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Welcome to our directory for Aviation Medicine specialists, designed to help you connect with qualified doctors who understand the unique health needs of pilots and air traffic controllers. Whether you're an aspiring aviator, an experienced pilot, or an air traffic professional, maintaining your medical certification is crucial for your career and for flight safety. Aviation medicine focuses on making sure you are healthy enough to perform your duties safely and effectively in the demanding aviation environment.
Our easy-to-use search tool allows you to find doctors nearby who are designated as Aviation Medical Examiners (AMEs). These specialists are trained to conduct the specific medical examinations required by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and can guide you through the process of obtaining or renewing your medical certificate. Use this resource to find the right Aviation Medicine professional who can support your journey in the skies.
Conditions treated
- Heart disease evaluation
- Diabetes management
- Vision problems
- Hearing loss
- Mental health concerns
- Sleep disorders
- Neurological conditions
- Prescription medication review
Common procedures
- FAA medical examination
- Class 1 medical
- Class 2 medical
- Class 3 medical
- EKG and Audiogram
- Stress test evaluation
- Special Issuance guidance
- Waiver application support
When to see a aviation medicine
- It's time to renew your FAA medical certificate.
- You are applying for your first FAA medical certificate.
- You've been diagnosed with a new medical condition.
- You started taking a new medication.
- You have a question about FAA medical requirements.
- You need guidance on a Special Issuance or waiver.
- You experienced a significant health change since your last exam.
First visit
During your first visit, an Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) will conduct a comprehensive physical exam, review your medical history, and perform required tests like vision and hearing screenings. They will complete the necessary FAA forms to determine your eligibility for medical certification.
Typical cost
An FAA medical exam typically costs between $100 and $250 out-of-pocket, as most health insurance plans do not cover these regulatory examinations.
Insurance
FAA aviation medical exams are generally not covered by standard health insurance because they are for regulatory purposes, not medical treatment.
How to choose the right aviation medicine
- 1Verify the doctor is a certified FAA Aviation Medical Examiner (AME).
- 2Look for experience with your specific class of medical certificate (Class 1, 2, or 3).
- 3Check if they offer convenient appointment times.
- 4Read patient reviews for communication and helpfulness.
- 5Confirm their understanding of current FAA regulations.
- 6Consider their proximity to your home or work for easy access.
- 7Ask if they assist with complex cases or Special Issuances.
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