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Occupational Medicine Specialist Dallas, TX
Occupational Medicine Specialist Dallas, TX
Find an Occupational Doctor to ensure workplace safety and to treat any work-related injuries, accidents or diseases.Results for Dallas, TX
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350 Points
Children's Health Integrated Therapy - Dallas
1935 Medical District Dr
Dallas, TX 75235Children's Health Integrated Therapy A Panda Cares Center of Hope provides transitional pediatric care between acute-... -
350 Points
Children's Health Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation - Cityville
2222 Medical District Dr
Ste 210
Dallas, TX 75235The pediatric physiatrist, at Children’s Health, are specialized in physical rehab and trained to diagnose the specif... -
350 Points
Children's Health Specialty Center Preston
Distance: 17.36 mi7000 Preston Rd
Ste 100
Plano, TX 75024Pediatric specialists at Children’s Health Specialty Center Preston evaluate and treat patients in a warm, comfortabl... -
350 Points
Children's Health Specialty Center Grapevine
Distance: 19.2 mi2020 W State Hwy 114
Ste 100
Grapevine, TX 76051Pediatric specialists at Children’s Health Specialty Center in Grapevine evaluate and treat patients in a warm, comfo... -
350 Points
Children's Health Specialty Center North Rockwall
Distance: 22.25 mi2455 Ridge Rd
Ste 255
Rockwall, TX 75087Pediatric specialists at Children’s Health Specialty Center in North Rockwall evaluate and treat patients in a warm, ... -
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Children's Health Specialty Center Allen
Distance: 23.34 mi8 Prestige Cir
Ste 101
Allen, TX 75002Pediatric specialists at Children’s Health Specialty Center in Allen evaluate and treat patients in a warm, comfortab... -
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Charles Loehr, DO, MD, FAAFP
Brookhaven Family Medicine Clinic1 Medical Parkway, Suite 105
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Albert Hirsch, MD
1902 Martin Luther King Jr Blv, Ste 100
Dallas, TX 75215 -
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Douglas Waddell, DO, MD
14465 Webb Chapel Rd Ste 111
Dallas, TX 75234 -
800 Points
Dan Puig, Registered Massage Therapist
Las Colinas Therapeutic MassageDistance: 8.89 mi5000 Riverside Dr.
Bldg 6, Ste 100E
Irving, TX 75039 -
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Children's Health Specialty Center Las Colinas
Distance: 8.89 mi7453 Las Colinas Boulevard
Suite 1
Irving, TX 75039 -
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Children's Health Specialty Center Mesquite
Distance: 11.74 mi1675 Republic Parkway
Suite 190
Mesquite, TX 75150 -
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Children's Health Specialty Center West Plano
Distance: 17.36 mi7000 West Plano Parkway
Suite 210
Plano, TX 75093 -
Children's Health Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation - Plano
Distance: 17.36 mi7609 Preston Road
Suite P1100
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Children's Health Specialty Center Grapevine
Distance: 19.2 mi1643 Lancaster Drive
Suite 300
Grapevine, TX 76051 -
410 Points
Frankie Burget, OTR/LC, LMT, BCIM, BCIP, CST, SEP, CNDT
Windsong Therapy and Wellness, Inc.Distance: 20.34 mi2725 Central Drive
Suite A
Bedford, TX 76021 -
330 Points
Frankie Burget, Owner
Windsong Therapy and Wellness, IncDistance: 20.34 mi2725 Central Drive
Suite A
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Emily Reece, NP-C
Occupational Health CenterDistance: 21.36 mi475 West Elm, Suite 203
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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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