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Nurse (Occupational Health)

US Army Corps of Engineers

Little Rock, Arkansas

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Government Administration and Strategic Management Services

Posted Jul 14, 2026 · Last seen active Jul 15, 2026

About this role

As a Nurse (Occupational Health) you will provide direct support for the development, implementation, and administration of the District's Occupational Health Program. Coordinate medical support services, refer employees for follow up with personal health care providers, implement a comprehensive Occupational Health Nursing Program, and secure and maintain employee occupational health medical records in compliance with Privacy Act and HIPAA. Requires a current, valid, active Registered Nurse (RN) license, CAOHC certification, NIOSH approved spirometry certification, BLS/CPR certification within first year, clinical titer testing or proof of immunity for Rubella, Rubeola, and Hepatitis B, mandatory seasonal influenza vaccination, valid State Driver's License, pre-employment drug screening and random drug testing. Requires a graduate or higher level degree, bachelor's degree, associate degree, or diploma from an accredited professional nursing educational program.

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GS-12 level requires one or more full years of professional nursing experience including at least 2 out of 3 specified areas of practice.

Skills for this role

Occupational Health Program developmentOccupational Health Program implementationOccupational Health Program administrationMedical support services coordinationEmployee referral for follow-up careOccupational health medical records managementHIPAA compliancePrivacy Act compliance

Certifications

CAOHCNIOSH SpirometryBLS/CPR

Requirements

Conditions of employment

Benefits

Comprehensive federal benefits package, Direct Deposit of Pay, Permanent Change of Station (PCS) costs authorized, Relocation incentive may be authorized

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US Army Corps of Engineers

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Workplace not named in the posting.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is one of the oldest federal agencies in the United States, operating under the Department of Defense with a multifaceted mission encompassing the comprehensive life cycle and management of both civilian and military…

What reviewers appreciate

Federal government employment with associated job stability and civil service protections
Mission-driven organization where 50% of employees cite the mission as their primary reason for staying
Occupational health nursing focus offers a non-traditional nursing career path outside of high-acuity clinical settings

What reviewers flag

Not a traditional clinical nursing environment; role is limited to occupational health within an engineering organization
Extensive certification requirements including CAOHC, NIOSH spirometry, BLS/CPR, and clinical titer testing
Mandatory pre-employment and random drug testing as a condition of employment

Benefits: As a federal government employer under the Department of Defense, USACE civilian employees typically receive standard federal benefits which may include health insurance, retirement plans, paid leave, and other federal employee entitlements. However, specific benefits package details were not explicitly stated in the provided research sources.

federal civilianmission-drivenDepartment of Defenseoccupational healthinfrastructure engineeringpublic service

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Living in Little Rock, AR

Little Rock pairs Southern hospitality with big-city healthcare opportunities, anchored by major medical centers along the Arkansas River. Nurses enjoy a laid-back capital city where rolling hills meet urban convenience, offering an affordable metro lifestyle with genuine community feel—a practical and welcoming place to put down roots between shifts.

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LocationLittle Rock, Arkansas

Role typeRN

Settingmilitary

Experience1+ years

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