Dr Pakeeza Salman
MBBS, MRCGP, MCPS
Offers
Driver medicalsPre-employment medicalsCTP medicalsInsurance and super forms
Languages: English, Hindi, Urdu
Driver, pre-employment and CTP medicals in Warwick QLD. Medicals and forms,done properly.
Driver medicals, pre-employment and CTP medicals, and insurance and superannuation forms, completed by GPs who know the requirements.
Driver medicals, including 75 and over
Pre-employment medicals
Medicals and assessments.
Choose a medical to see what to bring and what to expect.
Driver medicals
Your GP assesses your fitness to drive against the national Assessing Fitness to Drive standards, and completes the forms you need.
What to bring
- The licence form or letter you received
- Glasses, contact lenses or hearing aids
- A list of your medicines and conditions
Things to know
- In Queensland, drivers aged 75 and over must carry a current medical certificate when driving
- Commercial drivers may need regular medicals
Billing: Driver medicals attract a fee. Reception will confirm the cost.
Pre-employment medicals
A health assessment requested by an employer, which may include a physical examination, hearing and vision checks, and a urine or drug screen depending on the role.
What to bring
- The employer’s forms and requirements
- Photo ID
- Glasses or hearing aids if you use them
Things to know
- Ask your employer exactly which tests are needed
- Some medicals need a longer appointment
Billing: Pre-employment medicals attract a fee, often paid by the employer.
CTP medicals
Assessment and medical certificates for a Compulsory Third Party claim after a road accident in Queensland, and ongoing review of your recovery.
What to bring
- Your claim number if you have one
- Details of the accident and the insurer
- Any hospital or imaging reports
Things to know
- See a GP as soon as possible after an accident
- Services for CTP claims are billed to the claim or insurer
Billing: CTP services are not bulk billed. Reception will explain how billing works with your claim.
Insurance and superannuation forms
Completion of medical reports and forms for insurers and super funds, such as life insurance, total and permanent disability, and income protection claims.
What to bring
- All pages of the form
- Reference or claim numbers
- Relevant specialist letters or reports
Things to know
- Complex forms may need a longer appointment
- Some insurers pay the GP directly
Billing: A fee applies. Reception will confirm the cost.
Driving in Queensland, by age.
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Medical conditions and driving
Some conditions and medicines can affect your ability to drive safely, at any age. Your GP will talk with you about your situation and any reporting requirements.
Bring all forms and letters you have received from the Department of Transport and Main Roads.
Ready when you are
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Your medical, step by step.
Plan ahead
Some medicals need tests or reports from specialists before the forms can be completed. Book early if you have a deadline.
Tell reception which medical you need so the right appointment length is booked.
Bring every page of the forms, ID and any glasses or hearing aids.
Your GP takes a history, examines you and completes the tests the form requires.
Your GP completes the forms, or explains any further tests or specialist reports needed.
Good to know.
More detail on common questions. Open a topic to read more.
Some conditions, such as epilepsy, diabetes on certain medicines, sleep apnoea, heart conditions and vision problems, can affect driving. Your GP will explain the national standards and any reporting obligations.
Commercial vehicle drivers have stricter medical standards and may need regular medicals. Bring your licence class details.
Depending on the job, medicals may include hearing, vision, lung function, urine tests or a drug screen. Check with your employer which are needed.
After a road accident, see a GP as soon as possible. Medical certificates are usually needed for a Queensland CTP claim.
Complex insurance or superannuation forms may need more than one visit or specialist reports. Book early if you have a deadline.
When to book.
Book an appointment if any of these apply to you.
- Your Queensland driver medical certificate is due (75 and over)
- You have a commercial driving licence medical due
- A new employer has asked for a pre-employment medical
- You have been in a road accident and have a CTP claim
- You have an insurance or superannuation form to complete
- You need a fitness for work assessment
Book your appointment
Book your medical.
Choose your GP and a time that suits on HotDoc, or call reception and we will help you find the right appointment.
Book onlineOr call (07) 4527 1070In an emergency, call 000.
GPs who offer medicals and assessments.
Choose a GP to see what they offer, then book directly. You can see any of our GPs for a general consult.
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Dr Bhesham Kumar
MBBS, MRCGP
Offers
Driver medicalsPre-employment medicalsInsurance and super forms
Languages: English
Dr Anum Uzair
MBBS, MRCGP, MCPS
Offers
Driver medicalsPre-employment medicalsInsurance and super forms
Languages: English, Urdu, Punjabi
Dr Rabab Askari
MBBS, MRGP (Int’l South Asia), MRCP (UK Part I and II)
Offers
Driver medicalsPre-employment medicalsInsurance and super forms
Languages: English, Urdu
Dr Sanjay Kumar
MBBS, MRCGP [INT] South Asia
Offers
Driver medicalsPre-employment medicals
Languages: English, Urdu, Sindhi
What it costs.
Medicals, forms and services for non-Medicare entities such as insurers, employers and CTP claims attract a fee or are billed to the claim. Reception will confirm the cost before your appointment.
Medical and form questions, answered.
No. Medicals and forms for employers, insurers and licensing authorities attract a fee, and CTP services are billed to the claim. Reception will confirm the cost.
In Queensland, drivers aged 75 and over must carry a current medical certificate when driving. Book a driver medical before your current certificate expires.
The employer’s forms, photo ID, and any glasses or hearing aids. Check with your employer which tests are required.
Yes. See a GP as soon as you can after the accident, and bring your claim number and insurer details if you have them.
This page provides general information only and does not replace advice from your GP. In an emergency, call 000.
Forms sorted, with care.
Book online in a minute, or call reception on (07) 4527 1070. GP consults are bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid Medicare card.
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