The Occupational Medicine Physician provides clinical outpatient care focusing on DOT and pre-employment physicals, diagnosing and treating work-related injuries. Responsibilities include performing physical examinations related to public safety, managing orthopedic injuries, and conducting outpatient procedures such as splinting and suturing. The role requires an active Georgia medical license, DOT/NCRME certification, and involves working with EMR systems to support approximately 20-25 adult patients daily.