Common use of Initial Examination by Physician Clause in Contracts

Initial Examination by Physician. Benefits cannot be paid to an injured employee under any circumstances unless the report of the accident has been filed by the employee or, if unable, by his or her representative with the immediate supervisor and the District Office, and the employee has been examined by a physician within a reasonable period following the accident.

Initial Examination by Physician. Benefits cannot be paid to an injured employee under any circumstances unless the report of the accident has been filed by the employee or, if unable, by his or her representative with the immediate supervisor and the District Office, and the employee has been examined by a physician physician, nurse practitioner, surgeon, physician’s assistant or psychiatrist by the Medical Board of California or by the California Board of Dental Examiners to practice medicine and prescribe controlled medications within a reasonable period following the accident.

Initial Examination by Physician. Benefits cannot be paid to an injured employee unit member under any circumstances unless the report of the accident has been filed by the employee orunit member, or if unable, by his or her representative with the immediate supervisor and the District Office, and the employee unit member has been examined by a physician within a reasonable period following the accident.