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Occupational Health Nursing
Occupational health nurses play a vital role in protecting worker health and supporting safer, healthier workplaces across a range of industries. Whether you're an experienced practitioner or exploring a career in occupational health nursing, ANZSOM provides opportunities to connect, access professional development, and stay up to date with current practice. Discover how ANZSOM supports occupational health nurses through education, networking, and community.
Occupational Medicine Trainees
Starting a career in occupational medicine is an exciting journey, and ANZSOM is here to support trainees throughout their training. Through educational webinars, the Annual Scientific Meeting, networking opportunities and practical resources, ANZSOM helps trainees build their knowledge, connect with peers, and stay up to date with current practice. Discover how ANZSOM supports trainees through education, professional development, and a welcoming occupational health community.
It Pays to Care
Through our Model of Collaboration with the RACP, ANZSOM is proud to support the advocacy efforts of the College and the Australasian Faulty of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (AFOEM) in particular. A significant project is now underway aimed at improving the health and recovery outcomes for people who experience a work injury.
AN EVIDENCE-INFORMED DOCUMENT which presents the evidence regarding psychosocial factors as barriers to return to work and the evidence about how these barriers can be addressed. This paper describes ways to improve scheme delivery in the four central work injury domains: leadership and regulation, case management, the workplace and healthcare.
A VALUES AND PRINCIPLES PAPER which describes healthy insurance schemes and sets out why “it pays to care”.
