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Guest blog by Ella Checkett, Occupational Health Lead
If you'd asked me a few years ago whether I'd ever leave frontline ambulance work, I'd have laughed. After seven years working frontline with the ambulance...
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Guest blog by Dr Lara Shemtob
Dr Navdeep Nath recently asked me to speak at a regional teaching programme for...
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Guest blog by Dr Anna Mason, Occupational Health Physician
Early in my clinical career, I learned that neat surroundings and a courteous tone can easily hide severe suffering - and that finding the truth takes...
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Guest blog by Ruth Abrams and Lilith Whiley
The...
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Guest blog by Emily Pearson, Founder and CEO, Wellbeing Lead Academy
Occupational health often sees the consequences of work long before the board sees the pattern.
By the time an employee reaches...
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Guest blog by Janet O'Neill
Many clinicians are curious about occupational health (OH) but understandably are unsure how to take the first step. OH is a specialty that many encounter only briefly during training...
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Guest blog by Carl Wells PhD
My career has been rooted in high-performance sport supporting athletes at the highest levels, alongside postgraduate academic study. One key lesson is that high performance rarely...
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Today marks the start of Occupational Health Awareness Week 2026!
Use the hashtag #OHAW2026 to join the conversation.
The week increases awareness of what occupational health (OH) is and the value it...
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Guest blog by Dr Mary Bernadette Dalton, Independent Consultant Occupational Physician
Fatigue is a work-related hazard; linked to sleep loss and circadian dysregulation, it disproportionately affects shift...
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Guest blog by Robert Annis, NEURO Co-Founder & Organisational Psychologist
In April to June 2026, an estimated 981,000 people aged 16 to 24 in the UK were not in education, employment or...