Occupational Health Nurse Recruitment
Keep employees safe and on the job.
We’ll provide the people you need
Every sick or injured employee is a direct hit to your bottom line. The ability to provide care on-site can give you a significant advantage. At BOS Medical, we provide skilled, experienced nurses and medical assistants who can provide preventative care such as physicals and flu shots as well as conducting drug screens and helping you conform to OSHA standards. They can treat minor illness or injury and triage more serious cases for referral to a doctor or hospital’s care.
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Testimonials
BOS Medical has really helped our facility! Thank you for helping our team.
BOS Medical responds promptly and are always professional.
The staff have treated me with respect and dignity. They have worked with my schedule accordingly.
They have always been very accommodating and quick to respond to any needs or requests, they are always easy to reach by phone or email and very helpful.
BOS Medical responds promptly and are always professional.
Given my experiences during my time with BOS I have had all of my advantages explained to me as an employee and always treated as an equal.
They go above and beyond to help staff. Great teamwork. Thank you for helping when needed.
When using your agency always prompt on getting shifts filled and communication was always on point.
BOS is a wonderful company to work for, they are understanding and try to help anyone out the best that they can!! Great team!!! They really care about their employees!
The team is very understanding and are great at what they do. This feels like best job I‘ve ever had. Especially as a CNA.
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