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Occupational Medicine Physician

Inspire Healthcare Recruiter listing · Open · verified Oct 22, 2026
Osage Beach, MO Full-time Occupational Medicine Physician

At a glance

Occupational Medicine Physician role posted by Inspire Healthcare, a recruiter. Osage Beach, MO · full-time · no salary stated · we estimate $238,960–$309,000 across the United States.

Estimated pay

Inspire Healthcare has not published a salary for this role. The figure below is our estimate, not theirs.

$238,960 – $309,000
What the middle half of occupational medicine physician roles in the United States paid, among postings that did state a salary.
Worked out from 18 postings that stated pay, median $298,500. Last updated Oct 17, 2026.
RoleOccupational Medicine Physician
LocationOsage Beach, MO
EmploymentFull-time
PostedOct 4, 2026 · 2w ago
Role brief

physicianroles summary, based on the recruiter's listing.

What you'll do

  • Treat work-related injuries and illnesses, and provide pre-employment and post-injury physicals
  • Assess workers’ compensation injuries and perform drug screens and fit-for-duty evaluations
  • Deliver walk-in care focused on workplace health concerns
  • Document occupational examinations in detail

What you bring

  • You hold or are eligible for board certification in occupational medicine
  • You have Medical Review Officer (MRO) and Department of Transportation (DOT) credentials

Who this fits

This is a full-time employed physician role in Osage Beach, Missouri, focused entirely on occupational medicine. The workweek is flexible, with no call, weekend or holiday shifts.

From the recruiter

- BC/BE occupational medicine physician needed as we continue to expand in our thriving community.
- 100% occupational medicine " comprehensive treatment for work-related injuries and illness, physicals: pre-employment and post-injury, ratings, Drug screens, Work comp injury assessment, Fit for Duty evaluations, etc.
- Enjoy a supportive culture with skilled support staff.
- This is an employed position with a multi-specialty group offering a competitive salary and great benefits including:
- Strong, Independent, Non-profit Hospital
- We have contracts with many area employers with more being negotiated - demand for services is high
- Provides detailed documentation of the occupational examination
- Provide patient care specializing in health issues that arise in the workplace
- Walk in service care
- Flexible workweek, no call, no weekends, no holidays
- Clinic has large exam and procedure rooms and comprehensive imaging services
- EMR System - eCW
- License and Certifications Required: Medical Review Officer (MRO), Department of Transportation (DOT)
- Contract Length:Base Salary guarantee + Quality incentive bonus
- Comprehensive Benefits Package:
- Negotiable sign-on bonus
- Accrue up to 216 hours of time off
- 40 hours of CME (prorated)
- CME allowance up to $4,000 per year (prorated)
- Health/Dental and Vision Insurance
- Long Term Disability Insurance
- Basic Life Insurance 1.5% times base salary (capped)
- Malpractice Insurance
- Ask about Student Loan Assistance
- Paid Missouri License, BNDD, DEA, Medical Staff Privileges and board (re) certifications fees/dues
- 401K Retirement plan with match
- Up to $10,000 for reimbursement
- THE HEART OF LAKE OF THE OZARKS:
- Strong School District - First in State to have all schools in district accredited by NCACS!
- Home of 3 Campuses of Accredited Colleges
- Big City Amenities with the engaging community of a Small Town - Softball Leagues, Holiday and Seasonal Events, Festivals, Premium Outlets, Spas, etc.
- Easy Access to International Airport
- Beautiful Nature and Lakes - Boating, Water Sports, Golf, Scenic Trails and so much more!
- Your own vacation land on the fabulous Lake of the Ozarks in Central Missouri. The Lake of the Ozarks is a community that offers small town hospitality in a resort setting. The beautiful Lake of the Ozarks offers a safe environment to raise your family with excellent educational opportunities while enjoying lower cost of living than found in other U.S. cities.