We had scarcely lost sight of this empire when we found ourselves close upon another, from whose shores there flew over our heads a flock of fowls a mile in breadth, and two hundred and forty miles long; so that, although they flew a mile during every minute, it required no less than four hours for the whole flock to pass over us -- in which there ...
To meet those needs, occupational health nurses: 1  Coordinate and deliver services and programs. 2  Promote an interdisciplinary approach to health care and advocate for the employeeâs right to prevention-oriented, cost-effective health and safety programs.
Subscribe to our e-digest, Nursing Notes. Occupational Health Nurse. An Occupational Health Nurse provides preventative health care for people who work at hospitals and other medical facilities. They work closely with employers to insure that health and safety standards are met, and are instrumental in maintaining optimal employee health.