With a flexible start date, the role involves an 8-hour workday, focusing on DOT physicals, evaluating and treating workplace injuries, conducting pre-employment exams, and managing basic urgent care and occupational medicine visits within an outpatient clinic setting. Evaluate and treat a range of workplace injuries, including common occupational musculoskeletal injuries, work-related head injuries without loss of consciousness, chest or abdomen injuries, lacerations, foreign bodies to the eye, rashes, and respiratory symptoms.