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General Motors (GM) is a major automotive manufacturer with over 90,000 employees globally and 150+ facilities. The Rochester, New York location is a manufacturing plant that employs Occupational Health Registered Nurses to provide on-site medical care to plant employees.
Nursing roles at GM fall under occupational health rather than traditional clinical settings, involving emergency care, first aid, episodic treatment of workplace injuries and illnesses, physical exams, and wellness program support. The Rochester plant nurse works under standing orders and collaborates with a plant physician, functioning autonomously in an industrial environment. This is an on-site, full-time position with second shift availability required. GM's culture emphasizes heritage, challenging norms, and cultivating excellence, with a code of conduct titled 'Winning with Integrity' that prioritizes customers, relationships, and excellence. The company emphasizes quality and safety as foundational commitments for both customers and the workplace.
GM's core values are customers, relationships, and excellence. Their code of conduct, 'Winning with Integrity,' emphasizes acting with integrity, taking accountability for results, and doing the right thing. Their cultural pillars are: 'Cherish heritage. Challenge norms. Cultivate excellence.' Quality and safety—both customer and workplace—are described as foundational commitments that are never compromised.
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Specific benefit details were not provided in the research sources. 1 out of 5 stars, suggesting a competitive compensation and benefits package, but exact offerings such as health insurance, retirement plans, or paid time off cannot be confirmed from the available data.
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