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Lakemba & Prestons · Sydney

Occupational Health

Occupational Health & Return-to-Work Services

Supporting safe, sustainable participation in work

An occupational health clinician discussing a tablet with a worker holding a hard hat, alongside safety and work symbols.

Supporting safe, sustainable participation in work

Injurease provides occupational health services designed to assess work-related health needs, understand functional capacity and support safe decisions around work participation, recovery and workforce suitability.

An occupational health clinician checking a worker’s blood pressure in a medical room overlooking a workplace.

Return-to-Work planning

For injured workers, returning to work should reflect medical progress and functional capacity. Injurease can contribute to structured Return-to-Work planning by reviewing capacity, identifying appropriate restrictions and communicating relevant clinical guidance to authorised stakeholders.

A doctor, an employee wearing a wrist brace and a workplace representative discussing a phased return-to-work plan.

Functional capacity considerations

Functional assessments help clarify how a person’s current physical capacity relates to work demands. Findings can support treatment planning, suitable-duty decisions and the recovery-at-work process.

A man performing a standing strength assessment on a testing platform while a clinician observes his posture and monitors the test.

Pre-Employment Medicals

Pre-employment health assessments can help employers understand whether a candidate is medically able to perform the inherent requirements of a role safely. The scope of the assessment should be tailored to the role and relevant workplace requirements.

A healthcare professional conducting a vision assessment for a job candidate using a tabletop screening device.

Occupational health support for organisations

Injurease can work with employers and HR teams to improve access to appropriate medical care, support injured employees and provide workplace-focused clinical input where required.

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Your Road to Recovery

Need occupational health support?

Contact Injurease to discuss an individual worker, pre-employment assessment or broader employer requirement.