EMT-Onsite - Occupational Health

This is for an EMT role located at Novo Nordisk in Bloomington, IN.

Responsible for administering first aid to injured and ill employees at contracted employer job site. Assist in performing testing required for state and federally regulated programs which will include spirometry and hearing conservation. Perform ergonomic consultation and job site assessment under the direction of the clinic manager.

• Indiana Certification as an Emergency Medical Technician.
• Basic Life Support through the American Heart Association.
• Certifications such as hearing conservation and ergonomics dependent upon specific contract employer needs.
• 3-5 years EMT experience.
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