OnSite-OccuHealth

12/08/2025

OnSite-OccuHealth is collecting food for our local food bank. We would love to see you!

12/03/2025

This is a crawl- walk- run instruction for the rapid tactical lift of an unconscious or semi conscious casualty who is non-ambulatory (can't walk) into a fir...

12/03/2025

Interesting podcast about work "safety" 100 years ago. Much respect to the radium girls who helped pave the way for other workers rights.

OccPod: the official ACOEM podcast · Episode

11/10/2025

Now Hiring: Per Diem DOT Drug Screen Collector
OnSite-OccuHealth is seeking an experienced DOT Drug Screen Collector to join our team on a per diem, 1099 basis.

Requirements: Mandatory prior experience with DOT drug screen collections.

Hours: Expect 10-20 hours per week to start, with potential for growth.

Compensation: Paid per diem.

If you have the required experience and are looking for flexible, part-time work, please submit your resume to: andrea@onsite-occuhealth.com

09/14/2025

On Wednesday, September 9, 2025, Senators George Lang and Mark Romanchuk introduced Senate Bill 258 — the Better Access to Healthcare Act.

This is the legislation we’ve been waiting for — the bill that would finally remove the Standard Care Arrangement in Ohio.

This didn’t happen overnight. It’s the direct result of the relentless work of our Key Person Program, Government Relations Committee, OAAPN members across the state, and our lobbying team. We now have two strong sponsors leading the way, and that’s proof our efforts are being heard at the Statehouse.

Here’s what happens next:
• In the coming weeks, SB 258 will move to sponsor testimony and then be assigned to committee — most often the Senate Health Committee.
• Once in committee, legislators will hear both proponent and opponent testimony.
• Before that vote happens, we need your voices. Legislators must hear directly from APRNs in their districts — letters, meetings, personal stories. That’s how we win.

This is real. Wisconsin just became the latest state to retire their SCA. Other states are moving right now.

Ohio’s moment is here. But it won’t happen on its own. It will only happen if we — every OAAPN member, every APRN in this state — show up and get involved.

That’s why our 2025 Statewide Conference in Columbus, October 23–25, is more important than ever. It’s not just about CE. It’s where we’ll strategize, learn, and rally around this bill together. It’s where you can plug in, understand exactly what’s next, and walk away knowing how to help.

This is our chance to make history in Ohio healthcare.
We’ve put in the work, and we are one step closer to real change.

Now, I need you.
• Get registered for the conference.
• Watch for OAAPN updates.
• Answer the call when we ask you to write, to meet, to testify.

Together, we can do this. Together, we can finally retire the SCA and move Ohio forward.

Thank you for being part of this fight.
I’ll see you in Columbus.

-Eric Snyder, DNP, APRN-CNP
President, OAAPN

Get started: https://tinyurl.com/5n6t3x2t

08/07/2025

It's going back to school time for kids big and small!! Call Andrea at OnSite-OccuHealth (567) 245-1976 if you need a sport's physical exam, or a physical exam for those students starting Clinicals.
We not only offer the physical exams, we can check immunity (for Hepatitis B, Varicella, TB, and MMR) for nursing, dental, EMT students where that is required.

08/06/2025

https://www.foodsafetynews.com/2025/08/florida-officials-report-raw-milk-outbreak/

Please don't drink unpasteurized milk.

The Florida Department of Health is investigating an outbreak of Campylobacter and E. coli infections linked to unpasteurized, raw milk. As of August. 4

07/28/2025

It's Sport's Physical Exam Season once again!
Call us at (567)245-1976 and let us get your child ready for this 2025-2026 sports season.

06/06/2025

Free gun locks today and tomorrow. Stay safe people.

05/22/2025

A pebble cast into a pond causes ripples that spread in all directions. Each one of our thoughts, words, and deeds is like this.
--Dorothy Day

05/22/2025

Hm.
I wouldn't kneel down. That puts you in a vulnerable position, e.g. should the dog lunge at you.

When I meet a dog:

1. Ask if you can pet/ say hello !!!!!!!
2. Approach calmly without staring at the dog or towering over the dog (read body language of the dog)
A scared dog should definitely be approached side on, however, if the dog is scared, the owner should NOT let strangers pet them. Instead, slowly introduce strangers by letting them come near but ignoring the dog, so the dog can feel safe and choose when to approach the human.
When the dog approaches the human and has a good sniff then you can slowly introduce petting the dog (but not on top of the head)
3. I always pet under the chin and not on top of the head as I believe in nurturing confidence.