AMC2 MED.D.020 Training courses in aviation medicine

• ED Decision 2019/002/R found in: Aircrew (1178/2011) Part-FCL Part-MED Part-CC Part-ARA Part-ORA Part-DTO (Dec 2024)

AMC2 MED.D.020 Training courses in aviation medicine ED Decision 2019/002/R ADVANCED TRAINING COURSE (a)     Advanced training course for AMEs The advanced training course for AMEs should consist of 66 hours of theoretical and practical training, including specific examination techniques. (b)     The learning objectives to acquire the necessary competencies should include theoretical knowledge, risk management, and decision-making principles in the following subjects. Demonstrations and practical skills should also be included, where appropriate. (1)     Pilot working environment; (2)     Aerospace physiology; (3)     Clinical medicine; (4)     Cardiovascular system; (5)     Neurology; (6)     Psychiatry/psychology; (7)     Visual system and colour vision; (8)     Otorhinolaryngology; (9)     Dentistry; (10)    Human factors in aviation; (11)    Incidents and accidents, escape and survival; and (12)    Tropical medicine. (c)      Practical training in an AeMC should be under the guidance and supervision of the head of the AeMC. (d)     After the successful completion of the practical training, a report of demonstrated competency should be issued. AMC2 MED.D.020 Training courses in aviation medicine ED Decision 2019/002/R ADVANCED TRAINING COURSE (a) Advanced training course for AMEs The advanced training course for AMEs should consist of 66 hours of theoretical and practical training, including specific examination techniques. (b) The learning objectives to acquire the necessary competencies should include theoretical knowledge, risk management, and decision-making principles in the following subjects. Demonstrations and practical skills should also be included, where appropriate. (1) Pilot working environment; (2) Aerospace physiology; (3) Clinical medicine; (4) Cardiovascular system; (5) Neurology; (6) Psychiatry/psychology; (7) Visual system and colour vision; (8) Otorhinolaryngology; (9) Dentistry; (10) Human factors in aviation; (11) Incidents and accidents, escape and survival; and (12) Tropical medicine. (c) Practical training in an AeMC should be under the guidance and supervision of the head of the AeMC. (d) After the successful completion of the practical training, a report of demonstrated competency should be issued. ##### AMC2 MED.D.020 Training courses in aviation medicine *ED Decision 2019/002/R* **ADVANCED TRAINING COURSE** (a) Advanced training course for AMEs The advanced training course for AMEs should consist of 66 hours of theoretical and practical training, including specific examination techniques. (b) The learning objectives to acquire the necessary competencies should include theoretical knowledge, risk management, and decision-making principles in the following subjects. Demonstrations and practical skills should also be included, where appropriate. (1) Pilot working environment; (2) Aerospace physiology; (3) Clinical medicine; (4) Cardiovascular system; (5) Neurology; (6) Psychiatry/psychology; (7) Visual system and colour vision; (8) Otorhinolaryngology; (9) Dentistry; (10) Human factors in aviation; (11) Incidents and accidents, escape and survival; and (12) Tropical medicine. (c) Practical training in an AeMC should be under the guidance and supervision of the head of the AeMC. (d) After the successful completion of the practical training, a report of demonstrated competency should be issued.