Designated
Aviation Medical Examiners
Designated Aviation
Medical Examiners (DAME) means “aeromedically qualified doctors designated by
the Commissioner”, and they are granted the authority to perform medical
examinations or tests required for the issuing of Class I, II, III and IV
medical Certificates. Designated Medical Examiners serve their communities as
aviation safety experts with regard to medical matters. They have the
responsibility to ensure that only applicants who are physically and medically
capable of performing safely, may exercise the privileges of their certificate.
There are three categories of designated medical examiners, namely Regular,
Senior and Foreign Medical Examiners.
Regular DAMEs
Designated
Regular DAMEs are newly qualified (Aviation Medicine) examiners who have
the authority to perform medical examinations for Class II (Private Pilot,
Pupil Pilot & Cabin Crew), and Class IV(Recreational Pilots) only. The
Commissioner continuously evaluates the performance of each DAME, and only
those examiners that demonstrate satisfactory performance and meet the
designation requirements prescribed in the Regulations and Technical Standards
contained in Part 67 of the Civil Aviation Regulations are considered for
renewal. The designation criteria are contained in Part 67 of the Civil
Aviation Regulations and Technical Standards.
Senior DAMEs
Senior DAMEs
have the authority to perform medical examinations for Class I, II, III and IV
licence holders. Designated Senior Medical Examiners are required to
demonstrated satisfactory performance for (3) three as Regular DAMEs, before
they can be considered for seniority. The Commissioner continuously evaluates
the performance of each DAME, and only those examiners that demonstrate
satisfactory performance and meet the designation requirements prescribed in
the Regulations and Technical Standards contained in Part 67 of the Civil
Aviation Regulations are considered for renewal .
Foreign Medical
Examiners
Applicants
living outside of