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 with WHS, PXT, Operations, and Legal, support the regional medical lead's national agenda, and drive improvements in associate health outcomes and attrition mitigation. This role requires regular travel (60–80%) within the assigned sub-region of Mexico. A day in the life No two days look exactly alike in this role, but here's a glimpse of what yours might involve: You start your morning reviewing overnight incident reports and care statistics across the sites in your sub-region. A workplace injury was logged at one location last night, so you connect with the OMR nurse on site to review the initial care documentation,



confirm the ST-7 was properly managed, and begin coordinating a Return-to-Work plan that aligns the associate's medical restrictions with available job functions. Mid-morning, you travel to one of your assigned sites for a scheduled compliance audit. Walking the AMCARE space, you verify that the infrastructure and equipment meet NOM-005-SSA3-2018 requirements, review clinical records for traceability and retention compliance, and spot-check medication logs and controlled-substance documentation. You identify a minor deviation in the formulary and work with the nursing staff on a corrective action plan on the spot. Over lunch, you join a remote Monthly Business Review, presenting your sub-region's health metrics, injury/illness trends, and compliance status to leadership — and flagging an emerging musculoskeletal trend that you recommend addressing with a targeted ergonomics prevention campaign. In the afternoon, you provide clinical supervision and mentorship to the OMR team: reviewing a complex fitness-for-duty case that exceeds their scope, validating a medical clearance for work at heights, and running a short teaching session on NOM-035 mental health screening and referral pathways. You close the day collaborating with WHS and PXT colleagues on a heat-stress mitigation strategy for the upcoming season, and reviewing a Privacy Notice update to ensure associate health data stays protected. Throughout it all, you are the clinical and regulatory anchor for your region — balancing hands‑on physician leadership with the strategic, preventive, and compliance work that keeps associates healthy and sites compliant. About the team Inclusive team culture At Amazon we embrace our differences and we are committed to furthering our culture of inclusion. We host annual and ongoing learning experiences. Amazon’s culture of inclusion is reinforced within our 14 Leadership Principles, which remind team members to seek diverse perspectives, learn and be curious, and earn trust. Work Life Balance We believe striking the right balance between your personal and professional life is critical to life‑long happiness and fulfillment.



We offer flexibility in working hours and encourage you to find your own balance between your work and personal lives. Mentorship & Career Growth Our team is dedicated to supporting new members. We have a broad mix of experience levels and tenures, and we’re building an environment that celebrates knowledge sharing and mentorship. We care about your career growth and strive to assign projects based on what will help each team member develop into a better‑rounded professional. Our inclusive culture empowers Amazonians to deliver the best results for our customers. If you have a disability and need a workplace accommodation or adjustment during the application and hiring process, including support for the interview or onboarding process, please visit for more information. If the country/region you’re applying in isn’t listed, please contact your Recruiting Partner. Basic Qualifications Experience working to appropriate health & safety standards and regulations Speak, write, and read fluently in English, and have the ability to take direction in English Medical degree from a Mexican institution recognized by the Ministry of Public Education (SEP) Valid Professional License issued by the General Directorate of Professions Specialty or postgraduate training in Occupational Medicine, Epidemiology, or Public Health Legally authorized to sign regulatory filings and assume personal legal responsibility for health operations across multiple sites Minimum 2 years of occupational health experience. Experience providing physician supervision of nursing staff in a clinical or occupational health setting Willingness to travel 60–80% within Mexico Preferred Qualifications Experience in operations management Prior experience as COFEPRIS Sanitary Officer Experience with IMSS regulatory processes including workplace accident reporting and ST form management Knowledge of the Regulation of the General Health Law on Medical Care Services and NOM-005-SSA3-2018 (infrastructure and equipment for ambulatory care facilities) Experience supporting occupational epidemiological surveillance programs Experience with clinical auditing, quality assurance, and continuous improvement methodologies Knowledge of NOM-019-STPS-2011 (Safety and Hygiene Committees) and its application in operational environments Amazon is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of protected veteran status, disability, or other legally protected status. Veterans, military spouses, and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply. #J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Sub-regional medical lead (Ciudad de México)
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📍 Ciudad de México