Non-DOT Physical – Fitness for Duty Exams
Non-DOT Physicals for Fitness for Duty
Ensure your team is ready to work safely and effectively with our Non-DOT Fitness for Duty physicals. Whether you're an employer looking to verify an employee’s ability to perform essential job functions or an individual returning to work after an injury or extended leave, our comprehensive evaluations provide peace of mind and compliance support.
What is a Non-DOT Fitness for Duty Exam?
A non-DOT fitness for Duty Physical is a medical evaluation used to determine whether an employee is physically and mentally capable of performing their job responsibilities. Unlike DOT (Department of Transportation) physicals, non-DOT exams are not federally regulated and can be tailored to meet the employer's or job role's specific needs.
Who Needs This Exam?
- Employees returning to work after medical leave or injury
- New hires in physically demanding roles
- Workers in safety-sensitive positions
- Employers needing documentation of medical clearance
- Individuals seeking pre-employment or annual physicals
What’s Included in the Exam?
Our certified medical providers assess key health indicators relevant to the employee’s role. The evaluation may include:
- Medical history review
- Vital signs (blood pressure, heart rate, temperature)
- Musculoskeletal evaluation
- Vision and hearing tests
- Cardiovascular and respiratory assessments
- Functional testing (lifting, pushing, pulling, range of motion)
- Mental and emotional fitness screening
- Job-specific physical capability tests
Additional testing may be included based on employer requirements
Why Choose Us?
✅ Experienced occupational health providers
✅ Fast, same-day appointments available
✅ Tailored evaluations to match job descriptions
✅ Detailed, employer-ready documentation
✅ HIPAA-compliant and confidential care
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How is this different from a DOT physical?
A: A DOT physical is mandated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration for commercial drivers. A Non-DOT physical is not federally regulated and is customized based on employer or job-specific needs.
Q: Will I receive documentation after the exam?
A: Yes. You’ll receive a completed Fitness for Duty form or a written medical clearance statement, depending on what your employer requires.
Q: How long does the exam take?
A: Typically 30–45 minutes, depending on the complexity of the job and any specific employer requests.