medical certificate

British  

noun

1. a document stating the result of a satisfactory medical examination

2. a doctor's certificate giving evidence of a person's unfitness for work

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Example Sentences

After Maeda received his master’s degree in safety science at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Arizona in 2005, he earned his first-class medical certificate, meaning he can operate a commercial airline, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.

From Seattle Times

The organization has been talking with White House officials about adding a gender neutral option to all federal identification documents and records, and allowing people to affirm their own gender without a court order or medical certificate.

From New York Times

"My sister and I went to visit my father and in order to be issued with a medical certificate which will allow us to continue to visit him regularly, we were offered the chance to get vaccinated, which we accepted," they said in a statement to El Mundo on Wednesday.

From BBC

Those details were provided in a March 2020 medical certificate also given to Swiss prosecutors ahead of the trial.

From Washington Times

According to the summary of the case, after Lysenko and his coach, Evgeny Zagorulko, were summoned to a meeting with Russian track officials to explain the accusations, Zagorulko contacted Artur Karamyan, a board member of the Russian track federation, to ask if a false medical certificate could be procured to bolster the high jumper’s story.

From New York Times