International SOS·Wasilla, Alaska
The Nurse Practitioner will provide comprehensive acute and occupational medical care, diagnosing and treating injuries and illnesses for a diverse workforce at the Matsu Occupational Health Clinic. Responsibilities include performing specialized surveillance testing, utilizing advanced diagnostics, prescribing medications, and coordinating care and return-to-work programs.
At International SOS, we are in the business of protecting and saving lives. For 40 years, we have delivered customised security risk management, health, and wellbeing solutions to organisations worldwide. With a presence in 90 countries and a team of nearly 13,000 experts, we provide 24/7 support to help organisations fulfil their Duty of Care responsibilities. Now, we’re looking for talented individuals to join our team and make a difference.
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Comprehensive Coverage: Medical, Dental, Vision, and even Pet Insurance to keep your whole family healthy. Peace of Mind Anywhere: Emergency Travel Assistance for unexpected situations while away. Secure Your Future: 401(k) matching at 3% to help you build long-term financial stability. Generous Time Off: 10 vacation days, plus 2 floating holidays and 9 statutory holidays. Invest in Yourself: Continuous Education Allowance to support your professional growth. Financial Protection: Short- and Long-Term Disability and Life Insurance for added security. Professional Assurance: Professional Liability Insurance included for your protection Opportunity As a Nurse Practitioner in our Matsu Occupational Health Clinic, you will be a key provider of acute and occupational medical care for a diverse workforce. This role combines hands-on clinical expertise with preventive health strategies, including diagnosing and treating injuries and illnesses, performing occupational surveillance testing (such as audiograms, pulmonary function tests, physicals, and drug collections), and conducting diagnostic procedures like lab work, X-rays, and ECGs. You’ll prescribe and dispense medications within your scope, maintain accurate medical records, and collaborate with physicians, safety teams, and HR to support injury rehabilitation and return-to-work programs. With responsibilities ranging from health promotion initiatives to ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, this position offers a dynamic blend of patient care, occupational health, and teamwork in a fast-paced environment.
Active Alaska License for NP Active BLS, ACLS and DEA Minimum 1-2 years relevant urgent care experience, emergency or occupational health. Maintains emergency medicine skills through specific training (Advanced Cardiac Life Support). Have or obtain appropriate certifications in Occupational Medicine Testing and CAOHC and NIOSH. Key Responsibilities Step into a role where your clinical expertise supports the health and safety of Alaska’s workforce. In this position, you’ll deliver high-quality care in a dynamic environment that blends primary care with occupational health: Provide Comprehensive Care: Diagnose and treat illnesses and injuries for employees, ensuring timely and effective treatment in collaboration with supervising physicians. Perform Specialized Testing: Conduct occupational surveillance exams such as audiograms, pulmonary function tests, physicals, and drug collections—both in the clinic and onsite as needed. Utilize Advanced Diagnostics: Carry out laboratory, radiological, and electrocardiograph procedures to support accurate diagnoses. Prescribe and Dispense Medications: Manage pharmaceuticals, including controlled substances, within your scope and in compliance with DEA regulations. Coordinate Care: Refer patients to consulting physicians or dentists when specialized care is required and collaborate with occupational medicine physicians for complex cases. Support Workforce Health: Work with supervisors, safety representatives, HR, and Worker’s Compensation teams to facilitate injury rehabilitation and return-to-work programs. Maintain Accurate Records: Document injuries, medical forms, and statistical logs in compliance with company policies and medical standards. Promote Wellness: Assist with fitness assessments and health promotion programs to keep employees healthy and engaged. Ensure Compliance: Maintain licensure and certifications, uphold bloodborne pathogen standards, and keep clinical equipment functioning properly. Leverage Technology: Use Microsoft Office and occupational health software to manage data and streamline workflows. Physical Demands and Working Conditions Work conditions are such that significant time will be spent walking, standing, stooping, sitting, assisting with positioning patients, and include some lifting. Contingencies Offer contingent upon ability to pass pre-employment drug testing (federal panel), physical exam, background check and motor vehicle report. By joining International SOS, you will contribute to a global network dedicated to protecting people and organisations. We offer a dynamic and respectful workplace where expertise, innovation, and collaboration drive our success. 13,000 experts | 1,200+ locations | 90 countries | 110+ languages Start your journey with us today. Apply now!
Candidates must possess an active Alaska License for NP, current BLS, ACLS, and DEA certifications, along with a minimum of 1-2 years of relevant experience in urgent care, emergency, or occupational health settings. Obtaining appropriate certifications in Occupational Medicine Testing, CAOHC, and NIOSH is also required.
Market context
Nurse Practitioner openings in Alaska often favor candidates who can work independently across urgent care, emergency, or occupational health settings, especially where access to care can be limited. These roles are competitive because employers typically want an active Alaska NP license, BLS, ACLS, DEA, and experience with occupational medicine testing, CAOHC, or NIOSH-related work. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, and confirm your certifications before applying.