Georgia's Public School Employees Retirement System, administered by ERSGA, covers school bus drivers, food service workers and other non-certified school staff. Part IV of the PSERS Disability Retirement Application asks each treating physician to evaluate, against the attached job description, whether the member is medically or physically incapable of the duties and whether that is likely permanent.
The member completes Sections 1 to 3, including a release of all medical and psychiatric records. The physician, hospital or clinic completes Section 4, Employee Disability Information, and signs Section 5, the Physician, Hospital, or Clinic Certification.
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Disability Retirement Application Part IV: Employee's Request for Disability Information From Physician/Physician's Report (PSERS)
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The Public School Employees Retirement System covers non-certified school staff such as school bus drivers and food service workers. ERSGA administers PSERS, so the disability application, including Part IV, goes to ERSGA and is reviewed by the ERSGA Medical Board rather than by the Teachers Retirement System.
Using the attached job description, the physician gives a current evaluation of whether the member is medically or physically incapable of performing the duties and whether the incapacity is likely permanent, then checks one required box: able, unable but may recover by a stated date, or unable and recommending disability retirement.