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Making sure you are healthy before heading to work has taken on new meaning since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. People are now far more aware of the potential dangers of spreading diseases if they show up to work feeling ill. Possibly passing on a respiratory infection is not the only health concern in the workplace, though. There are some jobs where lives could literally be on the line based on whether or not you are physically fit to do your job. When this is the case, pre-employment physicals can be used to help determine whether you are capable of doing your job. What is a Pre-Employment Physical? If you are hiring for an open position, wanting to find the most qualified candidate is crucial. This is particularly true where the physical demands of a job are high, or where work-related stress could affect the overall health and wellness of some candidates. In these cases, asking potential new hires to undergo physical tests or mental ability tests can be a crucial part o...

 Let's see. New school clothes? All set. No. 2 pencils? Check. Just make sure you don't forget one of the most important things about the back-to-school season: a school physical.  Are Physicals Required? Some schools require back-to-school physicals each year or before spring sports season. Your child’s exam ensures that she or he is up-to-date on vaccines to protect against serious illnesses. Safeguarding your kid's health and the health of classmates and other people in your community is a top priority for school administrators and doctors. Some sports teams also require children to get a school physical each year to help ensure that their bodies are ready for the exertion. What is a School Physical? Back-to-school physical exams are an important aspect of children's health care. From childhood through adolescence, kids undergo dramatic changes in weight, height, and other physical characteristics. A back-to-school physical exam is an opportunity for pare...

 The Department of Transportation medical certification is a certifying credential commercial driver complete to demonstrate physical, mental, and emotional fitness to perform in a commercial driving role. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) awards this credential to commercial vehicle drivers after they complete a physical examination through DOT-approved medical providers. Completing the physical examination is a requirement for receiving your DOT Medical Examiner's Certificate and operating safety-sensitive driving equipment. Additionally, each state's criteria can vary, so it's important to research the exact requirements your state transportation department establishes. How to get a DOT medical certification Getting your DOT medical card requires a few steps, and many commercial driving schools can help students obtain their credentials after completing their training. Consider the following steps to pursue your career path: 1. Contact an appr...