AVIATION MEDICINE BASIC TRAINING
AVIATION MEDICINE is a branch of Medicine which focuses on the effects that the aeronautical environment may have on the human being.
Both the environmental conditions and the activity developed in the aerospace environment may alter the health of pilots aircrews, and passengers exposed. The individual’s health may determine their own capabilities to develop their activity in that environment effectively and safely.
SENASA in collaboration with CIMA (Spanish Aerospatiale Medicine Training Institute), pioneer in the field of aviation medicine in Spain and Reference Aeromedicine Center since 1942, organize an BASIC AVIATION MEDICINE COURSE according to the requirements established by EASA (European Air Safety Agency)
Objectives:
- Qualify participants in the course to develop his activity as Aeromedical Examiners (AMEs) enabling them, after meeting the regulatory requirements, to conduct initial and periodic medical examinations for issuing Class 2 aeromedical certificates (private, sailplane, balloon pilots) and LAPL, assessment of medical fitness of Cabin Crew.
Addressed to:
- Medicine Graduates who wish to train as Aero Medical Examiners (AME) under the EASA rules.
Requirements:
- Graduates or Doctors in Medicine
- Be fully qualified and licensed for the practice of medicine and hold a Certificate of Completion of specialist training.
- To obtain the certification of the course the attendance must be at least 90% and pass an exam at the end of it.
Technical virtual mode
- If you choose this modality, we inform you that the assistance will be by videoconference, except on the last day, which will be in person, in Madrid, to be able to do the practical part and the exam.
- Cable connection preferably to avoid connection failures
- MANDATORY webcam and headphones connected throughout the course (not use pc speaker to avoid coupling sound)
Language:
- Current edition in June: Spanish
Price:
- Current edition: 2.450 € VAT exempt
AVIATION MEDICINE is a branch of Medicine which focuses on the effects that the aeronautical environment may have on the human being.
Both the environmental conditions and the activity developed in the aerospace environment may alter the health of pilots aircrews, and passengers exposed. The individual’s health may determine their own capabilities to develop their activity in that environment effectively and safely.
SENASA in collaboration with CIMA (Spanish Aerospatiale Medicine Training Institute), pioneer in the field of aviation medicine in Spain and Reference Aeromedicine Center since 1942, organize an BASIC AVIATION MEDICINE COURSE according to the requirements established by EASA (European Air Safety Agency)
Objectives:
- Qualify participants in the course to develop his activity as Aeromedical Examiners (AMEs) enabling them, after meeting the regulatory requirements, to conduct initial and periodic medical examinations for issuing Class 2 aeromedical certificates (private, sailplane, balloon pilots) and LAPL, assessment of medical fitness of Cabin Crew.
Addressed to:
- Medicine Graduates who wish to train as Aero Medical Examiners (AME) under the EASA rules.
Requirements:
- Graduates or Doctors in Medicine
- Be fully qualified and licensed for the practice of medicine and hold a Certificate of Completion of specialist training.
- To obtain the certification of the course the attendance must be at least 90% and pass an exam at the end of it.
Technical virtual mode
- If you choose this modality, we inform you that the assistance will be by videoconference, except on the last day, which will be in person, in Madrid, to be able to do the practical part and the exam.
- Cable connection preferably to avoid connection failures
- MANDATORY webcam and headphones connected throughout the course (not use pc speaker to avoid coupling sound)
Language:
- Current edition in June: Spanish
Price:
- Current edition: 2.450 € VAT exempt
