CLINICAL SERVICES
From injury care and compliance testing to OSHA-authorized training and mobile medical units, Business Health Partners and the NuREADY Health Network deliver efficient, expert care and workforce readiness across Louisiana, Texas, and beyond.
OUR REACH
Through NuREADY, BHP offers 14 strategically located clinics fully staffed with experts committed to providing high quality care, streamlined to ensure compliance, effective data reporting, and workforce readiness. In addition, we operate multiple nested clinics and a fleet of mobile units, which uniquely positions BHP and NuReady to service your most pressing needs at any location throughout the United States.
Since 1995, Business Health Partners has been a trusted leader in occupational medicine, safety compliance, and workforce health services. As a founding member of the NuREADY Health Network, we now offer expanded coverage, advanced mobile testing, and streamlined access to certified training—ensuring your team is protected, prepared, and ready to perform.
Whether you are an industrial contractor, plant operator, or small business owner, our experienced team provides timely, compliant, and confidential services both in our clinics and directly at your worksite.
We bring care directly to your job site, wherever you need it. Our mobile units are equipped to provide:
Our mobile fleet operates across Louisiana, Texas, and remote project locations nationwide, delivering on-site services that reduce downtime and strengthen compliance.
We provide a full suite of compliance support services, including:
At Business Health Partners, our Occupational Medicine Management (OMM) department serves as a strategic extension of your team—helping you navigate the complex world of workforce compliance with confidence and ease.
From managing DOT and non-DOT programs to staying ahead of regulatory changes, our OMM team takes the burden off your plate.
Whether you’re managing a local crew or overseeing a nationwide workforce, our OMM department ensures your occupational medicine program runs smoothly, stays compliant, and supports the safety and success of your team.
We offer a wide range of OSHA-authorized safety courses, with delivery options that include:
Each seats up to 18 participants, equipped with tables and TVs for interactive, instructor-led training and multimedia presentations.
Accommodates up to 50 participants, ideal for larger group lectures, tabletop exercises, and team-based instruction.
A multi-purpose, fully outfitted structure featuring:
Specialized equipment and mock setups to simulate hazardous materials incidents for hands-on chemical spill response, decontamination, and PPE training in realistic scenarios.
Whether you’re here for emergency response, industrial safety, or technical rescue training, our facility is built to provide a comprehensive, immersive training experience.
Medical Response Training equips participants with the essential knowledge and hands-on skills to provide effective care during medical emergencies. Training covers patient assessment, first aid, CPR, trauma care, and stabilization techniques, with a focus on rapid decision-making, safety, and coordination with emergency services. Participants gain confidence to act quickly and effectively in critical situations, reducing risks and improving outcomes.
Comprehensive training in life-saving procedures such as CPR (adult/child/infant), first aid, AED operation, and emergency scene management. Based on AHA or Red Cross curriculum.
Provides worksite-specific trauma response training, focusing on rapid assessment, stabilization, and lifesaving interventions before EMS arrives.
National-level certification course including trauma care, patient assessment, airway management, and initial pharmacology for first responders.
At BHP, safety isn’t just a lesson, it’s a lifestyle. We deliver top-tier safety training tailored to meet the unique needs of industrial, municipal, and construction sectors. From OSHA compliance to hands-on situational scenarios, our safety courses empower participants to make informed decisions and mitigate risks in high-stakes environments.
Focuses on arc flash risk, safe work practices, lockout/tagout procedures, and PPE use. Essential for anyone working on or around energized systems.
Covers safe operation, inspection, and maintenance of ladders, scaffolds, aerial lifts, forklifts, and hand tools. Aligned with OSHA regulations and ANSI standards.
Teaches proper use of fall protection systems, hazard recognition, harness inspection, anchorage, fall arrest vs. restraint systems, and rescue readiness.
Teaches respirator types, fit testing, selection criteria, and safe usage in environments with airborne contaminants.
Trains personnel to monitor hazardous work conditions, communicate effectively, and intervene when necessary, during hot work or confined space operations.
Provides an overview of H₂S hazards, detection methods, PPE selection, and emergency response.
Will address safe transport, packaging, labeling, and documentation of hazardous materials per DOT standards.
Will provide skills needed to identify hazards and oversee safe excavation operations per OSHA 1926 Subpart P.
Will focus on supplied air system use in IDLH and hazardous atmospheres, including emergency procedures.
Will cover proper selection, usage, inspection, and maintenance of personal protective equipment.
Will offer certification-level training on the operation, inspection, and safety protocols of powered industrial and aerial lift equipment.
Focused on entry procedures, hazard recognition, communication, and emergency protocols for confined space work teams.
A 3-day intensive course focused on improving rope mobility, edge transitions, and problem-solving in vertical environments. This class enhances your ability to perform complex maneuvers safely, supporting both rescue operations and rope access tasks.
We offer training aligned with SPRAT Level I, II, and III competencies, preparing participants for SPRAT certification exams. Our curriculum emphasizes hands-on skills, safety protocols, rigging techniques, and industry best practices to meet SPRAT’s rigorous standards.
BHP provides rescue training for individuals and response teams operating in hazardous and technical environments. From basic rigging to advanced high-angle rescues, our programs cover a full spectrum of skills needed to perform safe, efficient, and effective rescues. Courses follow NFPA standards and real-world response scenarios.
Provides participants with the knowledge and skills to effectively prepare for, respond to, manage, and recover from emergencies, disasters, and critical incidents. Training covers emergency planning, risk assessment, command structures (ICS/NIMS), coordination between agencies, communication strategies, and resource management. Participants learn practical approaches to decision-making under pressure, leadership during crises, and maintaining safety while minimizing impacts.
All training modules meet OSHA and CFR (Code of Federal Regulations) standards. Many courses can be customized to fit your company’s specific environment, risks, and industry focus.
For industrial job sites and urgent care needs.
DOT-certified examiners, CAOHC-certified audiometry, DATIA-accredited collection sites.
Occupational medicine, compliance testing, injury care, mobile units, and expert training under one roof.
Partnership with industrial leaders across the Gulf Coast.
Safely, efficiently, and everywhere you operate.
Whether you need urgent injury care, mobile testing at your site, or expert-led OSHA training, Business Health Partners and the NuREADY Health Network are ready.
Stacy Byrd transitioned in 2025 into a new role after more than 30 years in health and safety leadership across Southwest Louisiana and throughout the country. His career has spanned industrial worksites, clinical startups, and safety training, giving him a comprehensive perspective on occupational health and workforce safety.
Stacy joined Business Health Partners as a certified trainer and operations leader. During his time with BHP, he earned recognition as an NCCER Master Trainer and TEEX-OSHA Outreach Trainer, with specialized expertise in TapRooT® root-cause investigation. His leadership helped contractors and industrial clients strengthen accident prevention, maintain compliance, and build safer workplaces.
Now serving BHP as a business consultant and chaplain, Stacy continues to provide guidance to both clients and employees, combining his technical expertise with a people-first approach. His dedication to service remains central to his work, whether in safety, business, or spiritual support.
Outside of work, Stacy enjoys time with his wife Brandi, working on home improvement projects, visiting their grown children, and spoiling his grandkids.
Dr. Phillip Conner is a board-certified Family Medicine and Sleep Medicine physician with over 25 years of clinical experience. Born and raised in Lake Charles, Louisiana, he earned his MD from LSU Health Sciences in New Orleans (1998) and completed his internship and residency in Family Medicine at Lake Charles Memorial Hospital (1998–2001), serving as Chief Resident in his final year.
Dr. Conner serves as Supervising Physician at Business Health Partners, where he oversees medical management across all clinics and projects. He holds key certifications including DOT exam national registry, CAOHC audiometry reviewer, and Medical Review Officer for both DOT and non-DOT drug screenings. He works closely with HR and HSE leadership at client sites steering treatment protocols, medical surveillance, injury causation assessments, and OSHA compliance.
Dr. Conner’s extensive clinical background, mentorship of provider teams, and calm yet authoritative presence make him instrumental in delivering integrated occupational health solutions.
He is helping expand BHP’s impact ensuring clients receive expert medical care that is efficient, compliant, and tailored to industrial workplace needs.
Keith Broussard has been a dedicated member of the Business Health Partners team since 2012, bringing over 13 years of experience in occupational medicine and clinical operations. He began his career as a radiologic technologist shortly after earning his Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences from McNeese State University.
Through hard work, leadership, and a deep understanding of the field, Keith rose through the ranks to become General Manager, where he now oversees day-to-day operations, supports clinical staff, and ensures quality care and compliance across all services.
Outside of work, Keith is a proud husband and a devoted father to three children. When he’s not in the clinic, you’ll find him managing his ever-growing herd of cows, passionately sharing facts about different types of grass, quoting The Office, or enjoying a strong cup of coffee.
Bryan Hollingsworth brings over two decades of experience in occupational medicine, workforce health, and industrial project support across the Gulf Coast. A Southwest Louisiana native and former Infantryman in the Louisiana National Guard, Bryan’s early career in offshore and industrial environments shaped his practical, client-focused approach to occupational healthcare.
Bryan began his medical career in 2001 as a Medical Technician at Business Health Partners (BHP) while pursuing his nursing degree. He gained field experience in drug and alcohol testing, audiometry, spirometry, and respirator fit testing before becoming a Registered Nurse. His role expanded into injury care and conservative treatment protocols, where he served as a nationwide on-call nurse for global industrial clients including Schlumberger International, MI Swaco, and Cameron Wellhead Services.
Recognized for his leadership and clinical expertise, Bryan quickly advanced within BHP, becoming Clinical Manager and later a Managing Member in 2010. Since taking ownership of BHP, he has driven extraordinary growth: expanding the company from 1 location to 14, achieving a fivefold increase in revenue, and treating five times more patients while building long-term partnerships with leading industrial clients.
Today, Bryan also serves as a founding partner of the NuReady Health Network, a strategic alliance between BHP and Gulf Coast Occupational Medicine. Through NuReady, he continues to deliver scalable occupational health solutions that support industry across Louisiana, Texas, and beyond.
With a deep understanding of workforce demands and a relentless focus on safety, compliance, and operational excellence, Bryan leads BHP with the same principle that has guided his career from the start: providing timely, cost-effective care that keeps employees healthy and businesses moving forward.
Outside of work, Bryan is an honored husband and father of two. He enjoys traveling, sharing stories through his podcast, and finding new ways to connect people with solutions that make a difference.