WHY WORKPLACE SKIN CHECKS?
Make skin cancer screening part of your workplace health program.
Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, with UV exposure creating particular risks for employees who work outdoors or spend significant time in the sun.
Providing onsite screening gives your employees convenient access to professional assessment and supports a proactive workplace approach to skin health.
Early detection matters
Skin cancers can often be treated successfully when identified early. Giving employees convenient access to professional screening can help identify suspicious lesions that may otherwise go unnoticed.
Support your employees
A workplace skin check program is a practical way to demonstrate that employee health and wellbeing is taken seriously.
Reduce barriers to screening
Employees don’t have to arrange their own appointment, travel to a clinic or take significant time away from work.
Make prevention part of your culture
Our doctors also provide education and guidance around skin cancer detection, UV protection and skin health.
HOW IT WORKS
A simple process from booking to reporting.
01 — WE SET UP YOUR CLINIC
We work with your organisation to determine the appropriate clinic format, dates, appointment numbers and site requirements.
Your dedicated online booking link is then provided for employees.
02 — EMPLOYEES BOOK ONLINE
Employees select an available appointment that suits them.
Clinics can include a combination of full skin checks and individual spot checks, depending on your workforce’s needs.
03 — OUR DOCTORS COME TO YOU
Our Skin Cancer Doctors attend your workplace and conduct the scheduled assessments in a private clinical environment.
04 — CONCERNS ARE DOCUMENTED
Where appropriate, suspicious lesions can be digitally photographed and documented to support follow-up with the employee’s regular doctor.
05 — YOU RECEIVE A REPORT
Following the clinic, your organisation receives a detailed report outlining participation, suspicious lesions identified and relevant referrals.