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26 Occupational Medicine Specialist Listings Near Wolhurst, CO
Occupational Medicine Specialist Wolhurst, CO
Find an Occupational Doctor to ensure workplace safety and to treat any work-related injuries, accidents or diseases.Results for Wolhurst, CO
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MBI - Workwell Englewood
Distance: 5.86 mi401 W Hampden Pl
Ste 230
Englewood, CO 80110MBI - Workwell Englewood is a Occupational Medicine Specialist facility at 401 W Hampden Pl Ste 230 in Englewood, CO. -
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Colorado Occupational Medical Partners
Distance: 9.61 mi3900 South Wadsworth Boulevard,
Suite 325 (West Point Building)
Lakewood, CO 80235At Colorado Occupational Medical Partners, we are fully committed to helping patients achieve their highest level of ... -
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MBI - Workwell Occupational Medicine - Lakewood
Distance: 9.61 mi1687 Cole Blvd
#150
Lakewood, CO 80401MBI - Workwell Occupational Medicine - Lakewood is a Occupational Medicine Specialist facility at 1687 Cole Blvd #150... -
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Colorado Occupational Medical Partners
Distance: 15.34 mi1390 S Potomac
Suite #136
Aurora, CO 80012At Colorado Occupational Medical Partners, we focus on advancing patients to their highest level of function by deliv... -
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MBI - Workwell Aurora
Distance: 15.34 mi1600 S Abilene St
# D
Aurora, CO 80012MBI - Workwell Aurora is a Occupational Medicine Specialist facility at 1600 S Abilene St # D in Aurora, CO. -
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MBI - Workwell Denver
Distance: 15.34 mi3350 Peoria St
STE 190
Aurora, CO 80010MBI - Workwell Denver is a Occupational Medicine Specialist facility at 3350 Peoria St STE 190 in Aurora, CO. -
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Colorado Occupational Medical Partners
Distance: 20.81 mi9025 Grant St Suite #200
Thornton, CO 80229At Colorado Occupational Medical Partners, we focus on advancing patients to their highest level of function by deliv... -
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John Hughes, MD
Occupational Medicine Phys-CODistance: 3.09 mi20 W Dr Creek Cr 100 Ste 111
Littleton, CO 80120 -
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Brian Beatty, DO
Rocky Mountain Medical GroupDistance: 5.86 mi730 Westhampton Ave
Englewood, CO 80110 -
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UCHealth Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Clinic - Lone Tree
Distance: 7.67 mi9548 Park Meadows Drive
Lone Tree, CO 80124 -
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Colorado Occupational Medical Partners
Distance: 8.35 mi13111 E Briarwood
Ave #100
Centennial, CO 80112 -
110 Points
Clarence Kluck, MD
Denver Occ & Aviation MedDistance: 11.93 mi3700 Havana St Ste 200
Denver, CO 80239 -
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Jayne Manush, OTR
Assistive Technology Clinic - Center for Inclusive Design and EngineeringDistance: 11.93 mi1224 5th St
Denver, CO 80204 -
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Midtown Occupational Health Services
Distance: 11.93 mi2490 West 26th Ave Building A
Injury Care - Suite 300 Rehabilitation Services - Suite 230
Denver, CO 80211 -
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Martin Shure, MD
Midtown Occupational HealthDistance: 11.93 mi2420 W 26th Ave Ste 200D
Denver, CO 80211 -
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Robert Broghammer
Robert Broghammer, MDDistance: 14.92 mi11960 Lioness Way
Ste 150
Parker, CO 80134 -
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UCHealth Occupational Medicine Clinic - Castle Rock
Distance: 16.64 mi4404 Barranca Lane
Castle Rock, CO 80108 -
Occupational Medicine Specialist Info
Occupational Medicine Specialist Summary:
An Occupational Doctor focuses on the prevention and management of injuries and illnesses in the workplace. If they do occur, then an Occupational Doctor will help the worker through rehabilitation so that they can get back to work faster. They also help to promote health and increase productivity of the workers. Occupational Doctors help educate both employers and employees on increasing morale and preventing re-injury.
Education and training: To become an Occupational Doctor, 4 years of medical school and a residency in occupational medicine are required. Many people who enter this profession come from careers such as surgery, rehabilitation and orthopedics.
Occupational Medicine Specialist FAQs:
What is an
An Occupational Medicine Specialist studies the effects of the workplace on health. An Occupational Medicine Specialist deals with illness or injury related to the workplace.
What does Occupational Medicine include?
An Occupational Medicine Specialist specializes in injury prevention, industrial hygiene, epidemiology and toxicology.
Where does an Occupational Doctor work?
Occupational Medicine Specialists work in academic, clinical, government and industrial settings.
What are some services that they provide?
An Occupational Doctor provides services such as: in-office or on-site therapy, transitional work services, work simulation programs, prevention programs and return-to-work programs.
Who needs an Occupational Doctor?
Anyone who has suffered a work-related injury, such as a sprain, fracture, burn, or repetitive motion injury is in need of this specialist.
How do I find an Occupational Medicine Specialist in my city and state?
The Wellness.com directory will help you locate an Occupational Medicine Specialist in your state. Select Occupational Medicine Specialist from the professionals menu and select the state that you are looking to locate an Occupational Medicine Specialist in. After you have located your state, find the city that you will need an Occupational Medicine Specialist in. Select the state and city and you will see a list of Occupational Medicine Specialists in your city and state.
Occupational Medicine Specialist Related Terms:
occupational medicine, occupational medicine specialist, workplace safety, office safety, workplace injury prevention
An Occupational Doctor focuses on the prevention and management of injuries and illnesses in the workplace. If they do occur, then an Occupational Doctor will help the worker through rehabilitation so that they can get back to work faster. They also help to promote health and increase productivity of the workers. Occupational Doctors help educate both employers and employees on increasing morale and preventing re-injury.
Education and training: To become an Occupational Doctor, 4 years of medical school and a residency in occupational medicine are required. Many people who enter this profession come from careers such as surgery, rehabilitation and orthopedics.
Occupational Medicine Specialist FAQs:
What is an
Occupational Doctor
?An Occupational Medicine Specialist studies the effects of the workplace on health. An Occupational Medicine Specialist deals with illness or injury related to the workplace.
What does Occupational Medicine include?
An Occupational Medicine Specialist specializes in injury prevention, industrial hygiene, epidemiology and toxicology.
Where does an Occupational Doctor work?
Occupational Medicine Specialists work in academic, clinical, government and industrial settings.
What are some services that they provide?
An Occupational Doctor provides services such as: in-office or on-site therapy, transitional work services, work simulation programs, prevention programs and return-to-work programs.
Who needs an Occupational Doctor?
Anyone who has suffered a work-related injury, such as a sprain, fracture, burn, or repetitive motion injury is in need of this specialist.
How do I find an Occupational Medicine Specialist in my city and state?
The Wellness.com directory will help you locate an Occupational Medicine Specialist in your state. Select Occupational Medicine Specialist from the professionals menu and select the state that you are looking to locate an Occupational Medicine Specialist in. After you have located your state, find the city that you will need an Occupational Medicine Specialist in. Select the state and city and you will see a list of Occupational Medicine Specialists in your city and state.
Occupational Medicine Specialist Related Terms:
occupational medicine, occupational medicine specialist, workplace safety, office safety, workplace injury prevention
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