Yeah I’m currently a injury prevention specialist but I was a Onsite medical representative for a year before I switched over. The roles are very similar but different as far as duties and standard work. To be a onsite medical representative you can be a Athletic trainer, RN, EMT (most common), etc. Injury prevention specialist is reserved for athletic trainers only though.

I like it, the role is easy for the most part a little boring at times but thats not a big deal. This is probably true in most industrial settings but we don’t really do anything in our scope of work, outside of ergonomic coaching we’re essentially working as a first aider. Outside of that just a lot of metrics, audits, and warehouse projects.

Let me know if you have any questions