Getting a medical questionaire signed quicker than 2 weeks!
Getting a medical questionaire signed quicker than 2 weeks!
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ridds

Original Poster:

8,371 posts

273 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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I'm being sent a medical questionnaire by my new employer, quite strange as I've never had one before with previous international companies and this job involves sitting behind a desk! laugh

Now, I wanted to start work Wednesday but cannot without this form signed.

Is there anyway I can get it done quicker than the 2 weeks the receptionist "Rosie" at my quack has just quoted me?

Cheers all!

M3CHA-MONK3Y

6,095 posts

224 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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Nail 'Rosie' doggy style and write the answers in lipstick on her back

HTH

ridds

Original Poster:

8,371 posts

273 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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Not that Rosie! laugh

silver surfer

480 posts

237 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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Go to your local private hospital and pay someone £100 and they will do it there and then!!

SS

vz-r_dave

3,469 posts

247 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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silver surfer said:
Go to your local private hospital and pay someone £100 and they will do it there and then!!

SS
You can get it done for 30 quid at the doctor


ridds

Original Poster:

8,371 posts

273 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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vz-r_dave said:
silver surfer said:
Go to your local private hospital and pay someone £100 and they will do it there and then!!

SS
You can get it done for 30 quid at the doctor
Yes as described above, and they reckon it will take 2 weeks. Looks like it might cost me then.

elster

17,517 posts

239 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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ridds said:
vz-r_dave said:
silver surfer said:
Go to your local private hospital and pay someone £100 and they will do it there and then!!

SS
You can get it done for 30 quid at the doctor
Yes as described above, and they reckon it will take 2 weeks. Looks like it might cost me then.
Don't tell the receptionist what you want. Say it is personal.

Then speak to the doctor once in.

ridds

Original Poster:

8,371 posts

273 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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Ahhh good call.

There's me being all honest and the like. laugh

Will have a look at the form when it arrives and see if that will work.

moffspeed

3,592 posts

236 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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Not sure that the independent Dr/hospital would be able to complete this form for you.

Most likely that this form is requesting details of any relevant past medical history - in which case it needs completion by a Dr who has access to your medical notes - ie your GP.

I wouldn't recommend any underhand approach - just drop a polite hand-written note to your registered GP tomorrow morning explaining the reason why there is urgency behind your request - it works on me.