Ron P

http://flightphysical.com/search/searchgen.htm

Find a certified Dr in your area at the above link.

BRUCE SEROFF

Ron...In the past any licensed physician was able to perform the DOT or FAA physical, as long as they filled out the necessary Doc's.

Is this a new requirement by the insurance co?

MIAMIBOYZ

We must being doing this because probably boomer and mama are going to be in the race course in the VIPER.....

Ron P

And coming after you in P3!

Ron P

Brucie, I really don't know everything about this. Just that I did it in 95. I called the local private airport and got the name of a local Dr. that could give the exam. Now these doctors can be found on the internet.

I don't know how the Drs become certified. I guess the apply to the FAA.

Yes, our insurance carrier is the one pushing this.

Ron

BODYSHOT1

My regular Doc filled my forms out for APBA a few years ago...not sure if it makes difference, really...????

Wazzup Racing

Bruce, it is a requirement by the ins co. Previously overlooked. Just trying to tighten up a few things.

BRUCE SEROFF

You are misunderstanding my question. I know the insurance co. requires physicals, but does it have to be performed byu a FAA cert. physician? Our DOT form filled out by our family physician was accepted for the last 4 years.

AugiePensa

DOT, Witch Doctor is good enough.

Ron P

DOT = Department of Transporation would be for the CDL equivelent. So yes, that should work.