition as the "Most Innovative Healthcare Market Research Company in Asia 2020" by CEO Magazine. Dedicated to digital transformation and process optimization, GRG Health delivers cutting-edge insights to enhance healthcare services worldwide.
Role Description
This is a part-time, remote role for an Occupational Health Physician. The Occupational Health Physician will provide expert medical guidance on workplace health risks, preventive strategies, and evidence-based interventions for client organizations. Responsibilities include:
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- Reviewing and interpreting occupational health data
- Advising on policies and procedures to support employee well-being
- Contributing to research or consulting projects related to workplace safety and health outcomes


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The role involves:
- Collaborating with internal analysts and external healthcare professionals
- Participating in virtual meetings
- Preparing concise reports or recommendations for clients
The physician may also support training initiatives by offering clinical insights into occupational health best practices.
Qualifications
- Strong expertise in Occupational Health and Occupational Medicine, with the ability to apply clinical knowledge to workplace health and safety contexts
- Broad medical foundation in Medicine, including the ability to interpret clinical data and provide evidence-based recommendations
- Experience in Training, especially in delivering educational sessions or guidance on occupational health practices to non-clinical audiences
- Demonstrated ability in Working with Physicians and multidisciplinary teams, fostering collaboration across clinical and non-clinical stakeholders
- Medical degree (MD or equivalent) with relevant specialization or certification in occupational health or occupational medicine
- Current professional licensure in good standing and eligibility to practice in relevant jurisdictions
- Strong analytical, written, and verbal communication skills, including the ability to produce clear, concise reports and presentations
- Comfort with remote work, digital collaboration tools, and participating in virtual meetings across time zones
- Prior experience in corporate health, employee wellness programs, healthcare consulting, or market research is advantageous
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