Advanced Course in Aviation Medicine
The Advanced Course in Aviation Medicine (ACAM) is designed to meet the requirements of EASA Part Med (AMC2 and GM2 MED.D.020) and comprises 66 hours (9 days) of theoretical and practical training, including specific examination techniques. It is for Class 2 AMEs who want to apply for becoming an AME with Class 1 (commercial pilot license) and Class 3 (air traffic control) medical certification privileges (MED.D.015).
Price € 2.900,00.
Learning Objectives
The learning objectives to acquire the necessary competencies include theoretical knowledge, risk management, and decision-making principles in the following subjects. Demonstrations and practical skills are included where appropriate:
- Pilot and air traffic control working environment
- Aerospace physiology
- Clinical medicine
- Cardiovascular system
- Neurology
- Psychiatry/psychology
- Ophthalmology including visual system, colour vision, demonstration and practical training
- Otorhinolaryngology including demonstration and practical training
- Dentistry
- Human factors in aviation, both pilot and air traffic control element
- Incidents and accidents, escape and survival
- Tropical medicine