Aeromedical Examiner Course: Advanced Level
ICAO Global Aviation Training (GAT)
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Aeromedical Examiner Course: Advanced Level
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Category: Safety & Security
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Program Overview & Learning Objectives
This course aims to provide Aeromedical Examiners with competencies required to perform Class 1 Medical Assessment in accordance with ICAO Doc. 8984 and ECAR Part 67.
- Goal
- Learning Objectives
- Explain physiology, psychology and clinical practice in relation to aerospace medicine
- Identify the Medical Status of Class 1 Aviation professionals
- Identify Cockpit Environment and Assess Applicants with Physical Impairment in Relation to Cockpit Tasks
- Evaluate Human Factors in Aviation and their effects on aviation performance
- Analyze Incidents and accidents from the medical perspectives
- Assess health risks related to the "tropical medicine diseases" in different geographical areas.
- Structure
- Module 0: Introduction
- Module 1: Physiology, psychology and clinical practice in relation to aerospace medicine
- Module 2: Medical Status of Class 1 Aviation professionals
- Module 3: Cockpit Environment and Assess Applicants with Physical Impairment in Relation to Cockpit Tasks
- Module 4: Evaluate Human Factors in Aviation and their effects on aviation performance
- Module 5: Analyze Incidents and accidents from the medical perspectives
- Module 6: Assess health risks related to “tropical medicine diseases" in different geographical areas
- Primary Target Population
- Aeromedical Examiners
- Secondary Audience:
- Aeromedical Assessors
- Entry Requirements
- Successful completion of “Aeromedical Examiner Course: Basic”
- English Language Proficiency level 4 OR Equivalent
Technical & Operational Specifications
Delivery Format
Classroom
Course Duration
5 Days / 30 Hours
Aircraft / FSTD Simulator
Standard Fleet / Simulator
Regulatory Authority
ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS
Statutory Approval ID
ICAO-TRAINAIR-PLUS-HQ
Data Provenance
Primary Source Grounded
Available Offers & Intake Slots
Direct Provider Pricing| Provider & Location | Format | Intake Schedule | Tuition Fee | Official Outbound |
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ICAO Global Aviation Training (GAT)
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Instructor-Led (In-Person) | Continuous Intake | €1,820 EUR | Direct Booking |
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ICAO Global Aviation Training (GAT)
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Instructor-Led (In-Person) | Continuous Intake | €2,275 EUR | Direct Booking |
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ICAO Global Aviation Training (GAT)
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Instructor-Led (In-Person) | Continuous Intake | €1,820 EUR | Direct Booking |
Curriculum & Syllabus Specifications
Sequential Program Architecture & Phase Roadmap
Curriculum overview structured in accordance with civil aviation authority training specifications.
Official Program Description
Goal
This course aims to provide Aeromedical Examiners with competencies required to perform Class 1 Medical Assessment in accordance with ICAO Doc. 8984 and ECAR Part 67.
Learning Objectives
• Explain physiology, psychology and clinical practice in relation to aerospace medicine
• Identify the Medical Status of Class 1 Aviation professionals
• Identify Cockpit Environment and Assess Applicants with Physical Impairment in Relation to Cockpit Tasks
• Evaluate Human Factors in Aviation and their effects on aviation performance
• Analyze Incidents and accidents from the medical perspectives
• Assess health risks related to the "tropical medicine diseases" in different geographical areas.
Structure
• Module 0 : Introduction
• Module 1 : Physiology, psychology and clinical practice in relation to aerospace medicine
• Module 2 : Medical Status of Class 1 Aviation professionals
• Module 3 : Cockpit Environment and Assess Applicants with Physical Impairment in Relation to Cockpit Tasks
• Module 4 : Evaluate Human Factors in Aviation and their effects on aviation performance
• Module 5 : Analyze Incidents and accidents from the medical perspectives
• Module 6 : Assess health risks related to “tropical medicine diseases" in different geographical areas
Primary Target Population
Aeromedical Examiners
Secondary Audience:
Aeromedical Assessors
Entry Requirements
• Successful completion of “Aeromedical Examiner Course: Basic”
• English Language Proficiency level 4 OR Equivalent
Aviation Regulatory Provenance
Four-Pillar Horizontal Evidence Chain
FINGERPRINT
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01 • STATUTORY AUTHORITY
International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
Supervisory compliance with statutory aviation framework.
02 • PRIMARY ATO REGISTRY
ICAO Global Aviation Training (GAT)
Registry Approval: ICAO-TRAINAIR-PLUS-HQ
03 • VERIFIED SYLLABUS
Aeromedical Examiner Course: Advanced Level
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