Medical Commission for Seafarers

Internationally acknowledged certifications (ILO/WHO/D.2/1997 Geneva) in accordance with World Health Organisation standards of medicine for seafarers.

Certificates: from Latvia, Norway, Liberia, Panama, Marshall Islands, Denmark, Belgium, Italy, Cyprus, Antigua, Barbados, Stolt – Nielsen, etc.

Fast and accurate seafarers’ health checks using the latest diagnostic equipment:

• digital spirometry;
• latest-generation X-ray scans;
• EKG and cardiologist’s consultations;
• Doppler ultrasound of the blood vessels of the head and neck;
• ultrasound of the abdominal cavity, thyroid gland, breasts;
• diagnosis of vision (including colour vision), perimeter of vision and OCT;
• complete blood count and biochemical tests;
• drug tests, etc.

Seafarers need to undergo check-ups:

• once every two years;
• after the age of 50 – every year;
• ship’s cooks and stewards – every year.

Please note!
Seafarers should come for the check-up from 8:00 to 9:30 a.m., bring the last medical certificate and present the seafarer’s book.

Seafarers should undergo the check-up within 15 days after returning from the haul, and without any symptoms of disease.

Get an appointment for seafarer’s check-up: Phone.: +371 67229942, +371 26525711

Specialists

Pauls Vaivods

Occupational physician, Family doctor

Zane Zundane

Occupational physician, Family doctor