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Coeur d'Alene, ID
Whether you’re preparing for your first First Class exam or navigating a complex certification issue, we’re here to support you with clarity, expertise, and care.
🧑⚕️ Purpose of a Senior AME Consultation
A consultation with a Senior Aviation Medical Examiner is often scheduled when a pilot has medical concerns, complex health conditions, or questions about FAA certification requirements. These consultations are especially valuable before undergoing a First Class medical exam, applying for a special issuance, or navigating the FAA’s Human Intervention Motivation Study (HIMS) program.
Pilots may seek a consultation to:
• Review medical history and identify potential disqualifying conditions
• Discuss medications and their FAA acceptability
• Plan for required documentation or testing (e.g., EKGs, neuropsych evaluations)
• Understand the FAA’s certification process and timelines
• Receive guidance on how to prepare for a smooth and successful medical exam
🧠 What Consultations Typically Cover
• Medical history review: Including cardiovascular, neurological, psychiatric, and medication-related concerns
• FAA documentation requirements: What forms, reports, or specialist evaluations are needed
• Testing protocols: Such as EKGs, vision screening, or substance testing
• Special issuance planning: For pilots with conditions requiring FAA approval (e.g., diabetes, depression, substance recovery)
• HIMS evaluations: For pilots referred due to mental health or substance use issues A B
• CACI conditions: Where the AME can issue certification directly if criteria are met
🤝 Our Approach to Consultations
Our consultations are conducted with the utmost professionalism, thoroughness, and thoughtfulness. We understand that FAA medical certification is not just a regulatory hurdle—it’s a gateway to your career and passion for flight. That’s why we take the time to:
• Listen carefully to your concerns and goals
• Review your records meticulously to ensure nothing is overlooked
• Explain FAA standards clearly, so you know what to expect
• Develop personalized action plans that align with your medical and professional needs
• Communicate respectfully and empathetically, recognizing the stress and uncertainty that can accompany medical evaluations
A consultation with a Senior Aviation Medical Examiner is often scheduled when a pilot has medical concerns, complex health conditions, or questions about FAA certification requirements. These consultations are especially valuable before undergoing a First Class medical exam, applying for a special issuance, or navigating the FAA’s Human Intervention Motivation Study (HIMS) program.
Pilots may seek a consultation to:
• Review medical history and identify potential disqualifying conditions
• Discuss medications and their FAA acceptability
• Plan for required documentation or testing (e.g., EKGs, neuropsych evaluations)
• Understand the FAA’s certification process and timelines
• Receive guidance on how to prepare for a smooth and successful medical exam
🧠 What Consultations Typically Cover
• Medical history review: Including cardiovascular, neurological, psychiatric, and medication-related concerns
• FAA documentation requirements: What forms, reports, or specialist evaluations are needed
• Testing protocols: Such as EKGs, vision screening, or substance testing
• Special issuance planning: For pilots with conditions requiring FAA approval (e.g., diabetes, depression, substance recovery)
• HIMS evaluations: For pilots referred due to mental health or substance use issues A B
• CACI conditions: Where the AME can issue certification directly if criteria are met
🤝 Our Approach to Consultations
Our consultations are conducted with the utmost professionalism, thoroughness, and thoughtfulness. We understand that FAA medical certification is not just a regulatory hurdle—it’s a gateway to your career and passion for flight. That’s why we take the time to:
• Listen carefully to your concerns and goals
• Review your records meticulously to ensure nothing is overlooked
• Explain FAA standards clearly, so you know what to expect
• Develop personalized action plans that align with your medical and professional needs
• Communicate respectfully and empathetically, recognizing the stress and uncertainty that can accompany medical evaluations
Service Pricing
First, Second or Third Class Exam
$220
Electrocardiogram (EKGs)
$75
Consultation with Chet (per hour)
$300
Special issuance prices very depending on the complexity of your case.