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They investigate work-related injuries and illnesses, conduct exposure assessments, manage return-to-work plans, and recommend controls for chemical, physical, ergonomic, and operational hazards.",[13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21],"occupational_health_evaluation","workplace_exposure_assessment","fitness_for_duty_reviews","work_related_injury_management","return_to_work_planning","industrial_hygiene_coordination","regulatory_compliance","workplace_health_surveillance","risk_control_recommendations",[23,24,25,26,27,28],"American Board of Preventive Medicine Occupational Medicine Certification","Certified Medical Review Officer (MRO)","Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)","Basic Life Support (BLS)","Certified Physician Executive (CPE)","Certified in Public Health (CPH)",[30,31,32],"PUBLIC_HEALTH","EMERGENCY_MANAGEMENT","ADMINISTRATION",{"starter":34,"growth":37},[35,36,24,26],"Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)","Master of Public Health (MPH)",[23,27,28],{"typical_target":39,"required_minimum":39,"notes":-1},"SECRET",[41,45],{"code":42,"branch":43,"name":44},"44UX","air_force","Occupational Medicine Physician",{"code":46,"branch":47,"name":48},"60D","army","Occupational Medicine Officer",false,"ACTIVE","officer","SUBSPEC",[54,60,65,69,75,83],{"id":55,"code":56,"title":57,"branch":8,"category":9,"description":58,"status":50,"rank":51,"code_type":59},"c1325d19-6f28-47ed-9212-8b9960b77dbb","15K0","Preventive Medicine, General","This specialty identifies physicians who prevent disease and injury across populations rather than focusing only on individual treatment. Their work includes epidemiology, surveillance, immunization, sanitation, environmental health, health policy, and prevention program management.","MOS",{"id":61,"code":62,"title":63,"branch":8,"category":9,"description":64,"status":50,"rank":51,"code_type":59},"0a38bb81-c20a-49c8-8306-9f92270a9d24","15K1","Preventive Medicine, Subspecialty","This specialty identifies preventive medicine physicians with advanced training in a focused population health discipline. Subspecialists use epidemiology, exposure assessment, surveillance, research, and policy development to control health risks across organizations and communities.",{"id":66,"code":46,"title":48,"branch":67,"category":9,"description":68,"status":50,"rank":51,"code_type":59},"83c2f15e-aada-404e-89bb-6466a51ec2b5","Army","The US Army Occupational Medicine Officer is in charge of planning, directing and supervising occupational health programs for the Department of Army civilian and military personnel.",{"id":70,"code":71,"title":72,"branch":73,"category":9,"description":74,"status":50,"rank":51,"code_type":59},"0bbf924e-564a-4c2d-b224-ac9f791222a0","44BX","Preventive Medicine","Air Force","One of the best ways to keep Airmen and their families healthy is to help prevent illness or injury from occurring in the first place. Focusing on the health of individuals, communities and specific populations, Preventive Medicine specialists help groups reduce their risk of disease, disability and death. Utilizing knowledge and skills from medical, social, cultural and behavioral sciences, they provide care and determine health policies that best benefit their patients and community health.",{"id":76,"code":77,"title":78,"branch":79,"category":80,"description":81,"status":50,"rank":82,"code_type":59},"9d74ec36-4cd9-45ae-9abf-cc892e73d0c3","0408","Fatality Management Officer","Marine Corps","SUPPORT","Fatality Management Officers/Planners serve as supervisors, coordinators, technical advisers, and special staff officers in determining requirements associated with the management of human remains in both combat and non-combat environments. Duties include the search and recovery, processing, tentative identification, storage, interment, disinterment, and transportation of human remains and personal effects. Perform various duties for the operational management of mortuary affairs collection points and interment sites within designated areas of responsibility. These duties are performed in both joint and single service theaters of operations and in CBRN environments.","warrant_officer",{"id":84,"code":85,"title":86,"branch":67,"category":80,"description":87,"status":50,"rank":51,"code_type":59},"4d91b807-7729-418a-9c27-b9c95777d7d3","38G","Military Government","The Military Government officer must possess expertise in civilian core competencies, represented by a civil affairs related Skill Identifier (SI), that support one of the functional specialty skills related to systems or organizations of public health and welfare, public safety, public administration, public works/infrastructure, economics and commerce, and public education and information. They are expected to understand how to utilize their civilian core competencies to assist in the accomplishment of the core CA tasks: Populace and Resources Control (PRC), Foreign Humanitarian Assistance (FHA), Civil Information Management (CIM), Support to Civil Administration (SCA), and Nation Assistance (NA) in all operational environments. Criteria for Degree of Proficiency Codes CDPC) are used to evaluate and identify expertise in civilian core competencies. Military Government officers serve in CA units based on their CDPC to provide expertise in their identified civilian core competencies at companies, battalions, brigades, and Civil Affairs commands. Military Government officers enable the force to assess, monitor, protect, reinforce, establish, and transition political, economic, social, and cultural institutions and capabilities to achieve U.S. national goals and objectives."]