Employment Medicine

Premium, comprehensive occupational medicine.

We are expanding by bringing together Specialists, Occupational Medicine Registrars, GPs and Allied Health practitioners under one organisation — delivering high-quality, end-to-end occupational medicine with greater capacity and consistency.

Booking, coordination and reporting are supported by InjuryEX automation.

People and place

Clinical care that supports healthier, happier workers and employers.

Bright workplace environment supporting workforce wellbeing
Clinical examination during occupational medicine assessment
Occupational health clinician supporting a worker

Outcomes that matter

Healthier workers. Stronger workplaces.

Occupational medicine done well supports people to work safely and recover with clarity — and helps employers protect capacity, compliance and culture.

  • Healthy worker ready for safe, productive work

    For workers

    Clear assessments, respectful care and practical pathways back to safe, sustainable work.

  • Employers planning workforce health with their team

    For employers

    Defensible decisions, timely reporting and one organisation for specialist and high-volume occupational health needs.

  • Engaged workplace team reflecting healthier happier workers

    Shared success

    When workers are well supported, workplaces run with more confidence, continuity and trust.

Service tiers

Two tiers. One Employment Medicine practice.

Specialist services lead. Expanded registrar, GP and allied health capacity extends comprehensive occupational medicine under the same organisation.

Specialist tier

Specialist Services

Complex medicolegal, impairment, fitness-for-duty and advisory assessments delivered by Occupational & Environmental Medicine Specialists and other medical or surgical specialists — under Employment Medicine.

Delivered by Employment Medicine

Nerve conduction study performed as part of specialist assessment

Expanded capacity

Occupational Medicine Registrar / GP + Allied Health Services

Pre-employment, industry medicals, surveillance, functional assessment, early intervention, injury management and allied health — delivered by Registrars, GPs and Allied Health practitioners within Employment Medicine.

Delivered by Employment Medicine

Registrar and GP occupational medicine consultation

Specialist practice

Specialist work that stands apart from high-volume occupational health.

Nerve conduction studies, orthopaedic input, medicolegal reporting, stakeholder briefings and court expert work — delivered by Employment Medicine specialists.

Nerve conduction study performed as part of specialist assessment
  • Nerve conduction study in a specialist clinic

    Nerve conduction studies

    Specialist electrodiagnostic assessment for complex occupational nerve injury and impairment pathways.

  • Orthopaedic surgeon reviewing imaging with a patient

    Orthopaedic specialist input

    Surgical and musculoskeletal specialist review where impairment and fitness questions need orthopaedic depth.

  • Specialist preparing a medicolegal assessment report

    Medicolegal report assessment

    Structured IME, impairment and advisory reports prepared for insurers, lawyers and tribunals.

  • Specialist meeting with medicolegal stakeholders

    Stakeholder engagement

    Clear specialist communication with claims managers, legal teams and referring clinicians.

  • Specialist in a courtroom as an expert witness

    Court and expert evidence

    Expert witness preparation and evidence where specialist occupational medicine opinion is required.

  • Specialist performing an independent medical examination

    IME and impairment assessment

    Independent examination and permanent impairment assessment to AMA and state-specific guides.

Why Employment Medicine

Specialist depth and scalable capacity, held to one standard.

Premium occupational medicine requires both clinical authority and the capacity to deliver consistently at volume. Employment Medicine unites those strengths in a single organisation.

  • 01

    Clinical standards

    Evidence-based practice and clear role delineation keep complex specialist work and high-volume occupational health services accountable and precise.

  • 02

    One organisation

    Specialists, Registrars, GPs and Allied Health practise under Employment Medicine — so referrers engage one provider for end-to-end occupational medicine. GP and Registrar assessment, management and clinical work are supported by specialist oversight, supervision, Faculty standards and evidence-based practice.

  • 03

    InjuryEX workflow

    InjuryEX underpins booking, coordination and reporting, supporting efficient pathways and consistent operational delivery across both clinical tiers.

Workers returning to productive, supported work

Credibility

Built for occupational medicine stakeholders.

  • Medicolegal and workplace health

    Services designed for employers, insurers, claims managers, lawyers and referring clinicians who require clear, defensible occupational medicine pathways.

  • Two clinical tiers, one practice

    Specialist assessments and expanded registrar, GP and allied health capacity — both delivered by Employment Medicine.

  • Clinic and teleconsultation

    Primary clinic delivery at Parafield Airport, with online teleconsultation available for clients across Australia where clinically appropriate.

Book through InjuryEX

Start with the clinical pathway that matches your need. InjuryEX manages booking and workflow for Employment Medicine specialist and expanded-capacity services.

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