MedFet exam

Is this what a medfet exam is like? if so, who can I go to to get one?

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The video made no sense at all. If your a young guy with a good job skill such as Engineering Technician or Cad Designer and will be working for a major high tech manufacturing company then you will most likely under go a new hire physical examination at an occu med office. The Doctor is usually an older married closeted gentleman that will enjoy your examination. Its just the way the world is. Good Luck. This is an erotic medical clinic site and that is as hot as it can get, though erotic exams are seldom mentioned in here.

Now I have to ask, what do you consider the reason for a CAD Designer to require a medical exam? It's an office based job with limited occupational risk. No heavy lifting, no specific need for a certain standard of vision or hearing (at least without correction), no risk of injury in the event of sudden disablement (unlike those working near high voltages or moving machinery). The greatest health risk is a repetitive strain injury.

Why do I say this? Because I was a CAD designer...

Yup, and one of my past jobs was as a database administrator for a major manufacturing company. There was no physical at all. The risks were boredom and eye strain.

You know that if, in a fantasy thread, you'd say "I'd love to have that done by a closeted older doc," no one here would bat an eye. As you present your fantasy as a statement of fact, we're going to continue to jump down your throat.

I am an aircraft mechanic. I went through a very thorough exam at age 24 when I was hired by my current employer. There are certain occupations such as a CAD Designer that pose a low risk for OJI that having every new hire undergo a physical for certain positions is not economically smart. An engineer: Maybe but it would depend on the work involved. Some occupations within the scope of the engineering field are far more "hands on" and physically demanding . Engineers and technicians often walk the line between white collar and blue collar worlds. My technical career is definitely blue collar. A good friend of mine is an electronics technician with General Dynamics. He was not required to undergo a physical exam as a condition of employment.

As I've written elsewhere, I've had numerous pre-employment physicals. With one exception, they were all very superficial. The one that was extensive was a job as a firefighter where I was immediately part of the state pension system. If I had a heart attack or fainted on a ladder and fell on the first day of the job, I could have possibly received lifetime disability. Yes, they were protecting themselves.

It all depends on which company and the dates you hired in. Cad Designers work in envoirnmental chambers and that is a separate physical over and above the regular new hire exam. Cad Designers also work with new product build cycles and do follow up at vendors as the designs go thru different phases of tooling and development. Because of this they went thru the full new hire physical exam just as all new employees did in the company. Everybody got stripped and examined in the company medical department during the 1960's, 70's and 80's. It may have changed since then as I have ben away from there for some time now. The company was a big name in photography located in upstate New York and has since fell on difficult times having gone bankruptcy and downsizing. I do know that during the same time frame mentioned above other large area employers also did a full strip new hire physical either in the company medical department or the various occu med offices in the area. Times do change however and I don't know what is done these days especially with more and more new hires working thru temporary agencies with little or no benefits or job security thus the company has no investment in them.

The company was a big name in photography located in upstate New York and has since fell on difficult times having gone bankruptcy and downsizing.

Since this was Kodak (I'm assuming), it would have been appropriate if they also took nude photos of each new hire. After all they've got all that film available to them. 😃 Wishful thinking on my part.

One can only wonder cant they Jimmy! Lot of things went on too taboo for the forums.

One can only wonder cant they Jimmy! Lot of things went on too taboo for the forums.

Too taboo? The only thing too taboo is outing real people.

Before the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act physical examinations could and were given before an offer of a job was extended. Such is now illegal in the USA.

The exams were therefore called "pre-employment physicals" now they are called "post-hire physicals".

Insurance companies examined their interviewees and supposedly anonymized the data for the statistical studies.

Large department stores had on staff a doctor who examined the newly hired employees as well as taking care of the needs of the employees.

The OP was a "fantasy exam" and I thought it was very erotic. Of course my personal opinion and just thought some would share my excitement. That is was staged as an employment physical is irrelevant, I thought.