Medical Services

Washington Occupational Health Associates, Inc offers expertise and services nationwide to both the public and private sectors in all areas of occupational, environmental, and preventive medicine and emergency preparedness.

Washington Occupational Health Associates, Inc is comprised of Board-certified physicians in Occupational Medicine, Internal Medicine, and Toxicology. WOHA physicians are also certified Medical Review Officers by the Medical Review Officer Certifying Council (MROCC).  Our resources also include a highly skilled and trained support staff of certified industrial hygienists, public health experts, and project managers.

Examples of our corporate medical programs include:

• Medical Director Services – policy development, clinical case management, and cross-functional consulting.

• Medical Surveillance Programs – custom-tailored medical protocols to meet the specific requirements of each client in protecting workers from potential harmful effects of exposure to hazardous agents.

• Drug and Alcohol Testing – technical expertise in the development of employer policies and in the collection and review of drug and alcohol test results.

• Pandemic Flu Preparedness – providing your company with the expertise and resources necessary to prepare for and mitigate the effects of pandemic flu.

• Emergency & Bioterrorism Preparedness – emergency response policy development, evaluation and management of employees with potential chemical or biological agent exposures, emergency training programs, respirator certifications, automatic external defibrillator programs.

• Health Risk Assessment and Communication – environmental and hazardous risks, post-exposure prophylaxis.

• Executive Physical Programs – nationwide programs, complete history and physical examination, preventive medicine lifestyle programs.

• Corporate Travel – immunizations for global needs, medical travel alerts.

• Hearing Conservation Courses and Programs –using Audiometric Data Analysis and Management software to process over 30,000 audiograms per year.

• Early Defibrillation Programs – for early resuscitative efforts while waiting for arrival of the local Emergency Medical Service.