Occupational Health Specialist

Develops and implements programs to improve workplace safety, health, and well-being.

$60,000

2026 Median Pay

Bachelor's

Degree Requirements

5,000 Available Positions*

2026 Job Outlook

5%

Projected Job Growth

*Data cited from the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2026 report
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“I take pride in helping prevent injuries by making sure the right safety practices are in place before problems arise.”

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Areas of Focus

Biology

Chemistry

Environmental Science

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