Jobs that require an Exam

I work as an employee in an household appliances company so my job is mainly in front of a monitor.

The medcal assessment (which was after I started working) consisted of several visual tests and....heart auscultation :-0

...for me it was so strange.....

This topic has been discussed a few times previously. The classic highlight of a particular thread was "physical" ranbling creepily along about "gentleman doctors examing strapping and hapless young men" then throwing a hissy fit about staying on topic.

As stated previously any kind of employment physical is at the discretion of the employer. It boils done to reducing potential liability. Chances are you will not have to submit to physical if you work in a cubicle. A firefighter, elevator mechanic or a cargo handler probably can expect it.

Gentleman Doctors do in fact examine young men for new hire placement in companies. What is wrong with a Doctor being a Gentleman? What is Creepy about a Doctor being a Gentleman. This site is termed an Erotic Medical Fetish Site yet if any comment is made concerning eroticism they immediately retaliate. The exams were also topics of many lunch hour conversations in the company cafeteria among young men that I worked with back then. If you do not have interest in Erotic Medical content then just don't respond to it. Perhaps the site should be renamed and just discuss Clinical Medical Procedures.

I beleive that all kind of jobs which have a good pension scheme do require such pre imployment medicals!

As bether the job and pension as more thorough the medical!

Pioter you are exactly correct. The exams I am referring to concerned young Engineering and Technical Graduates working for high tech manufacturing companies. The examinations were done in the company medical department by Gentleman Doctors, excuse me for saying the word Gentleman. They saw the best and the brightest .and still do.

Pioter you are exactly correct. The exams I am referring to concerned young Engineering and Technical Graduates working for high tech manufacturing companies. The examinations were done in the company medical department by Gentleman Doctors, excuse me for saying the word Gentleman. They saw the best and the brightest .and still do.

Again you veer off into your fantasies. I've had numerous pre-employment physicals from superficial to extensive. They were conducted by approximately an equal number of men and women of various ages. ALL were completely professional and in no way erotically conducted.

Physical said

. . . . The examinations were done in the company medical department by Gentleman Doctors, excuse me for saying the word Gentleman. They saw the best and the brightest .and still do.

WHY do you keep referring to GENTLEMAN Doctors in your posts?

It sounds a combination of demeaning them because of the deadpan sarcasm and also perverted on your part.

WHY do you keep referring to GENTLEMAN Doctors in your posts?

He's repeatedly referred to physicians and nurses that have erotic interests in their patients and display unprofessional behavior.

Erotic fantasies are wonderful - in a fiction thread - but not where factual information is being discussed.

What is wrong with calling a Doctor a Gentleman. Are we that far gone as a society to not think of a man as a Gentleman. Do you prefer some abrupt individual lacking in social graces to be the Doctor instead of a Gentleman? All the Doctors that I have gone to were always Gentleman, if not then I would choose another Doctor. Also, nothing has been mentioned of Doctors erotic behavior toward patients it is the Doctors inner thoughts that may be there which yields the erotic topic of Medical Forums and Chats.A forum and chat should be started to discuss Clinical Procedures which was the original intent of this site.

What is wrong with calling a Doctor a Gentleman.

The way that you keep saying "Gentleman Doctor" just sounds a bit pervy, as if you're implying that the male doctor appears to be a "gentleman", yet indulges in his own erotic desires by examining young males.

If you're simply trying to say that the doctor is male, then say "male doctor" rather than "gentleman doctor". Then I promise everyone will leave you alone (well, maybe not).

Just to keep fantasy and reality in separate and appropriate threads would take the target off your back.

I may be blamed for some of this. Having lived, as you know, in NYC, and having explored this (fetish? area of interest?) for decades, I wasn't surprised to learn that a UPS doctor deliberately examined his male drivers in stages of undress, fully aware of how uncomfortable it made them, nor, having heard through reputable fetish sources that a doctor, who would move on to American Airlines, would do exams with staff gone and offer a ride back. But as most here can guage, with a population as huge as it is, if you are looking for things, you will find them, there, where there simply aren't enough boards and supervisors to oversee what may well not get reported. Unimaginable in a smaller city or state.

There's a HUGE difference between a doctor that you know of and a constant thread of the expectation of inappropriate, unethical or illegal activities.

I saw a news story talking about a gynecologist who was secretly video recording his exams. That's ONE. One of tens of thousands is not a pattern.

It was never intended to be about expecting inappropriate behavior or unethical conduct. It is about the male Occupational Medical Doctor, usually an older Gentleman and his inner thoughts while examining a young man who will be working in a high tech manufacturing firm in an Engineering or Technical position. There is no interest here in any other fields of Medicine or how they behave in those other fields. The eroticism of this topic had to with the inner thoughts of the Occupational Medical D

Sure, let's just forget about the vasectomy nurse and her long painted fingernails...

She was not the vasectomy nurse that had the long painted fingernails, that was the Nurse Practitioner that gave the hospital admissions physical examination. She was from urology services within the hospital. As the examination progressed she made comments in a sensual tone of voice. I can give you her name and affiliations but not in the open forums. What is with the title of this site being Erotic Med Clinic when if eroticism is even mentioned walls come up and they get all bent out of shape. The site should be named Discussion of Med Procedures. The vasectomy nurse was a different situation and yes things happen in that area per friends that have experienced it. This is all about inner thoughts of the practitioners especially the OCCU MED DOCTORS. Also the thoughts of the applicant after having the examination. Too erotic for this site however.

Sure, let's just forget about the vasectomy nurse and her long painted fingernails...

Stop it, you're killing me already. 😃

The point being you do not know about the intentions of the doctor or the thoughts of the patient. You are making broad based assumptions without any real evidence about scenarios that rarely happen. Most high tech manufacturing jobs often do not require a pre employment physical. If the doctors you refer to in your ramblings really enjoy having a fit and healthy young guy stripped to his underwear and on his examination table to be poked, prodded and violated at the beck and call of the doctor in charge well then said doctor really is not much of a gentleman as you keep alluding to, is he? No, he is a filthy old perv doctor who spends his Saturdays at the golf course in awful looking attire and drinking scotch, boasting about his weekly erotic adventures to men of a similar demographic. I honestly do believe the doctors you speak of do actually exist but it's really a needle in a haystack and if you actually know a few of these doctors they cannot be the sharpest tools in the shed for sharing their stories to begin with - Especially to a nutjob such as yourself. You really are one screwed up individual, dude. Henceforth "creepy and weird" but I digress Thank you for your, time Dr. Hannibal Lechter...

This thread has taken a "weird and creepy" turn. Please let's keep fantasy and wishful thinking out of a post which purports to be about factual things.

Perhaps I should offer my experience of an older male occupational health doctor, in order to provide a dose of reality?

May 2009. The private firm providing Occupational Health services to my employer had lost the contract, and were working out their notice period.

I was kept waiting for ages before seeing a nurse. Nothing out of the ordinary; height, weight, vision, blood pressure etc. Urine sample for Drug and Alcohol testing, I didn't need to empty my pockets and I was somewhat surprised by this. I signed the chain of custody forms and went back to the waiting room to wait for the doctor.

After what seemed like an age (probably twenty-five minutes or so) I was called by the doctor, and older male about 60-65. He didn't ask much.

He looked in my ears and got me to lift my t-shirt up to auscultate. On seeing my abdominal scars asked what they were for (nothing new there).

He listened for probably a minute, and his only comment was "I guess you don't like doctors then?" in response to my racing heart rate which is one of the things I notice when I'm nervous at the doctor. He signed the forms for work, and that was it.

There you have it: No undressing. No questionable examinations. If anything compared to my previous experiences with Occupational Health doctors he was a little lax... but they were only a couple of weeks from the end of the contract, so I don't think they really cared.Hardly the scenario that physical continually alludes to, is it?

Thank you for your response turkent you are exactly right those occu med drs do enjoy poking and proding young fit men and they have erotic thoughts doing so. No, not all but they are out there and this site is for that as it is about erotic medical forums or did the name of the site loose its original concept of erotic medical forums? Just what is your own area of medical eroticism turkent? perhaps YOU CAN SHARE IT.

I've said before and I'll say again, if you -

1) Read the thread and keep things in the flavor of the thread (real medical inquiries v. erotic fantasies) and frame your response appropriately. Or

2) Post your fantasies as such.

No one would care. When you post your fantastical BS as fact, you're going to get called on it. Again and again and again....

When you post your fantastical BS as fact, you're going to get called on it. Again and again and again....

Well said. Posting something as if it actually happened - when it clearly didn't - is my personal hot button. If you want to tell us your fantasy, start your own thread and tell us all about it. But don't hijack a thread (like this one) that is about jobs that require an exam. The original poster of this thread wants to discuss real jobs that call for a real exam. Not your fantasy. Get it?

If you want a show of actual numbers I think I have shared my own personal doctor/patient experiences on at least more than one occasion as opposed to the incessant psycho babble you spout off about, Dr. Slappy. For what it is worth I did not loose anything. Loose is a term associated with those lobotomy screws in your cranium or did I lose you?

The post office is one of those jobs that require a physical exam, but pretty vanilla except for te turn your head and cough part....they are more interested in the pee test eye test and hearing test than anything else, they don't want anyone that could pass out while driving a large vehicle on the road.

If you want a show of actual numbers I think I have shared my own personal doctor/patient experiences on at least more than one occasion as opposed to the incessant psycho babble you spout off about, Dr. Slappy.

Wait, who's Dr Slappy?

I only had one job that required a physical exam - which was for a summer internship at small manufacturing company. It was similar to a sports physical from high school - strip to underwear from the start and end up lowering them for the hernia check.

Physical do you honestly think this NP you speak of would appreciate your disclosure of some of her personal information to a total stranger you had a conversation with on a web site? Sure, just PM me her info and I will ring her up and verify your story. While you are at it why don't you just go ahead and disclose YOUR own personal information to me as well so this NP knows who I was speaking with. physical...What's wrong with this picture?

Oh for goodness sake, stop all the nit- picking and petty arguments!.

I hope the moderators aren't going to let Zity descend into the same shambles as Voy Forum has become where any sensible threads are sabotaged by idiots who just post insults and crude comments, totally off subject most times.

I'm a television producer and I had a normal, run of the mill physical before I started my job. It didn't include a pelvic exam or anything of the like. They more wanted to make sure I could handle lifting of 50+ pounds (cameras/tripods are heavy!). Because I'm behind the scenes, I don't have to undergo regular consults with plastic surgeons and the like, but I sure do get the same health insurance benefits... so bonus. haha