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  2. Begin by entering the employee's name, job title, social security number, and date of birth in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
  3. Fill in the company name and employer ID number. Provide the address and store number to ensure proper documentation.
  4. Complete the contact information including phone numbers for both regular and after-hours communication.
  5. In the 'Authorization Expires on' section, specify the expiration date and time for authorization to ensure compliance with medical protocols.
  6. Select appropriate physicals and testing options based on your needs. Check all relevant boxes such as DOT Physical or Drug Testing options.
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Is an occupational therapist a doctor? Occupational therapists arent medical doctors (MD) or doctors of osteopathy (DO). They cant diagnose health conditions, prescribe medication or perform surgeries.
Specialty Overview Occupational and Environmental Medicine focuses on the health of workers, including the ability to perform work; the physical, chemical, biological, and social environments of the workplace; and the health outcomes of environmental exposures.
Key differences Focus and specialization: Urgent care: General medical care for conditions not considered life-threatening. Occupational health: Specialized care for workers compensation injuries with a focus on prevention and compliance.
Occupational doctors are adept at diagnosing and treating workplace injuries, ranging from minor wounds to severe injuries. Their expertise in understanding the nuances of workplace environments allows them to offer precise and effective care, minimizing the impact on an employees health and their time away from work.
Occupational health specialists provide medical care to workers with work-related injuries and illnesses. They also work with businesses, employees, regulators, insurers, public health, and other occupational safety and health professionals to create safer workplaces.
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What Is Occupational Medicine? Occupational medicine is all about keeping workers healthy and workplaces safe. Employees injured during the course of employment, or who suffer from work-related illnesses or diseases, require specialized care and may be eligible for Workers Compensation benefits.
Whether its a sprained ankle, a wrist fracture or a strained hamstring, minor injuries can be taken care of outside of the emergency department. Urgent care can diagnose and stabilize broken bones, and refer you to the appropriate care setting or direct you to the emergency room, if your injury requires.

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