Occupational Medicine

The occupational medicine team at Mayo Clinic's campus in Minnesota focuses on treating and preventing work-related illnesses, injuries and long-term conditions. They understand how an employee's health can affect their work — and how work can affect their health.

Mayo Clinic's goal is to help employees stay safe, healthy and productive. The team also works with employers to adapt the workplace to meet the changing needs of employees.

Occupational medicine specialists care for people who experience illness or injury at work. When an employee is ready to return, the team helps plan a safe, well-supported transition back to the workplace.

Mayo Clinic specialists are experts in identifying and managing physical, chemical, biological and psychosocial hazards in the workplace. They also understand the laws and regulations that protect employee health and safety.

The occupational medicine team works closely with employers to provide the following services:

• Work-related injury or illness treatment and management.
• Comprehensive Occupational and Rehabilitation Care Clinic (CORCC).
• Department of Transportation (DOT) physicals.
• Regulatory and surveillance exams.
• Flu immunization clinics.
• Toxicology evaluations.
• Fitness for duty exams.
• Occupational psychiatry.
• Physician Health Center.
• Post-COVID-19 rehabilitation.