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Pre-employment Physical

A pre-employment physical is a medical exam requested by an employer to make sure a job candidate is physically capable of safely performing the duties of their new role. It is a standard occupational health service designed to protect both the employee from injury and the company from liability.

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The exact components of the physical depend heavily on the job description, but the overall process follows a structured sequence.

⏱️ The Exam Workflow

For most candidates, the entire appointment takes between 30 to 45 minutes, assuming specialized testing like a drug screen is handled at the same time.

1.Check-In and Paperwork  ± 10 minutes.

The candidate presents their photo ID and employer authorization forms. They fill out a detailed health history questionnaire.

2.Vitals and Screenings ± 15 minutes

A clinical assistant or nurse collects vital signs, conducts vision/hearing tests, and collects any required urine specimens for drug screening.

3. Provider Examination ± 15 minutes

The doctor, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant performs the physical check, evaluates strength/flexibility, and reviews the medical history.

4. Reporting - Same day

The clinic processes the results and issues a simple clearance form to the employer stating whether the candidate is "Cleared," "Cleared with Restrictions," or "Not Cleared" for duty. No private medical data is shared.

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Schedule Your Appointment Today

Call 601-833-9388 to schedule an appointment or simply come as a walk-in at one of our clinics.

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