The occupational health service offers work-related medical, psychological and ergonomic advice and support. You can seek assistance with issues concerning the work environment, work-related health and wellbeing, work adjustment, and rehabilitation. Its aim is to promote healthy, well-functioning and supportive workplaces, and the service is available to all employees and doctoral students.
Turn to the occupational health service if you are experiencing work-related physical or mental health concerns and wish to seek support and counselling. You can meet with a physiotherapist, meet with a psychologist or undergo a medical examination. If you need more than three appointments or more than three counselling sessions, Falck will, after consulting you, need to contact your manager to discuss the next steps.
Contact Falck via the order portal
You can make bookings and get in contact with an occupational health nurse, ergonomist or physiotherapist via the portal. The order portal allows you to book time for counselling. You can also contact the occupational health service provider by phone if you prefer. Contact details can be found in the order portal.
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Open clinic
On Tuesdays at 8:30–10:30, you can visit Falck during their drop-in hours. During drop-in, you can see an occupational health nurse or physiotherapist for counselling and assessment, and potentially book another appointment.
A physiotherapist can help you if you have problems with your musculoskeletal system.
An occupational health nurse can take life style-related samples (blood count, blood sugar level and total cholesterol), check your blood pressure or conduct hearing tests. You can also see an occupational health nurse if you suffer from stress, addiction or have other work environment-related problems
Training
Open training sessions in first aid and CPR are offered continuously and the times for these trainings can be found via Internal education and network meetings (Swedish version of website).
Q & A
My rehabilitation or counselling sessions with Feelgood will not be completed before 1 January 2024 – what do I do?
Planned measures or counselling that has already started can continue with Feelgood during a transition period, but not beyond 30 June 2024. If you have any worries about your continued treatment with Feelgood, please talk to your manager or your nearest HR support function.
Will my medical records be transferred to the University's new occupational health service provider?
No. How medical records are managed is regulated through secrecy legislation in healthcare and works in the same way as if you privately change your designated healthcare centre.
How do I transfer my medical records to Falck?
If Falck assesses that they need to access your previous medical records, they will consult you. You need to give your consent to Feelgood for them to transfer your medical records by:
