About
Expanding into premium, comprehensive occupational medicine.
Employment Medicine is bringing together Specialists, Occupational Medicine Registrars, GPs and Allied Health practitioners under one organisation, supported by InjuryEX automation, to deliver high-quality, end-to-end occupational medicine services.
The expansion of Employment Medicine
Employment Medicine is evolving from a specialist practice into a premium occupational medicine provider with the clinical breadth required for modern workplace health, medicolegal and return-to-work pathways.
By uniting specialist expertise with registrar, GP and allied health capacity in a single organisation, we can meet complex assessment needs and high-volume occupational health demand without fragmenting care across unrelated providers.
How we deliver
Specialist depth with scalable capacity
Employment Medicine combines premium specialist capability with the operational capacity to deliver comprehensive occupational medicine services end to end.
Specialist depth
Occupational and environmental medicine specialists and other medical and surgical specialists deliver complex medicolegal, impairment, fitness-for-duty and advisory work to the standards expected by insurers, employers, lawyers and referring clinicians.
Scalable capacity
Occupational Medicine Registrars, GPs and Allied Health practitioners extend Employment Medicine’s reach for pre-employment, industry medicals, surveillance, functional assessment and injury management — at volume, without diluting clinical accountability.
One organisation
Both service tiers are delivered by Employment Medicine. Referrers and employers engage a single practice identity for premium specialist work and comprehensive occupational health support.
Quality, consistency and clinical standards
Premium occupational medicine depends on disciplined clinical standards as much as on clinical range.
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Evidence-based practice
Assessments and reports are grounded in recognised occupational medicine frameworks, state schemes and applicable clinical guides.
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Consistent pathways
Structured processes support reliable booking, documentation and reporting across specialist and high-volume occupational health work.
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Accountable delivery
Clear role delineation — specialists for complex work; registrars, GPs and allied health for scalable services — preserves quality while expanding capacity.
Operational foundation
InjuryEX underpins delivery
InjuryEX provides the workflow, booking and operational automation behind Employment Medicine service delivery. It supports structured scheduling, consistent case handling and reporting pathways so clinical teams can focus on high-quality occupational medicine while referrers experience a reliable operational interface.
Locations and coverage
Employment Medicine’s primary clinic is at Parafield Airport (60A Dakota Drive, Parafield, SA 5106; phone 08 8267 6886). The site offers airside access, plenty of parking and convenient proximity to the industrial and business precinct — practical advantages for employers and workers attending assessments. Online teleconsultation is available across Australia where clinically appropriate. Expanded clinical capacity — Specialists, Registrars, GPs and Allied Health — supports broader occupational medicine delivery under the Employment Medicine model and InjuryEX-supported workflows.
Engage Employment Medicine
Book specialist assessments or occupational health medicals through InjuryEX, or review the full service tiers.