Occupational Health Services
in Cannonvale
Work and health often meet at very practical questions. Am I medically ready to start this role? Can I safely return to work? What information does my employer actually need?
Coral Coast Doctors provides occupational health services from our Cannonvale medical centre for workers, job applicants and employers. Because workplace medical requirements can vary significantly, we recommend contacting reception before booking so the team can help arrange the appropriate appointment.

Pre-Employment Medicals
Fitness for Work
WorkCover Consultations
Occupational Health Reviews
I’m a Worker
If your employer has asked you to attend a medical, contact reception and provide the documentation you have received. The team can confirm what type of appointment may be required.
I’m an Employer
Use the Employer & Business Enquiry pathway so the clinic can understand what assessment, documentation and reporting your organisation requires. This helps prevent the wrong appointment from being booked online.
Make an Employer Enquiry Call 1300 272 897Start With Why You Need the Medical
Not every work medical is the same. Someone starting a new job may arrive with an employer form and a list of specific assessment requirements. Someone returning after an injury may need a completely different type of consultation. Another worker may need a review because their health or job requirements have changed.
That is why the first useful question is not: Which medical package do I buy? It is: What does this role, employer or situation actually require? Once we understand that, the practice can help arrange the most appropriate appointment.
Pre-Employment Medicals
An employer may ask you to complete a medical assessment before beginning a role. Assessment requirements can differ depending on the work involved and the employer’s documentation.
Fitness-for-Work Assessments
If there is a question about whether you can safely perform the requirements of your work, a fitness-for-work assessment may be requested. Purpose and required documentation can vary.
WorkCover Consultations
Workplace injuries can involve more than the medical issue itself. WorkCover consultations are confirmed as part of our occupational health services.
Employer & Business Enquiries
A separate pathway for employers coordinating medicals, documentation, recruitment rounds or ongoing occupational-health requirements.
Occupational Health Reviews
Not every workplace-health appointment fits neatly into pre-employment or WorkCover. Coral Coast Doctors also confirms occupational health reviews as part of its current service range. If you have been asked to attend a medical review and are not sure which appointment type applies, contact reception with the documents or instructions you have received: the team can help identify what type of booking is most appropriate.
Our Occupational Health Process
1. Understand Requirement
What does this role, employer or situation actually require?
2. Provide Employer Documentation
Send or bring any form, assessment sheet or job requirements.
3. Book Correct Assessment
Reception can help arrange the appropriate appointment type.
4. Attend Assessment
Bring your paperwork, identification and medication information.
5. Documentation / Next Step
Process and timeframe depend on the assessment and employer requirements.
The Medical Should Match the Job
An occupational medical should not be treated as a generic annual check-up. Its purpose is usually connected to a particular work situation, so the assessment may need to consider the actual requirements of the role rather than applying exactly the same process to everyone.
For a patient, that makes preparation important: bring the employer’s paperwork if you have been given any. For an employer, providing clear information about what needs to be assessed can help the appointment run more efficiently.
What Tests Are Included?
The assessments required depend on the role and employer requirements. Please send or bring the employer paperwork before your appointment where possible so our team can confirm what testing is required and whether it is available through Coral Coast Doctors.
Availability of the following must be confirmed with reception: they are not advertised as universally available:
- Drug and alcohol testing
- Spirometry
- Audiometry
- Vision testing
- Musculoskeletal assessment
- ECG
- Functional testing
Bring the Paperwork Before the Guesswork
One of the easiest ways to make an occupational-health appointment smoother is to bring the information you have been given. Where relevant:
- Employer paperwork
- Photo identification
- A current medication list
- Glasses if you normally use them
- Hearing aids if you normally use them
What Happens After the Assessment?
This depends on the reason for the appointment. Where documentation or a report is required, the process and expected timeframe will depend on the assessment and employer requirements. Please ask reception about the expected turnaround when booking.
Your Medical Information Still Matters
Occupational medicine involves a slightly different relationship from an ordinary GP appointment, because information may sometimes be requested by an employer or another organisation. That makes consent and privacy particularly important: our team can explain what information is collected, who receives the report and what consent is required.
Make the Medical Easier to Organise
When you are arranging a medical for one person, calling a clinic is manageable. When you are coordinating multiple employees, recruitment rounds or ongoing occupational-health requirements, the process needs to be clearer. Employers can contact the practice about:
Booking for Yourself?
If your employer has asked you to attend a medical, contact reception and provide the documentation you have received. The team can confirm what type of appointment may be required.
Booking for an Employee?
Use the Employer & Business Enquiry pathway so the clinic can understand what assessment, documentation and reporting your organisation requires.

Dr Ramy Ibrahim
General Practitioner
Dr Ramy Ibrahim’s current Coral Coast Doctors profile states that he holds a Monash University Certificate in Occupational Medicine, enabling him to provide pre-employment medicals and occupational health services. Patients and employers can see that the service is connected to a practitioner with documented occupational-medicine training.
View Dr Ramy Ibrahim’s ProfileOccupational Medical Fees
Occupational and employment medicals do not necessarily follow the same billing rules as ordinary Medicare-eligible GP consultations. The clinic’s approved fee statement identifies insurance and employment medicals among services that may not be eligible for bulk billing or may involve an out-of-pocket fee.
Occupational medical fees depend on the assessment required. Please contact reception before booking so the team can confirm the appointment, testing requirements and applicable fees.
View Fees & Bulk Billing
Occupational Health for the Whitsundays
Coral Coast Doctors provides occupational health services from its medical centre in Cannonvale. The service supports workers, job applicants and employers who need appropriate workplace medical assessment. Patients from Airlie Beach and surrounding Whitsundays communities can attend the Cannonvale clinic.
View Our Cannonvale Medical CentreOccupational Health FAQs
Do you provide occupational and pre-employment medicals?
Yes. Coral Coast Doctors provides occupational health services, including pre-employment medical assessments, fitness-for-work assessments, WorkCover consultations and occupational health reviews. Please call reception before booking so we can confirm the required appointment length, documents, testing and fees. Bring any employer paperwork, photo identification, a current medication list and any glasses or hearing aids you use.
Do you bulk bill?
Coral Coast Doctors offers bulk billed consultations for Medicare-eligible patients where the service is eligible under Medicare. Some services may not be eligible for bulk billing or may attract an out-of-pocket fee.
Does Coral Coast Doctors provide occupational health services?
Yes. Confirmed services include pre-employment medical assessments, fitness-for-work assessments, WorkCover consultations and occupational health reviews.
Do I need to call before booking a work medical?
Yes. Contact reception so the required appointment length, documentation, testing and fees can be confirmed.
What should I bring?
Bring employer paperwork, photo identification, a current medication list and any glasses or hearing aids you use.
Do you provide pre-employment medicals?
Yes. Pre-employment medical assessments are a confirmed current occupational health service.
Do you provide fitness-for-work assessments?
Yes. Fitness-for-work assessments are also part of the practice's current occupational health offering.
Do you provide WorkCover consultations?
Yes. WorkCover consultations are included in the clinic's current occupational health service list.
Does every occupational medical include drug and alcohol testing?
No blanket claim should be made. The clinic still needs to confirm which testing services are currently available and which assessments include them.
How long does an occupational medical take?
The appointment length depends on what has been requested. Reception can confirm the appropriate booking type before the appointment.
How quickly will my employer receive the report?
Turnaround times and report processes depend on the assessment and should be confirmed with reception.
Are occupational medicals bulk billed?
Some employment and occupational medical services may fall outside Medicare and attract a fee. Confirm the cost with reception before your appointment.
Work Medicals Should Be Clear Before You Arrive
If an employer has asked you to complete a medical, you should not have to guess which appointment to book or what documents to bring. Send or bring the information you have been given, and let the practice help you organise the appropriate assessment.
Medical content reviewed by Coral Coast Doctors
Content updated: September 2026
