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Neuropsychologist’s Guide to Aeromedical Examinations in the Military

Abstract Aviators and flight personnel represent a significant portion of our military force. Due to the requirements of these positions, specialized examinations are required to qualify and waivers are needed for conditions that are disqualifying. Neuropsychologists play an important role in these waiver decisions and this article is intended to provide a guide to understanding and carrying out competent aeromedical examinations. This is a review of the relevant agencies, regulations, policies, and processes that neuropsychologists will encounter when engaging in aeromedical examinations for military personnel. Neuropsychologists play a critical role in the decisions made by aeromedical authorities in the military, but competence in carrying out these exams requires additional training in military and flight-specific factors that affect the safety and success of personnel carrying out flight duties. This article provides an introductory guide to the military aeromedical process.