Physician - Occupational Medicine

Overview

Reporting directly to the Electric Boat Medical Director, the Occupational Medicine Physician is responsible for the medical and clinical oversight of patient care for Quonset Point and off sites affiliated medical programs of Electric Boat. Ensuring the use of standardized and consistent medical procedures within the clinics to maintain clinical alignment and scope of practice based on evidence based data.

The Occupational Physcian will establish and communicate timely directives, best practices, continuing education, regulatory and medical research updates to clinic staff.

Develop and monitor annual medical budget, department goals and objectives.

Collaborate with key stakeholders, including Human Resources, Talent Acquisition, Benefits, Health and Wellness, Workers’ Compensation, Safety, Legal, and site leadership, to ensure the integration of occupational health initiatives into company operations.

This job operates in a clinic setting within an industrial environment. The work environment is primarily in a clinic setting with occasional need to enter into and perform duties within other areas of the shipyard. Shipyard settings may require hearing protection, safety glasses and safety shoes. Some work will require a TLD.

Location: Quonset Point Rhode Island – reporting to Groton/New London as needed.

Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice.

Qualifications

Required Credentials, Education and Experience

Medical Licenses in RI and CT (required) or ability to obtain.

State Narcotic/Controlled Substance license is required (Connecticut, Rhode Island) or ability to obtain.

Medical Degree from an accredited institution.

Certification in Radiation Health Indoctrination (RHI) status and Medical Review Officer (MRO) or the ability to obtain.

Requirements may include working flexible hours including evenings, nights and weekends. Travel for training and company business at off sites may occasionally be required.

The ability to obtain a Department of Defense “Secret” Clearance is mandatory

DOT and BAT certification is preferred and willingness to acquire certifications is required. Willing to obtain other certifications as needed.

Current board certification required. Preferably in one of the following disciplines: Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Public Health and General Preventive Medicine or Occupational and Environmental Medicine.

CPR (BLS for the Healthcare Provider)

Preferred Credentials, Experience and Skills

2 years’ experience in Occupational and Environmental medicine or equivalent experience.

Experience with interpretation of results of EKG, audiometry, drug tests, x-rays, sutures, and spirometry is desired.

Knowledge of workplace health, safety, disability, and OSHA regulations.

Superior interpersonal communication and collaboration skills.

Federal DEA license

Skills

Ability to work as a team member

The position would typically require travel 5% of the time.

Physical Qualifications
Kneeling, Light Lifting, Reaching, Stooping, Twisting

Environmental Attributes
Dusty, Inside