Most people at one tine or another were on meds for depression or anxiety etc.
My company didn't care about anything in the last 3 yrs.
Good luck
Schneider was basically the same way. Report it on your physical but if it was over 3 years ago and they’re not in your system now or required for you to function, it’ll be fine. As long as you can pass a urine test and hair follicle test. I believe a vast majority of companies do the hair test now.
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Older, over 50, and considering a career change and always wanted to drive over the road. Question regarding the mental health questions for the physical. Between 2005 and 2011 off and on I saw a psychiatrist because being a helper and caretaker to a relative can be taxing. Of course I was given medications because that's what they do. I think they wrote down that I was depressed in my file and probably OCD they said. I didn't agree with any of this and eventually just stopped going and quit meds. There was never any manic episode or anything. I was just stressed out and sad sometimes living with someone who was very difficult. No big deal. How would I explain this to the person doing my physical? Some I've talked to say don't mention it at all. Others say if I don't and eventually am in a wreck or it's discovered any other way I'm out of the profession at best and possibly in criminal trouble for not disclosing seeing a mental health provider.
Over The Road:
Over The Road
OTR driving normally means you'll be hauling freight to various customers throughout your company's hauling region. It often entails being gone from home for two to three weeks at a time.