Need a FAA Pilot Medical Certificate quickly in a stress free process?

 

Its easy with FlyingMedicine™ as Dr Nomy is an experienced airline aeromedical examiner and occupational physician. He undertakes pilot medicals, cabin crew medicals and fitness to return to work assessments. 

 

Know more: https://www.flyingmedicine.uk/faa-medicals-pilots-class1-2-3

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Renew your UK Classes 1 Pilot Medical Certificate

 

Choose your venue (Stansted, Leicester or Watford)

Choose your time- we work late nights and Saturdays for your convenience.

If you're not sure then phone our call centre on 0333 404 3232 and they'll assist you or send us an email on bookings@flyingmedicine.uk

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EASA Aviation Medicals at FlyingMedicine™

Since the 1st of January 2021, the UK no longer is part of the European Air Safety Agency (EASA).

For those pilots and cabin crew who are working for organisations that require European EASA certificates, we at FlyingMedicine™ are proud to announce that we've been appointed by  via Transport Malta as designated aeromedical examiner in order to undertake these medical checks.

The anxiety of trying to get an EASA medical certificate during this challenging time with restricted movements into and out of Europe means that aviators can now confidently book an appointment to see Dr. Ahmed at FlyingMedicine™ to swiftly get their medical examination and certificates.

The EASA medical process means that as a designated medical examiner he is able to issue medical certificates for any one of the other EASA member countries. This means pilots with Irish i.e., IAA medical's or medical certificates from other national aviation authorities like Denmark, Spain, France or Germany etc. can utilise the services at FlyingMedicine™ to get their requisite medical certificates undertaken.

The team at FlyingMedicine™ then securely sends all the paperwork to the National Aviation Authority in order to ensure that all the medical notes is kept together.

FlyingMedicine™ has been busy over the last few weeks and has not encountered any issues with regard to this process and issuing EASA medicals. Therefore, aviators can be confident that they are getting a validated certificate.

Organisations like Ryanair have recently restarted the recruitment process for cabin crew for a busy summer return to European flying. The team at FlyingMedicine™ have assisted these cabin crew by issuing them with issuing designated cabin crew attestations in order for them to be fully operational by the time they complete their cabin crew training.

The process for booking an EASA medical is very straightforward with FlyingMedicine’s online booking service. Applicants choose their appointment, book their slots and get an immediate confirmation. Once the team receives the booking, all the appropriate forms are returned via email in order for the applicant to complete these safely at home. This then limits the amount of time they have waiting in the clinic. On entering the clinic, they have a temperature check, use hand sanitizer have a medical undertaken under EASA directives. The vast majority of individuals are issued with their certificates there and then.

You will note that a number of our patients have left very complimentary feedback once they have utilised the service.

We are therefore confident that if any aircrews specifically pilots and cabin crew require a medical check for not only the UK CAA, EASA, or even FAA purposes we have the ability to safely, swiftly, and securely undertake this process with little stress or fuss.

 

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Taxi driver medicals - Flyingmedicine Ltd

The team at Flying Medicine are happy to undertake a stress-free, swift and professional Taxi/ Minicab Driver Medical. 

Taxi Driver Medical:

The process is simple and the whole process should take about 30 minutes.

1) Book an appointment by calling 03334043232 or book online.

2) Bring in a valid Passport for ID purposes.

3) Bring in a recent patient summary from your doctor and any medications you take.

4) Bring in your previous certificate - if applicable.

5) Wear your glasses if you require them.

6) If not done so already, complete the medical declaration forms.

7) Come with a full bladder as we'll need to check your urine.

8) Wear suitably loose clothing for easy access/undressing for the medical checks.

9) Bring in a chaperone if you wish one to be present during the clinical examination.

10) The medical form will be reviewed with the doctor.

12) The doctor will then undertake a medical check.

13) The doctor will then fill the results on the form and sign the documents.

14) If not done so already you'll need to pay for the medical assessment- Cash, Cards except AMEX are accepted.

15) Then you'll be usually leaving with your forms, a big smile, and a receipt.

Blog source: https://www.flyingmedicine.uk/taxi-minicab-driver-medical

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Occupational Drug and Alcohol Testing - Flyingmedicine Ltd

Drug and Alcohol use and misuse at work have significant safety threats to a company's employees, customers and reputation. They are notoriously difficult to manage once it becomes evident or is implied unless companies have strategies in place from the outset.

The use of illicit and prescription drug use in workplaces is raising. This is causing concern amongst the business community and government departments. Organisations which have business critical and safety critical roles need to have a variety of strategies in place to manage these risks. One such effective strategy is to have an established workplace Drug and Alcohol Testing process.

 The benefits of workplace drug and alcohol testing include:

*Establishes a clear, on-going and ambiguous company message that substance misuse is

  unacceptable.

*Acts as a deterrent against substance misuse at work.

*Acts to ensure employees confirm their prescription medications can be safely used whilst      

  at work.

*Rapidly answers questions related to suspicions of substance misuse at work.

*Helps to answer whether short term, short notice sick leave relates to substance misuse.

*Gives confidence to managers/ HR that employees returning to work are being appropriately

  and safely monitored.

*Protects the company reputation and mitigates against accusations of substance misuse

  in relation to safety critical work and incidents.

Content source: https://www.flyingmedicine.uk/

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Same Day Pilot Medical

We offer a SAME DAY Service and late night bookings for all our EASA Class Medicals. Dr. Nomy Ahmed is licensed to perform all classes of EASA medicals as a UK CAA Authorised Designated Aviation Medical Examiner (AME).

Please bring the following with you:

• A completed form
• A valid passport
•  Last medical certificate
• A patient summary record from your GP 
• The signed medical consent form 
• Glasses/ contact lenses if worn with an up to date spectacle prescription. Contact lens wearers should attend wearing glasses.
• A Chaperone if you wish
• A means to pay for the assessment on the day

 Blog Source: https://www.flyingmedicine.uk/pilot-medicals

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Class 1 Pilot Medical Certificate

Need to renew your EASA Class 1 Pilot Medical Certificate quickly in a stress-free process? 

Its easy with flyingmedicine!

Choose your venue (Leicester or Watford)

Choose your time- we work late nights and Saturdays for your convenience.

If you're not sure then phone our call center on 0333 404 3232 and they'll assist you or send us an email on info@flyingmedicine.uk

Book your appointment by calling 0333 404 3232 or book online below

Please follow the process to renew your class 1 pilot medicals:

• Get an extended eye exam form completed by an optician if you wear contact lens or glasses and haven't got a prescription dated within the past 2 years.

• Get a patient summary record from your own doctor ( You can request this directly from your doctor but sometimes it takes 48 hrs to be processed)

• Then complete this form 

• Sign this medical consent form for us 

• Then come to visit us for your medical assessment

• Give yourself plenty of time to locate us, find parking and relax on our lovely leather Chesterfields

• DO NOT forget to bring your forms, patient summary from your doctor and your last medical certificate.

• Bring in your glasses if you wear contacts or glasses

• Bring your passport to validate your ID

• Turn up with a full bladder so we can do a urine check. ( We've got a water dispenser in case)

• Bring a Chaperone if you wish to have one during the clinical examination

• If you need an ECG, please shave your chest if applicable beforehand

• If you need an audiogram then please ensure there has been no loud noise exposure for 16 hours before the assessment.

• The medical process is normally completed within 1 hr

• Once complete leave with a smile and your class 1 pilots medical certificate!

The fee  for the medical and the haemoglobin blood test is £195 payable at the time of booking

Payment is accepted by Debit / Credit Cards. AMEX credit cards are not accepted

Costs for additional tests which may be required like ECGs, Audiograms can be found here

These can be paid on the day in cash or credit/debit cards.

Book now by calling 0333 404 3232

Revalidation time limits

Certificates can be revalidated up to 45 days before the expiry date of the current certificate keeping the existing expiry date as the start of the next validity period.

Content Source: https://www.flyingmedicine.uk/

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