For employees unable to work due to minor illnesses or injuries (e.g., colds, flu, minor injuries).
What’s included:
- Email delivery if approved
- Registered pharmacist assessment
- No travel needed, 100% online
Request a one-day certificate for today's sick or carer's leave. A pharmacist assesses your request for $12.99, with a certificate emailed if approved.

At MyMedicalCert, we provide fast and reliable online medical certificates for sick leave and carer’s leave. Whether you’re in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, or anywhere in Australia, our service is available 24/7.
State guides
Click on your state below to learn more about absence from work certificates, including specific rules and practices for personal and carer’s leave.
Our state-by-state certificate guide also explains where to request a certificate.
MyMedicalCert provides pharmacist-issued absence-from-work certificates for eligible sick leave and carer's leave requests. A pharmacist assesses each request and issues a certificate only if appropriate. Our current service covers one day: today.
If approved, your certificate is emailed to you, usually the same day. Review times can vary and delivery is not guaranteed within an hour. You can submit a request at any time. Check your spam folder or contact support if you need help.
The assessment fee is $12.99 AUD for either sick leave or carer's leave. Payment does not guarantee that a certificate will be issued. See our pricing and service terms.
Choose a sick leave certificate for your own absence or a carer's leave certificate when caring for a family or household member. We currently offer one-day certificates for today only, not backdated, future-dated or multi-day certificates.
Choose sick leave or carer's leave, complete the online application, and follow the payment instructions. A registered pharmacist then assesses your request. If approved, your certificate is sent by email.
Check your workplace's evidence requirements before applying. Our current certificates are issued by pharmacists, not doctors. Read Fair Work's notice and evidence guidance and use employer verification if your employer needs confirmation that we issued a certificate.