Occupational Health Protocols (OHP) – Submission and Medical Screening
This notice applies to all incoming students following the Doctor of Medicine and Surgery, B.Sc. (Hons) Pharmaceutical Science, and B.Sc. (Hons) Pharmacology courses. It also applies to international students enrolled in the Master of Pharmacy and Master in Advanced Clinical Pharmacy / Doctorate in Pharmacy programmes.
As potential future healthcare professionals, students have a duty to provide relevant health information to the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery. Failure to disclose any physical or mental health condition that could affect the safety of the student or others, including patients, clients, fellow students, or staff will be considered contrary to the University Suitability to Practise Regulations.
The Department of Public Health within the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery provides a medical screening service for all students during the first year of their course, prior to the commencement of clinical placements or practical sessions. The Faculty of Medicine and Surgery must be informed of any health condition or impairment that may impact a student’s educational needs and/or safety, as well as of any recommendations for support or reasonable adjustments that may be required.
All students are required to complete and submit the Occupational Health Protocol (OHP) via the online Google Form.
Following submission, an appointment with the doctor must then be arranged through the Booking Page.
Students are advised to:
Occupational Health Assessment screenings will take place at the Department of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine and Surgery. Upon confirmation, students are expected to strictly adhere to the assigned date and time.