C.M.D. Occ-Med Training Programs

A.T.O.M. & OMED 1904

Advanced Training in Occupational Medicine

Two purpose-built programs for two distinct audiences — one for medical professionals entering the field, one for safety personnel managing the workforce. Both built to close the gap between regulation and practice.

10+ Years OccMed Practice

Self-Paced & Online

OSHA 1904 Focused

A.T.O.M.

Advanced Training in Occupational Medicine — online, self-paced, and built for the field.

Two Programs. Two Audiences.

Which Program Is Right for You?

Whether you're a medical professional entering occupational medicine or a safety officer managing workforce injuries — we have a course built specifically for your role.

For Medical Professionals

A.T.O.M.

Advanced Training in Occupational Medicine is a self-paced, online program designed for nurses, nurse practitioners, physicians, and other medical professionals who are entering the field of occupational medicine or want to sharpen their OccMed knowledge and practice.

Self-paced & fully online

Developed by an OccMed NP with 25+ years of practice

Covers OSHA recordability, case management, toxicology & more

Suitable for schools, corporations, and individuals

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For Safety Personnel

OMED 1904

Occupational Medicine 1904 is a 4-hour hybrid training program built for safety officers, supervisors, and HR personnel. It closes the gap between knowing OSHA regulations and applying them correctly — reducing recordables, lowering TRIR, and strengthening your workforce injury case management.

4-hour hybrid format — self-guided + live lecture

Designed for front-line safety up to management

Focuses on OSHA 1904, recordability, and work-relatedness

Immediately applicable to day-one injury management

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Years Medical Practice

Years OccMed Specialization

Hour OMED 1904 Program

% Online — ATOM Program

Program Detail

What's Inside Each Program.

Program 01 ATOM Training

A.T.O.M.

Advanced Training in Occupational Medicine — for medical professionals.

Self-paced online LMS format

OSHA history & recordability deep-dive

Case management roles & scenarios

OccMed-specific medical conditions

Program 02 OMED 1904 Live Lecture

OMED 1904

Occupational Medicine 1904 — for safety personnel managing workforce injuries.

4-hour hybrid: self-guided + live case study

Determining work-relatedness & recordability

OSHA 1904 treatment levels explained

Reduces unnecessary recordables & TRIR

01 — A.T.O.M.

The OccMed Foundation Medical Professionals Need.

ATOM is an online, self-paced training program developed and presented by an Occupational Medicine Nurse Practitioner with over 10 years of OccMed practice and 25+ years in medical practice. It bridges the gap between general medical training and the specific knowledge required to practice effectively in occupational medicine settings.

Designed For

Nurses & NPs Physicians Medical Schools Corporations Individual Career Development

Topics Covered

History of OSHA and Occupational Medicine in the United States

Understanding OSHA Recordability regulations — 29 CFR 1904

OSHA guidance for First Aid vs. Medical Treatment

Occupational Medicine Case Management roles and processes

Extensive Case Management topics and real-world scenarios

Medical conditions and treatments unique to OccMed

Environmental Health and Toxicology in occupational settings

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02 — OMED 1904

Fewer Recordables. Better Case Management. Starting Day One.

Safety personnel know the regulations — but applying them correctly when an injury happens is a different skill. OMED 1904 is a 4-hour hybrid program that walks your team through the exact decision points that determine recordability and work-relatedness, using real workforce injury case studies as the teaching vehicle.

Designed For

Safety Officers HSE Managers Supervisors HR Personnel Front-Line Management

Topics Covered

OSHA 1904 recordkeeping requirements in depth

Determining work-relatedness of an injury or illness

Determining recordability — what counts and what doesn't

Understanding OSHA medical treatment levels and recordability thresholds

Part 1: Self-guided online training via LMS

Part 2: Live online workforce injury case study lecture

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