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Our pharmacists can provide medical certificates following a private, professional consultation where appropriate.
Need a medical certificate for work, study or other commitments?
A medical certificate is a document that may be used as evidence that a health condition has affected your ability to attend work, study or other commitments.
Following a consultation, a pharmacist may provide a medical certificate where appropriate.
This service may be suitable if you:
Medical certificates issued by a pharmacist:
If your condition requires further medical assessment, your pharmacist may recommend seeing a GP or another healthcare professional.
Be prepared to discuss:
Your pharmacist will discuss your symptoms and circumstances before determining whether a medical certificate can be provided.
The consultation may also include advice on symptom management, self-care measures or referral recommendations if further medical assessment is required.
Can a pharmacist provide a medical certificate?
Yes. Pharmacists can provide medical certificates following a consultation where appropriate.
Can a pharmacist backdate a medical certificate?
No. Medical certificates cannot be backdated.
How many days can a pharmacist-issued medical certificate cover?
Medical certificates issued by a pharmacist can only cover the day of absence being assessed during the consultation.
Do I need an appointment?
Booking requirements may vary between pharmacies. Contact the pharmacy for more information.
Will my employer accept a pharmacist-issued medical certificate?
Many employers and education providers accept pharmacist-issued medical certificates. If you are unsure, check any specific requirements with your employer or institution.
Can I obtain a medical certificate without a consultation?
No. A pharmacist must assess your circumstances before determining whether a medical certificate can be issued.
What happens if my symptoms require further medical assessment?
If additional medical care is required, your pharmacist may recommend seeing a GP or another healthcare professional.
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