Recruiting-Blood Test.

[b7197]

Here are some questions about the blood test

Q1. Should all over 40yrs old take blood test?

Q2. How do somebody who have not family doctor in Ontario take blood test?

Q3.Who will review the result once the blood test done, by a doctor or a medical technician at the CFRC?

 

[DAA]

Sorry but I don't understand just what you are asking?

Any Med Tech's in the house?

 

[2ndChoiceName]

I don't think that the application process involves a blood test. I've done the medical portion of my application and haven't had any mention of a blood test.

 

[jwtg]

I don't think that the application process involves a blood test. I've done the medical portion of my application and haven't had any mention of a blood test.

Here are some questions about the blood test

Q1. Should all over 40yrs old take blood test?

Q2. How do somebody who have not family doctor in Ontario take blood test?

Q3.Who will review the result once the blood test done, by a doctor or a medical technician at the CFRC?

Certain occupations (Aircrew at least) require blood tests.
Q1. No idea.
Q2. Walk-in medical clinic with a lab?  Plenty of those around.
Q3. Probably a medical officer, but I'm not positive.

 

[secondchance]

Here are some questions about the blood test

Q1. Should all over 40yrs old take blood test?

Q2. How do somebody who have not family doctor in Ontario take blood test?

Q3.Who will review the result once the blood test done, by a doctor or a medical technician at the CFRC?

A1. Yes
A2. Go to  any walk-in clinic
A3. Doctor  from walk clinic will review results and fill forms what you got at CFRFC. All papers (results and doctor's review ) you must return to CFRC.

P.S. I am doing this now, but in Quebec

 

[secondchance]

I don't think that the application process involves a blood test. I've done the medical portion of my application and haven't had any mention of a blood test.

For people over 40 there is blood test  (Lipid and Glucose level)and cardiogram

 

[Medtech45]

Yes, we are the lucky ones that are over 40 and have to have blood, urine and ECG tests done as part of our medical. Lol

 

[26point2]

Just got the forms at my medical yesterday, luckily there was a cancellation with my family doctor Friday morning and I was squeezed in.

 

[2ndChoiceName]

I see. Sorry for the confusion.

 

[secondchance]

Yes, we are the lucky ones that are over 40 and have to have blood, urine and ECG tests done as part of our medical. Lol

Mine CFRC didn 't ask about urine.Did I miss something?

 

[medicineman]

Mine CFRC didn 't ask about urine.Did I miss something?

No.

MM

 

[Medtech45]

Everyone is different. Family history and your own medical history will dictate what tests are required.

 

[medicineman]

There are actual standards required based on MOSID being applied for as well as age, that are dictated in Recruit Medical Orders and CF Medical Orders - those are what are followed.  Not long ago, they did away with routine urinalysis as part of the Recruit medical.

MM