The Canadian Association for Occupational Health Nurses is committed to promoting excellence in the practice of occupational health nursing and advancing health, wellness and safety practices in the workplace by:
“Occupational Health Nurse” means a Registered Nurse who has graduated with a Certificate or Diploma from a recognized Occupational Health Nursing program and/or who has achieved the level of COHN(C) with the Canadian Nurses Association.
What’s New
- Prevent burnout and reduce stress for your organization with this webinar
- Two New Job Postings in Our Members Area
- WorkSafeBC Research Grant Opportunities – Worker exposure at indoor illicit drug inhalation and overdose prevention sites and Impact of fuel selection during live fire training on firefighter exposures to carcinogens
- Final report: National cross-sectional survey of health workers perceptions of COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness, acceptance, and drivers of vaccine decision making
- Why employers should consider a Certified Occupational Health Nurse COHN(C) for their company
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