SHERMAN NAZAIRE, MD

Provides comprehensive primary care to patients of all ages, from infants to the elderly. This role involves diagnosing and treating a wide range of acute and chronic medical conditions, conducting routine health screenings, and promoting preventive healthcare practices. Family Physicians coordinate with specialists when necessary and contribute to the development of personalized care plans to ensure optimal patient outcomes.

Provides integrated healthcare services tailored to individuals and organizations. This role encompasses delivering comprehensive primary care to patients of all ages, managing chronic conditions, and promoting preventive health measures. In the occupational health domain, responsibilities include conducting pre-employment and periodic medical examinations, assessing fitness for duty and managing work-related injuries.

A Senior AME conducts medical examinations for pilots, air traffic controllers, and other aviation personnel, evaluating their physical and mental health to determine fitness for duty. Responsibilities include:

• Performing thorough medical assessments in accordance with FAA regulations.
• Discussing medical histories and addressing health concerns related to aviation duties.
• Referring applicants for additional testing when necessary.
• Submitting medical reports to the FAA promptly, typically within 14 days of examination.
• Issuing Class 1, 2, and 3 medical certificates under delegated authority, when applicable.
  

Senior AMEs are expected to maintain professional standards, adhere to the American Medical Association's Code of Ethics, and engage in ongoing aviation medicine education. They must also comply with FAA's conditions of appointment, including equipment requirements and timely communication of any changes in practice.

1. As Aviation Medical Examiner (AME)

Responsible for conducting medical evaluations of pilots, air traffic controllers, and other aviation personnel to ensure they meet the medical fitness standards required for licensing and safe aviation operations. Issues medical certificates and collaborates with CAAP’s Licensing Authority in accordance with national and ICAO guidelines.

2. As Occupational Health (OH) Physician

Provides medical care and health assessments to CAAP employees, promotes workplace safety and wellness, monitors occupational risks, and implements health programs to ensure a safe and healthy working environment.

A DAME conducts medical examinations for pilots, air traffic controllers, and other aviation personnel, evaluating their physical and mental health to determine fitness for duty. Responsibilities include:

• Performing thorough medical assessments in accordance with CASA's regulations.
• Discussing medical histories and addressing health concerns related to aviation duties.
• Referring applicants for additional testing when necessary.
• Submitting medical reports to CASA promptly, typically within 14 days of examination.
• Issuing Class 2 medical certificates under delegated authority, when applicable.