The Travel Clinic Geraldton is part of Travel Clinics Australia. We provide a complete range of travel health services to individuals, families, corporate groups and organisations. We also do diving medicals. Our goal is to protect the health of travellers by providing exemplary clinical care along with specific advice and information for each traveller.
To book an Appointment with the travel doctor: call 08 9920 8175
National Appointment line: 1300 369 359. Travel Health Info Line: 1900 969 359 (min 99 ct/min). Travellers are referred back to their GP for ongoing management and any non-travel related health issues. Click here for frequently asked questions.
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Our services include:
- Expert pre- and post-travel advice by a travel doctor, tailored specifically to your trip and travel requirements, including diving medicals.
- Every traveller receives a free copy of our Traveller’s Pocket Medical Guide. This 52 page passport sized booklet contains vital health information, and includes the International Certificate of Vaccination
- Also included in the visit: a free up to date country report. This report includes disease prevention advice and important information for each major country visited
- Disease prevention advice and information sheets for each major country visited
- Specialised first aid kits and accessories for medical and emergency care - not available from pharmacies
- Vaccinations and medications are stocked and dispensed on site, saving time and money
- Corporate travel health advice.
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Visit the travel doctor at least 6 weeks before you leave
Many have one or more health problems while overseas. This can ruin a holiday and cause time off work. A good preparation of your trip, long or short, is therefore important. The doctors of the Geraldton Medical Group working at the Travel Clinic are happy to advice about health risks, vaccinations and medications before you leave.
A travel consultation takes more time than most people think because the advice needs to be individualised, and there are many ways to prevent health problems overseas. Certain vaccinations need some time before they become effective, therefore it is advisable to book an appointment at least six weeks before your leave.
Late vaccinations are better than no vaccinations
Have you booked a last minute trip? Remember, it is never too late to get travel health advice: late vaccinations are better than no vaccinations.
Pre-departure Checklist
- Medical check up at least 6 weeks prior to travel
- Vaccinations and medications up to date
- Pack medical kit
- Dental & optometric check up
- Passport and visas up to date
- Pick up tickets
- Travel insurance (including emergency evacuation cover)
- Travellers cheques, credit cards
- Leave copy of itinerary with responsible person.
Please fill out a pre-travel form before you see the doctor.
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