Aeromedical Specialist

Experience 10 years experience and licensing qualifications as listed in each category.

(Class I, II and III medical assessments)

• Certified to carry out FAA, CASA,EASA Transport Canada examinations;

UK 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 and mental health of aircrew and offer appropriate interventions.

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.

Excellent organizational skills and attention to details.

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