Employment Physical in Midtown Manhattan — $150, Same Day
Your form is signed before you leave — even with lab results still pending — so you can start work.
Most visits take about 30 minutes.
Email us your form first — we review it free
Every employment physical form is different. One wants a TB test. Another wants proof you're immune to measles. A third only needs a signature. You shouldn't have to guess.
Send your form to forms@physicalexamcenter.com before you book. We read it, tell you which tests your employer requires, and give you the total cost — before you pay anything.
Don't have the form yet? Book anyway. We do the exam today and sign the form when you bring it. There's no charge for that.
What's included in the $150 exam
Employers require a physical for a job to confirm you can do that job safely — and, in fields like healthcare, construction, and childcare, to meet industry rules. This is not an annual physical. It's a focused, job-related exam.
The exam covers:
Medical history
Review of your medical history
Vitals
Height, weight, blood pressure, temperature
Full body exam
Vision screening
Including color vision
You don't undress. Take off your jacket and you're ready.
Not included: hearing tests, EKG (heart test), and physical ability tests. If your employer's form asks for any of these, check with them before booking.
What an employment physical costs
| Paid at our office | |
|---|---|
| Employment, pre-placement, or school physical | $150 |
| PPD skin test — includes the reading 48–72 hours later | $90 |
| Tdap (tetanus and whooping cough) vaccine | $90 |
| MMR vaccine | $120 |
| Varicella (chickenpox) vaccine | $250 |
| Hepatitis B vaccine — per dose | $80 |
| Blood and urine tests — billed by Northwell Labs | |
|---|---|
| QuantiFERON TB blood test | $77 |
| MMR titers — measles, mumps, rubella | $101 |
| MMR + varicella titers | $117 |
| Single titer — measles $30 · mumps $37 · rubella $18 · varicella $16 | |
| Urinalysis (urine test) | $6 |
| 10-panel urine drug screen | $40 |
We don't accept health insurance for anything done in our office. The lab can bill your insurance for blood and urine tests; if you have none, it bills you directly at the prices above.
We take cash, debit, and credit cards. A 3.5% processing fee applies to credit card payments; there's no fee for cash or debit.
If you later find out your form needs a test you didn't get, come back. You pay only for that test. There's never a second office fee.
$150 flat, and we price every add-on before we do it.
How fast you get your form
Today.
We examine you, place the PPD, give any vaccines, draw blood, and sign your form. If your employer requires lab tests, we sign the form with those results marked pending, so you can start work while Northwell processes them. The exam itself takes about 10 minutes; plan on 30 minutes for the whole visit.
About 2 days.
Titers, urinalysis, and the drug screen.
About 5 days.
QuantiFERON. Results appear in Northwell's Labfly app — you don't need to come back for them.
Tests and vaccines your form may require
TB testing: PPD or QuantiFERON?
Your form will say which one. Both check for tuberculosis.
PPD skin test — at our office.
We place it today and read it at a quick second stop 48–72 hours later. Faster overall.
QuantiFERON blood test — billed by Northwell.
One visit, no return trip, but results take about five days.
Not sure which your employer wants? Email us the form.
Vaccines and immunity titers
Healthcare jobs and many other employers require proof you're immune to measles, mumps, rubella, and chickenpox (varicella), a current Tdap, and often hepatitis B.
There are two ways to prove immunity: a blood test called a titer, which shows you're already immune, or a record of the vaccine itself.
Titers
We draw them here and Northwell bills you.
Vaccines
We give them at the visit.
Drug screening
We collect the sample here for a 10-panel urine drug screen — it checks for ten types of drugs — and Northwell bills it. We don't offer alcohol testing.
Who needs an employment physical
Employers call it a work physical, an employment physical, or a pre-placement physical. It's the same exam.
Healthcare and hospital staff
Construction and trades
Warehouse, delivery, and logistics
Security
Childcare and education
Food service and hospitality
Office and administrative roles
Need a physical for nursing school or college? See our nursing school and college physicals.
If you need a DOT or commercial driver physical, we don't perform those.
Who examines you
Dr. Slava Fuzayloff, DO, examines every patient himself. You see the doctor, not a physician assistant or nurse practitioner, and the signature on your form is his. About Dr. Fuzayloff.
What patients say
“Very professional and friendly staff. Dr. F is very attentive to my needs and thorough. Great job doc.”Eleanor A.
Frequently asked questions
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Visit us in Midtown
Physical Exam Center
New York, NY 10018
Saturday 12:00–4:00 PM
Getting here by subway, bus or train: office hours and directions.
Walk-ins welcome, no insurance needed.
Written and reviewed by Dr. Slava Fuzayloff, DO. Last updated September 13, 2026.