Occupational Screening

How Occupational Screening Can Keep Your Employees Healthy

If you are searching for occupational screening services, look no further than our team at Health Care Centers! Our specialized screenings include various occupational testing to help clients meet their hiring guidelines and OSHA surveillance requirements. These tests help organizations keep their workplace up to compliance and safe for workers. We may ask for a medical history to learn more about you and your needs. By obtaining more information about you, it gives us insight on how to best help you! For further details about what our occupational screening can do for your employees and organization, contact us today! 

Occupational Screening

During occupational screening, there are various tests we may recommend. You can expect to receive testing related to vision, hearing, EKG, spirometry, OSHA questionnaire, qualitative fit testing, chest x-rays, and more. For your appointment, please have your picture ID, test order or authorization, office notes from primary care doctor, names and dosage of medications, and recent diagnostic test results. An occupational health screening is the process of evaluating an employee’s mental and physical fitness to perform their job tasks and identifies potential health risks, ensuring that they can do their duties without harming themselves or others. These screenings may involve drug tests, physical exams, functional ability tests, and more. 

Our team can evaluate a person’s health to determine if they are a match for the physical demands of the job. These screenings can uncover pre-existing conditions that may worsen by the job or find vulnerabilities to specific workplace hazards. These tests are tailored to job responsibilities, such as lift tests for physically demanding jobs or an assessment of respiratory function if working around hazardous substances. Our screenings often entail taking vital signs, hearing and vision checks, functional assessments, and sometimes drug screenings. Overall, the benefits of an occupational screening is that it confirms the person can safely perform the tasks that are required of them. 

Why Experience Matters For Occupational Screening

Our occupational health screenings include various tests to help clients meet their hiring and OSHA surveillance guidelines. These tests help organizations keep their workforce safe and in compliance. You can rely on us for quality occupational screening for the following reasons:

  • We have been providing occupational medicine services for the community since 1976, giving us years of experience helping people return to work safely. 

  • We are committed to delivering exceptional healthcare services with compassion, integrity, and professionalism. 

  • It is our mission to ensure the wellbeing of organization workforces, employees, and employers. 

At Health Care Centers, of the many services we offer, we can perform occupational screening for your organization. We believe in providing quality care that is consistent with employer goals while keeping workers healthy and productive. We know how important it is to keep your operations running smoothly with minimal occurrences of occupational injuries or illness. Let us help you by contacting us for more information. If you have questions about what we can do for you or would like to reserve an appointment, reach out at your earliest convenience! 

About Occupational Screening

Our specialized screenings include various occupational tests to assists clients in meeting OSHA surveillance and hiring guidelines. This testing helps organizations maintain workplace safety and compliance.

What to Expect

  • Vision (Snellen, Ishihara, Jaeger, Titmus)
  • Hearing (OSHA audiograms)
  • EKG
  • Spirometry (PFT)
  • Qualitative Fit Testing
  • OSHA Questionairre
  • Chest X-ray

What You Need to Know About Your Appointment

  • Drug & alcohol testing:
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Picture ID

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The order or authorization for your test

  • Physical Examinations:
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Picture ID

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The order or authorization for your test

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Any pertinent office visit notes from your primary care doctor

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Any recent diagnostic test results

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Names and dosage of all medications