General Practitioner’s Office
General information
The UCT Prague General Practitioner’s (GP's) Office normally deals with occupational health and safety matters related to UCT Prague employee.
If you need care from a general practitioner or have questions related to your personal health, please contact your insurance provider for assistance:
The UCT Prague GP’s Office is available, for issues that extend beyond occupational health and safety only to UCT Prague employees (i.e., those with a legal working arrangement) who are enrolled participants in the Czech public health insurance system, typically through VZP or (less often) OZP, ZP MV ČR, ČPZP, VOZP. Registration with the GP’s Office is required before making an appointment or using its services. If you need help arranging an appointment, please contact Welcome Office coordinators.
General information about the Czech health insurance system and urgent care provided:
Fees can be paid by card or in cash at the UCT Prague GP’s Office.
About the UCT Prague General Practitioner’s Office
The Office typically handles occupational health and safety-related issues for members of the UCT Prague community (including international employees).
It is possible for international employees who have Czech public health insurance with VZP, OZP, ZP MV CR, ČPZP, or VOZP to use the GP’s Office as a personal general practitioner (in this case, the UCT Prague GP’s Office will be listed in Czech public insurance system as the only official personal GP in the Czech system). Patients who register for this service can use the Office as their personal medical services provider.
For emergency health issues, UCT Prague international employees who are not registered officially with the UCT Prague GP’s Office can take advantage of the Office's services. International employees who have private health insurance must pay for any care provided by the UCT Prague GP and can claim a refund for any payments from their private health insurance company.
The Welcome Office provides new international employees with the date for their entrance medical appointment together with a list of medical records needed for the appointment. Because scheduling an appointment can take more than two weeks, please schedule your entrance health examination as soon as possible, well in advance of your start date.
Operational details
- International employees, even those who speak Czech, must use the contacts listed above to make an appointment. For medical emergencies, go to the ER at a hospital near you.
- Only patients with EU long-term residence, who are already registered at the UCT Prague GP’s Office, and who speak fluent Czech can make an appointment themselves by phone at: +420 220 44 3217.
- The Office processes prescriptions, requests for professional examinations, and medical leave notes electronically.
Check the Czech website to see if there are any planned changes in office hours
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Physician on-site |
Sample collection services available |
Office hours |
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Monday |
8.00–14.00 |
7.30 – 10.00 |
7.00–14.30 |
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Tuesday |
8.00–14.00 |
7.30 – 10.00 |
7.00–14.30 |
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Wednesday |
12.00–18.00 |
10.00 – 12.00 |
10.00–18.00 |
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Thursday |
8.00–14.00 |
7.30 – 10.00 |
7.00–14.30 |
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Friday |
8.00–11.15* |
7.30 – 10.00 |
7.00–11.15* |
* 11.30 - 14.00 for UCT Prague workplace/facility visits
During office hours, at least one nurse is present for collecting samples (blood, urine, swabs), giving shots, taking check-up appointment measurements, scheduling appointments, issuing prescriptions approved by the GP, and handling other administrative tasks.
The Office is in UCT Prague Building C, Floor 4 (address: Studentská 6, 166 28 Prague 6 – Dejvice).
- room C414 (see on the map)
General Practitioner
Alžběta Sacherová, MD (MUDr.)