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Mar 22, 2024 29 min

When Do I Need a HIMS AME?

from The Pilot Lawyer Podcast

In the latest episode of "The Pilot Lawyer", The Ison Brothers, Anthony and Alex Ison address an issue of paramount importance to pilots and aviation professionals alike: the necessity and timing for engaging with a HIMS AME. With a focus on the serious implications of appointing a specialized Aviation Medical Examiner, this installment provides listeners with crucial insights and guidance. The Ison Brothers, respected figures in the field of aviation law, endeavor to empower their audience with knowledge that upholds the integrity of their licensure and career advancement. As the dialogue unfolds, listeners are invited to attune to the careful dissemination of expertise integral to their successful flight in the aviation industry. Show Highlights Learn about the distinction between a standard AME and a HIMS AME. [03:12] What are the scenarios that may require consulting with a HIMS AME? [07:36] Do you know the difference between abuse and dependence? [09:13] Is consulting with the FAA and HIMS AME the right move after a DUI? [11:35] Explore how the FAA creatively manages risk. [13:33] Find out the biggest misconception about HIMS AME. [17:41] How do psychiatric evaluations affect FAA decisions? [20:29] Is involving a HIMS AME a costly mistake or an essential protocol? [26:31] For more information or to get in touch with us, go to https://thepilotlawyer.com/contact/

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