Medical Examination Schedule Sample Clauses

Medical Examination Schedule. During the 1st quarter of each calendar year beginning in 2020, each Member shall undergo a panel of medical and physical evaluations conducted by a medical provider selected by the Employer, from now on respectively referred to as the Physical and Cardiovascular Evaluation. The purposes of the Physical and Cardiovascular Evaluation shall include, but are not limited to: • providing Members with information about their current health, • promoting wellness, • identifying conditions that interfere with a Member’s physical or mental ability to safely perform essential job tasks without undue risk of harm to self or others, • referring the Member for appropriate further evaluation and treatment; providing Members with information and education about occupational hazards, • providing a cost-effective investment in work-related disease prevention, early detection, and health promotion for Members, • and complying with federal, state, local and/or other jurisdictional requirements. Components of the examination shall include as a minimum the following; • Comprehensive History & Physical Exam- including ▇▇▇▇▇ Vision Exam and Urine Dip • Comprehensive Metabolic Panel • CBC • Lipid Panel (cardiac risk) • Chest X-ray • Pulmonary Function Test (PFT) • Maximal exercise treadmill test per NFPA Chapter 8 (8.2.2.1.2, 8.2.2.1.3, and 8.2.2.1.4) • Audiogram • TB Test via T Spot • PSA & Digital Exam for males over 50 years of age • CA 125 for females over the age 50 years. • For HazMat (All Full-Time Members): Heavy Metal Screening The following tests shall be conducted post exposure in accordance with the guidelines and recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; these tests shall be repeated at the six-month mark from the time of the exposure. • Hepatitis C Test • Hepatitis B Titers • Hepatitis A Titer • HIV 1-2 The panel of test listed above may be modified to remain compliant with Ohio Administrative Code, Chapter 4123 and the relevant National Fire Protection Administration (NFPA) medical testing standards for firefighters. A comprehensive report of the medical findings will be provided to the employee by the healthcare provider for his/her records and to be shared with their healthcare professionals of their choosing. Any report provided to the employer as a result of the annual physical shall not contain or list any specific medical condition(s), rather a professional medical opinion, based on the current NFPA 1582 guideline that the employee is ...