Oregon State Association of Occupational Health Nurses

March 3 - 6, 2025 at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland. Registration is now open. Early Bird- fees through February 14. Learn More at...

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Do you need to maintain nursing licenses in multiple states in order to perform your job? How does that impact your performance or ability to do...

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The Oregon State Association of Occupational Health Nurses (OSAOHN) Board of Director’s formally agreed to a one-time waiver of usual chapter fees...

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From your OSAOHN Board of Directors Our warmest wishes for a peaceful holiday and for a safe and healthy new year!

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To all our members and followers, we appreciate the work you do and service you provide. It is our honor to have many you as a member of OSAOHN....

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As we enter cold and flu season, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services launched its new “Risk Less. Do More.” campaign, which includes...

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Since the 1980s OSHA has required business to inform employees about the hazardous materials they encounter in the workplace. World trade,...

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John Howard, M.D., NIOSH Director, announces the 2024 Respiratory Protection week, September 3-6. NIOSH's annual Respiratory Protection Week,...

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Each year, during this week-long observance, OHNs have a chance to highlight the importance of respiratory protection in the workplace. Provide...

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Carrier Chronicles summarized a recent report by Workers’ Compensation Research Institute (WCRI.) The report, a detailed overview of workers’...

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