What exactly is an occupational DR. after job related injury.?

My dr. wants me to go to an occupational Dr. before releasing me with no restrictions or higher weight restrictions. What exactly is this for and why?

This is usually a very well learened physician, whose position is to assess your suitability to return to work. they are trained to know the mechanics of what effects certain parts of the body in relationship to the injury you have sustained.
They also have seen all of the tricks that people play on to get a longer period off work.
Their job is also to rehabilitate you the best way, to ensure you get back into the workforce and contribute once again.

occupational doctor's is one who recheck to make sure you can go back to work full duties or to see if you have injuries that if you can't do the work you did before they will refer you to veisid it a place where they retrain you

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