A medical is a certificate, just like any pilot certificate. This course will better equip instructors to prepare medical applicants like they would an applicant for any other checkride.
Dr. Roxo will discuss how the MedXPress questions are designed to elicit as complete a history as possible and how, like any checkride, there are both FAA and commercially-produced resources available to help a pilot or would-be pilot prepare.
Pilots helping Pilots achieve FAA Medical Certification with Confidence!
New or ongoing medical issues that are concerning to you? Our flagship service of Record Review & Case Preparation can help. This service is available before you go see the AME to ensure a smooth process on arrival or it may be used after the fact if you find yourself with a deferment or denial from your AME.
Dr. Keith Roxo is a TOPGUN trained adversary pilot turned Aerospace Medicine physician. He has over 2000 hours in a variety of high-performance military aircraft including the F/A-18, F-16, and F-5 and holds multiple military flight instructor qualifications.
Keith also holds Airline Transport Pilot and CFII certificates. His medical qualifications include board certification in both Aerospace and Occupational medicine, and he is a HIMS-qualified FAA-designated Senior Aviation Medical Examiner. Keith provides aviation medical consulting with Wingman Med.
Aaron Dabney earned his Flight Instructor certificate in 2009, and has been an active instructor ever since. He has provided more than 5,000 hours of instruction in more than 30 models of aircraft, mentoring pilots from their first hour through becoming accomplished instructors themselves, and all points in between.
Dabney grew up in an aviation family. His maternal grandfather Joe was a World War II fighter pilot, and much of his childhood was spent in the family J-3 Cub with his grandfather or his uncle Mark. Aaron completed his first solo in that Cub in 1999 and is now its caretaker.
Aaron is a 6-time NAFI Master Flight Instructor, owns a small flight school, and has served as an adjunct lecturer for Baylor University's Aviation Sciences program since 2010. He serves on NAFI's Board of Directors and serves in several volunteer roles including coordinating MentorLIVE
Aaron lives in Waco, Texas with his wife of 20 years Alisa.
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