Medical certificates for driving licences, permits to possess and carry firearms, employment or routine health checks are issued through a medical board examination at Jajce Health Centre.
What are medical board examinations for?
- Examinations for issuing and renewing driving licences
- Examinations for issuing and renewing permits to possess and carry firearms
- Pre-employment examinations
- Routine health checks
When does the medical board operate?
The medical board meets every Tuesday from 11:00 at the Mental Health Centre / Mental Health Rehabilitation Service of Jajce Health Centre.
The medical board examination process
- Patients report to the reception and registration area to check the required documentation.
- Patients receive verbal instructions about the medical board's procedure. All stages take place at the Mental Health Centre.
- The first examination is with a psychologist for a psychological assessment.
- The second examination is with a psychiatrist to assess mental health and psychological fitness.
- The third examination is with an ophthalmologist to assess vision and visual function.
- The fourth examination is with an occupational medicine specialist, who reviews all findings and makes the final assessment of medical fitness.
- A final opinion on medical fitness is issued based on the examinations and the documentation submitted.
- Finally, the patient receives a certificate in accordance with applicable legislation and regulations.
Note: Patients should check which documents are required when registering at reception. For details, we recommend calling reception or the relevant service in advance.