Occupational Medicine Coordinator en Mercy Urgent Care

Contribute to Western North Carolina’s Healthcare Heritage

Join the lineage of healthcare excellence established by the Sisters of Mercy since 1900. At Mercy Urgent Care, we’re continuously evolving to meet the needs of our community and our local business partners. Here’s your opportunity to be part of this enduring legacy as a vital member of the Mercy Occupational Medicine team.

Role Overview: Mercy Occupational Medicine (MOM) Coordinator

As a Mercy Occupational Medicine Coordinator, you’ll help deliver occupational health services that keep our region’s workforce healthy and safe. You’ll coordinate scheduling, recordkeeping, and client communication for our occupational medicine program while also providing hands-on support for services such as drug screens, vaccinations, health fairs, and wellness clinics.

This role offers 20 hours per week dedicated to Occupational Medicine coordination and 20 hours per week working clinically in one of our urgent care centers.

Benefits: As a full-time team member, you’ll enjoy:

• 403(b) with employer matching
• Health benefits (medical, dental, vision)
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Volunteer Time Off (VTO) policy
• Paid holidays and time off
• Training and growth opportunities

What You’ll Do:

• Collaborate closely with the Mercy Occupational Medicine Manager to ensure smooth delivery of occupational health services
• Assist in developing and maintaining relationships with local businesses and industrial clients
• Schedule and track on-site and in-clinic screenings, tests, and exams
• Support on-site and in-clinic occupational health activities such as drug screening, vaccinations, health fairs, and wellness clinics
• Ensure accurate documentation, charge entry, and HIPAA compliance
• Collaborate with clinic staff to maintain consistent, high-quality occupational health delivery
• Participate in the Screen 24/7 on-call rotation as needed

What We’re Looking For:

• Clinical background required — Nurse, Medical Assistant, Paramedic, EMT-I, or similar
• 1–3 years of experience in a healthcare or occupational medicine setting
• Strong organization, multitasking, and communication skills
• Proficiency with computer systems and electronic medical records
• Ability to maintain professionalism and compassion in a fast-paced environment
• Demonstrated integrity, empathy, and commitment to Mercy’s core values

Join a team where you can use your clinical expertise, organizational skills, and compassion to make a lasting difference — both in patient care and in the health of our local workforce.