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Before you come see us...

MedXPress form

From Pilots Who Have Used Us...

MedXPress form

Fill out your MedXPress form.  (click HERE) …this is the same as the old paper form.  

Read carefully the instructions…there are things you DON’T have to report, and things you MUST report.  


Questions?

From Pilots Who Have Used Us...

MedXPress form

Should you have questions, call me before you finalize your application. (601) 668-6469

From Pilots Who Have Used Us...

From Pilots Who Have Used Us...

From Pilots Who Have Used Us...

"This is my AME. Stan is especially good for pilots who have "special situations." Call him."  (Tom Gresham, author/radio host Guntalk)



Dr Musick is a wonderful AME to work with. He's a pilots pilot and a solid doctor in which to trust your career.   (Clint Cotrell

, pilot and ATC controller)



Some “gotchas”

“Previously reported”

From Pilots Who Have Used Us...

The question says “have you EVER had…”  Those are conditions, not doctor visits.  Yes, some seem silly, but the AME has to review all of them....and comment!  The FAA wants all prior surgeries….so put down your surgery as a child...even if it seems insignificant.

“Previously reported”

“Previously reported”

“Previously reported”

“Previously reported” is no longer something that the AME can put on the application (I know…there used to be a box for that…).  We, as AMEs, have to comment on each positive answer…so if you will put in your “explanation” box what the condition was, and approximate year, it helps a bunch.  The more remote the condition, the less important the year of occurrence is.

CACI condition

“Previously reported”

“Previously reported”

If you have a CACI condition  make sure you review the documentation/lab tests needed…if you have the required information, it allows us to issue “on the spot”.


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