Drop-in Clinics - Staff Members Only
If you are a member of staff / have been offered employment with ASPH and have been told that you need a blood test or vaccination for your job at the hospital (you will receive an email) you can come to our drop-in clinics.
If the times are not convenient you can book an appointment with us by emailing
A. Where is Occupational Health?
Our Occupational Health department at St. Peter’s Hospital in Chertsey. We are in Chertsey House, 1st Floor (we are next door to the nursery) - this is at the back of the hospital - a modern two-story building with glass doors.
There is lift access if needed. On arrival there is a security buzzer on a wall panel on the left-hand side in the entrance. There is a button for Occupational Health. Please talk into the speaker and we will release the door for you.
Please allow sufficient time to park. There is parking at a range of locations across the site. If you are blue badge holder there is a parking space at the Nursery parking just past Chertsey House on the left-hand side.
Drop-in Clinics for Staff
The staff only drop-in clinics are a sit and wait clinic; please be prepared to wait for your appointment.
- Tuesday mornings 8.30am - 12.00pm (last entry 11.45am)
- Thursday afternoons 1.00pm - 4.00pm (last entry 3.45pm)
Immunisation and Blood Test Reminder Letters
Every month we send out reminder letters for immunisations and blood tests. These are sent out to remind you both for overdue vaccinations, but also those that are due to be done in the next month. There is a date on this letter but it’s a reminder date only, please attend the next most convenient drop-in clinic.
B. Getting ready for your appointment / visit to us - helpful tips
- If you are needle phobic please contact us and arrange an appointment - do not come to drop in clinic - so that we can give you sufficient time / support. You are welcome to bring a friend with you. Normally we will only need to take one bottle of blood, so the procedure is usually completed quickly. If you have to come to drop in clinic, please let the receptionists know
- Dress warmly - if you are cold it is often more difficult to take a blood sample.
- Make sure you have plenty to drink e.g., water, tea, and are not dehydrated.
- Wear clothing that is easy to remove - avoid tight sleeves. For a blood test we will need to be able to get to the crease of your elbow. For vaccinations we will need to reach your upper arm.
- If you require a chaperone, please speak to the reception team.
- If you think you may faint or feel unwell, please let us know at the start of your appointment as we have a couch that you can lie on.
- Please bring photographic ID with you - passport, driver’s licence, or your Trust ID card as we may need to see this.
- Bring with you any vaccination records that you have. If you are coming from overseas and have had a chest x-ray for your visa, then bring the 1-page report that you will have been issued for your visa. We are used to seeing vaccination records in different languages so please don’t worry about this.
- If you take medication, please bring a list of this, or if it is easier bring the boxes with you.
- Often the last time most of us had a vaccination was in childhood; vaccinations have changed significantly since then. Very small needles are used and it normally only take a couple of seconds to administer the actual vaccine. Most people find the experience must less uncomfortable than they expected.
We want to make your visit as comfortable as possible; please do not hesitate to ask our reception team if you have any questions whilst you are with us. If you have questions before you visit, then email
