Experience:
10 years experience and licensing qualifications as listed in each category.
(Class I II and III medical assessments)
Certified to carry out FAA CASAEASA Transport Canada examinations;
UKCAA medical examinations is an added advantage.
Aviation Medicine Specialist Responsibilities & Duties
- Conduct pre-flight periodic and post-flight medical examinations for pilots and aircrew.
- Diagnose and treat medical conditions affected by altitude pressure and the unique environmental conditions of flight.
- Develop and enforce medical standards and regulations for aircrew fitness.
- Provide emergency medical care and coordinate medical evacuations when necessary.
- Evaluate the impact of medication and treatment plans on flight safety and crew performance.
- Collaborate with regulatory bodies to improve aviation medical standards and practices.
- Monitor the psychological and mental health of aircrew and offer appropriate interventions.
Aviation Medicine Specialist Qualifications & Skills
- Board certification in Aerospace Medicine
- Experience in a clinical or hospital setting with a focus on emergency care.
- Familiarity with aviation regulations and standards such as those from the FAA EASA or similar bodies.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Experience in conducting medical research related to aviation science.
- Advanced training in physiology particularly as it pertains to the aviation environment.
- Proficiency in the use of medical diagnostic equipment relevant to aviation healthcare.
- Strong communication skills for interacting with aircrew regulatory bodies and medical professionals.
- Medical degree (MBBS and MD ) from an accredited institution.
- Diploma and Specialized training or fellowship in aviation medicine or aerospace medicine.
- Experience in occupational or environmental medicine.
- Ability to make quick decisions in high-stress situations.
- In-depth understanding of the physiological impacts of flight.
- Excellent organizational skills and attention to details.