183.21 Privileges and
responsibilities of aviation medical examiners and evaluators
(a) An aviation medical
examiner may:
(1) Accept applications and perform physical examinations necessary for
issuing medical certificates as required for airman certification under Part
61,63 and 67 and in accordance with the applicable medical standards;
(2) Conduct
the necessary medical examinations for the assessment of medical fitness, in
accordance with the Standards of Part 67; and
(3) Report
to the ECAA the results of the medical examination.
(1) Review the results of medical examinations reported by the different authorized medical examiners; and
(2) Provide the aviation medical advice on individual cases and issue or deny the appropriate medical certificate.
(c) The ECASA can take a decision
to exercise the "flexibility" clause of 67.7(h) by a designated
medical committee in accordance with the requirements of Part 183. Accredited
medical conclusions taken by this committee should be documented in each
individual case and it should show how a particular decision was arrived at by
means of the accredited medical conclusion.
183.23 Pilot, flight instructor,
and flight engineer examiners
Pilot, flight instructor, and flight engineer
examiners may:
(a) As authorized by their designations, accept
applications for oral and flight tests required for the issuance of pilot
certificates and ratings, flight instructor certificates and ratings, and
flight engineer certificates and ratings, as prescribed in Part 61 and Part 63;
and
(b) Conduct flight
tests as authorized in their certificates of designation and authorization.