Savannah, Ga. — Richard “Rick” Roth, MD has been officially credentialed as a European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Aviation Medical Examiner (AME), making him one of the only physicians in the United States authorized to perform EASA aeromedical certifications. The certification journey…
The increased popularity of CBD and THC gummies has introduced a potential pitfall for pilots. While these products are often used for their perceived health benefits, their consumption can have serious consequences for anyone holding an FAA medical certificate. Aviation…
FAA Medical Application 8500-8 Form Because providing a false response, whether innocently or intentionally, to any question on your FAA medical application (Form 8500-8) is justification for the FAA to revoke all your airman certificates (including your pilot certificates, ratings,…
In recent months we have found some common aeromedical significant conditions impacting one’s medical certification application to the Medical Certification Branch of the FAA in Oklahoma City (OKC). Below are a few critical components to review: ADHD concerns, PTSD and…
An FAA Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) serves the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the flying community by medically certifying pilots. Each pilot is required to meet specific medical standards depending on the class of medical certificate for which the pilot…
Established by Harvey Watt & Company to recognize an outstanding Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) each year. The 2021 recipient for 2021 is Richard Roth, MD. Dr. Roth excelled at meeting all of the recipient criteria, which included: • Provides exceptional…