Ted A. Carter, MD Aerospace Medicine   Board Certification - Family Medicine Designation - FAA Senior Aviation Medical Examiner Doctor of Medicine, Medical College of Georgia, 1999 Bachelor of Science, Aerospace Engineering, USAF Academy Certificates and Ratings - ATP-ME, ATP-SE, FE-TJ, CFI, CFII, CFI-ME Employment - EAL: DC-9, B-727 DAL: B-727, B-757, B-767, L-1011 ALPA: 0543819, Retired in good standing.

-If you are on a Special Issuance for any disqualifing conditio are required to bring a "Summary Statement" or "Current Status Report" from your treating physician at the interval (usually 1 year) which should be in narrative format on the physician's letterhead detailing your current status, stable or unchanged, worsened or improved, including a brief comment regarding the absence of complications or adverse side effects from medications. The document should include a comment regarding your fitness to fly or resume/continue unrestricted activity. Without this letter, I am prohibited from issuing your medical certificate.
-If you have had a recent injury, ER visit or overnight stay in a hospical, surgery, or extended illness, please bring a copy of all records, including progress notes, imaging results, procedures performed, etc, and a narrative statement summarizing the diagnosis, management, medications taken or currently taking and a comment regarding your fitness to fly or resume/continue unrestricted activity. Without this letter, I am may not be authorized to issue your medical certificate.
-A large number of airmen are coming to the office without a valid MedXpress confirmation number. If you come to the office without a MedXpress confirmation number you may be charged a consultation fee in addition to the fee for your certification when you re-schedule. Let me know if you have any questions.
-If you wear contact lenses, please come to the office prepared to remove them or bring conventional corrective lenses.