AI in Occupational Health: Reducing Administrative Burden While Preserving Clinical Judgment -- Occupational Health & Safety

AI in Occupational Health: Reducing Administrative Burden While Preserving Clinical Judgment

Date: Thursday May 7, 2026 at 2:00pm ET - 1:00pm CT - 11:00am PT

Occupational Health professionals are under growing pressure — more documentation, more administrative demands, and less time for the clinical work that matters most. AI is emerging as a potential solution, but for OH clinicians, the bar is higher. Accuracy, privacy, auditability, and human oversight aren't negotiable.

This one-hour webinar cuts through the hype with a practical, clinician-centered look at where AI makes sense in Occupational Health today — and where it doesn't.

You’ll walk away with:

A clear-eyed view of real AI risks — hallucinations, data security, and the defensibility of records, and why "mostly right" is never acceptable in OH settings.
Practical examples of AI done right — how narrowly scoped, responsibly designed AI reduces administrative burden without compromising clinical accountability.
What human-in-the-loop design looks like — embedded workflows, audit-ready outputs, and clinicians remaining in full control of final decisions.
A framework for evaluating AI tools — how to assess solutions through a clinical and regulatory lens grounded in real operational value.

About the Speaker:

Julianna Gemme, Product Marketing Manager, Cority

Julianna Gemme is a Product Marketing Manager supporting Cority's Health Solutions. Julianna has focused her career on the healthcare industry. She has experience working with innovative health tech software to improve the health & safety of both healthcare providers and patients. Julianna is passionate about helping advance the future of healthcare settings supported by innovative technology.

Frances Andreacchi, Manager, Solutions Engineering, Cority

Frances Andreacchi is a Registered Nurse and Manager of Solution Engineering at Cority, supporting the delivery of employee health solutions globally. Frances has built her career across both clinical and technology settings. She brings experience working with health tech software to improve how organizations manage workforce health and safety. Frances is passionate about helping modernize health programs through practical, user-centered technology.

About the moderator:

Stasia DeMarco, Editor, Occupational Health & Safety

Stasia DeMarco brings a strong and varied journalism background to her role at Occupational Health & Safety, having previously served as a multimedia editor, broadcast journalist, professor and reviewer across major news organizations. As Content Editor, she writes news and feature articles, hosts sponsor and editorial webinars, co-hosts the SafetyPod worker health and safety podcast, and manages the brand’s digital and social media presence. She is committed to informing and engaging the safety community through compelling reporting and conversations that support safer, healthier workplaces.

Duration: 1 hour

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