Provision of an Occupational Health Physician Service
Bury CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £105,000
Deadline
30 November 2016
Published
1 November 2016
Type
services
Full Description
Bury Council is committed to the provision of an efficient, effective and supportive Occupational Health service and recognises its health, safety and welfare responsibilities on behalf of employees and clients. It is also dedicated to maintaining a healthy and motivated workforce. As part of that process we are seeking to appoint a suitably experienced and qualified provider of Occupational Health Physicians.
The Council’s Occupational Health Unit provides services to approximately 6,700 employees. The internal team consists of a full time Occupational Health Nurse Manager (who is also a practicing Occupational Health Advisor) and a part time Occupational Health Nurse Adviser, with support provided through the Recruitment & Occupational Health Unit Manager and close working relationships with the Health & Safety and Human Resources teams.
Occupational health services include the following
- Pre-employment health screening
- Absence management
- Advice on fitness to work
- Advice on rehabilitation and support
- Health surveillance
- Ill-health retirement
- Health promotion activities
The core requirement for the Physician’s services is currently two full day sessions in every four week period. This requirement will be subject to review as services are further developed.
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Published
1 November 2016
Submission deadline
30 November 2016
Notice type
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