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Occupational Health Physician-Sessional

United Kingdom
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Occupational Health Physician - Sessional | Hybrid | 3-5 days | Competitive rates of pay (DOE)

At Latus Group, we're on a mission to empower healthier working lives. As one of the UK's leading Occupational Health and Wellbeing providers, and proud to be the third largest in the sector, we partner with organisations nationwide to help their people stay healthy, safe and productive.

Combining clinical expertise, innovative technology and a people-first approach, we deliver accessible, high-quality workplace health services that make a meaningful difference to businesses and their employees. As a fast-growing and ambitious organisation, we're driven by a passion for improving employee wellbeing, enhancing workplace performance and shaping the future of workplace health. Along the way, we're creating exciting opportunities for talented people to grow, develop and thrive as part of our journey.

We are looking to expand our network of sessional Occupational Health Physicians to work with us on a subcontract basis. These roles will support the delivery of case management services.

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  • Managing a varied caseload of management referrals, delivering pragmatic, evidence-based occupational health advice and recommendations
  • Conducting Appointed Doctor medicals, with full training provided for those not already accredited
  • Completing HAVS Tier 4 assessments, with training available where required
  • Assessing fitness for work, recommending reasonable adjustments and ensuring individuals can perform their roles safely and effectively
  • Delivering health surveillance programmes to monitor and protect employees exposed to workplace hazards
  • Providing expert advice to both employees and employers on occupational health, wellbeing and work-related health issues
  • Partnering with clients to promote best practice in workplace health and wellbeing, supporting the prevention of illness, injury and absence

Key Requirements

  • Valid GMC registration with a Diploma in Occupational Medicine (or higher Occupational Health qualification)
  • Proven Occupational Health experience gained within public and/or private sector environments
  • Strong background in complex case management, providing balanced, evidence-based advice on health and work
  • Excellent clinical assessment and diagnostic skills, with a sound understanding of appropriate treatment pathways and workplace health risks
  • Outstanding written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to produce clear, practical reports and recommendations
  • Strong relationship-building skills, able to establish credibility and trust with clients, managers and employees
  • Self-motivated, confident and highly organised, with the ability to manage a varied workload and work autonomously
  • Commercially aware and client-focused, committed to delivering a high-quality Occupational Health service

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Latus Group is committed to creating a workplace where everyone belongs. We proudly embrace diversity, champion inclusion, and recognise that our people are what make us different. Their expertise, collaboration, and drive for excellence are the foundations of our success and the reason we continue to grow and make a positive impact.

Closing date

This vacancy may close before the stated deadline if enough applications is received. Early submission is therefore advised.

For further information please reach out to: Kitty.Fisk@latusgroup.co.uk

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