Occupational Medicine Doctors Near You
A physician or clinic that treats work injuries and performs job-related exams, such as pre-employment and DOT physicals.
10,942 occupational medicine doctors listed in 55 states and territories.
What Do Occupational Medicine Doctors Commonly Treat?
Occupational Medicine Doctors by State
- Alaska (46)
- Alabama (171)
- Arkansas (53)
- Arizona (245)
- California (1,477)
- Colorado (341)
- Connecticut (122)
- District of Columbia (70)
- Delaware (30)
- Florida (625)
- Georgia (380)
- Guam (4)
- Hawaii (75)
- Iowa (88)
- Idaho (64)
- Illinois (379)
- Indiana (349)
- Kansas (93)
- Kentucky (171)
- Louisiana (97)
- Massachusetts (144)
- Maryland (234)
- Maine (70)
- Michigan (316)
- Minnesota (201)
- Missouri (224)
- Northern Mariana Islands (1)
- Mississippi (48)
- Montana (47)
- North Carolina (307)
- North Dakota (24)
- Nebraska (27)
- New Hampshire (50)
- New Jersey (243)
- New Mexico (90)
- Nevada (122)
- New York (288)
- Ohio (437)
- Oklahoma (126)
- Oregon (109)
- Pennsylvania (363)
- Puerto Rico (179)
- Rhode Island (26)
- South Carolina (182)
- South Dakota (23)
- Tennessee (193)
- Texas (963)
- Utah (130)
- Virginia (258)
- U.S. Virgin Islands (1)
- Vermont (16)
- Washington (343)
- Wisconsin (200)
- West Virginia (55)
- Wyoming (22)
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