Pennsylvania public school employees applying for PSERS disability retirement need their treating physician to describe current disabling symptoms, findings and limitations on this report and explain why the member cannot perform their job duties. PSERS' contracted medical examiners review it without examining the member, and the form comes only in the disability packet a PSERS representative provides during retirement counseling.
The member's treating physician completes the whole report. The member files the Application for Disability Retirement (PSRS-49); the packet also includes the Job Description (PSRS-1237) and the Release for Medical Records (PSRS-607).
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Physician's Medical Report
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It is not posted online. A PSERS representative provides the Application for Disability Retirement Packet, which includes the Physician's Medical Report, during a retirement counseling session. The member then brings the report to the treating physician to complete.
No. PSERS' contracted medical examiners review the Physician's Medical Report and other documentation without a personal exam, which is why the report should explain clearly why the member cannot perform the duties described in the PSRS-1237 job description.