Key job responsibilities As the Regional Occupational Health Physician, you will serve as the designated Sanitary Officer and clinical authority for all sites within your assigned sub-region.
Regulatory Compliance: Serve as the designated Sanitary Officer under the General Health Law and COFEPRIS requirements. Sign and maintain operational notices and regulatory documentation, ensure compliance with applicable NOMs and labor/health laws, conduct compliance audits, attend regulatory inspections, and safeguard clinical records and personal data. Clinical Supervision of OMR Operations: Provide direct physician supervision (NOM-019-SSA3-2013) to nursing staff in AMCARE spaces, act as the clinical authority for diagnoses, restrictions, and prescriptions, oversee daily OMR activities, and review return-to-work plans, fitness-for-duty determinations, and workplace accident management. Medication Governance: Establish a formal medication approval process aligned with COFEPRIS, standardize formularies across the sub-region, approve clinical protocols for medication administration,
and audit medication and controlled-substance records. Epidemiological Surveillance & Prevention: Execute occupational surveillance programs, implement prevention campaigns based on regional data, lead vaccination and early-detection drives, and support heat-stress and exposure-control strategies in coordination with WHS. Medical Surveillance & Occupational Health Exams: Support surveillance programs (NOM-030-STPS-2009 / RFSST), periodic health exams, pre-employment and fitness-for-duty assessments, biological monitoring, and PPE compliance, while ensuring medical record confidentiality. OMR Team Development: Mentor and train OMR staff, standardize clinical protocols and documentation across the sub-region, and ensure competency in emergency equipment, inventory management, and Safety and Hygiene Committee participation. Strategic Leadership: Participate in monthly business reviews, collaborate wit
📌 Sub-regional medical lead (México)
🏢 Amazon
📍 México