Do You Need A Department Of Transportation Physical?
What is a DOT exam?
DOT stands for Department of Transportation. The Department of Transportation requires a medical examination to make sure you qualify to drive a commercial vehicle in the state of Idaho. Once you pass, you will receive a copy of the exam and your certification. We will forward a copy directly to the local Department of Transportation office for you. You should have the certificate with you at all times while driving your company vehicle, and your employer will want to take a copy for their files as well.
If your employer requires this test, call now to schedule. This test is to find out if you qualify to drive a commercial vehicle in the state of Idaho. After you pass, you will receive a copy. Our staff will also complete a medical examination report for you.
1. Forms: You will be greeted by our friendly office staff and given the medical examination form. (supplied by us)
2. General Information: Our form has a list of general information questions about you.
3. Health History: you will be asked a series of questions about your past medical history.
4. Examination Procedure: Dr. Collin will check your:
- VISION Check: Dr. Collin will provide your vision check with your exam. You need to be able to see traffic signals.
- HEARING Check: Dr. Collin must be able to see your ear drum. Please clean your ears before your visit.
- BLOOD PRESSURE Check: Your blood pressure must meet state guidelines.
- URINE: You will be asked to pee in a cup, so make sure you drink plenty of water prior to your exam.
Dr. Collin is a certified medical examiner.