Paul

when i go for my medicals (which is on 20th may)will the doctor tell me if
they are alright or not ,or do i have to wait for weeks agonizing over the
prospect i,ve failed.

any help please
thankyou

68MEVY

We were lucky to have a great panel doctor that told us everything.
Some people aren't so lucky.
I guess it's just pick of the draw.
Marie

STUBBS

Ours told us that we were all fit and healthy and that we had all passed.
Donna

Laurie1st

Mine told me it was all okay.

Briz-chick

They can tell you if you have a full bill of health, but they don't actually make the decision whether you have 'passed' or not - the DIMIA do this.

Chances are if you have no health issues then you'll pass!

Rabc

Don't worry. Firstly, if you had anything wrong with you which would result in an outright fail you would most probably know about it now! The tests are quite basic and your Dr unless he is a real ahole (like mine was!) he/she will discuss everything with you. Certainly if something does come to light he must disclose this to you. To make sure ask about anything you are unsure about! Remember it's your medical, you are paying for it and he is only recording observations. CMO in Australia tick the final box to confirm that you have passed. If you expect to live for more than 5 years then chances are you will walk it!

best of luck

Rob

stephied30

My partner's doctor told him everything was OK but like Briz-chick said
they can't go as far as saying that you have 'passed' as it's up to
DIMIA to confirm this.

68MEVY

Ours told us everything even to the point that our CO would definately request more info on a couple of things.
He gave us the choice of sending the meds anyway or getting the extra info the CO would request and sending it all.
We got hold of the other info just incase the CO requested it, this way hopefully it#ll be right first time.
Marie

brian0

As others have mentioned, your doctor doesn't make the final decision, Sydney do that. Your doctor will make a "class A"/"class B" recommendation at the end of the medical and you should be able to ask about anything he found that could impact that choice.

Cheers,
Brian