Most medicals are straightforward. Let's keep yours that way.
In, out, certificate sorted, back to what you were doing.
Most people who come to me need a renewal, a tick, and their afternoon back. You get a booked time that is actually your time, and an assessment that does not drag on.
If everything is in order, you will know before you leave.
I am a CASA Designated Aviation Medical Examiner and an authorised rail health professional, working from two clinics in Adelaide — aviation medicals, rail safety worker assessments, and occupational medicine.
What brings you here?
You fly
CASA Class 1, 2 and 3 certificates and Basic Class 2 — initial issue and renewals. Assessed by a private pilot who holds one of these certificates himself.
Aviation medicals →You work on the railway
Category 1, 2 and 3 health assessments under the National Standard — pre-employment, periodic and triggered.
Rail medicals →You have been hurt at work
Return-to-work planning, fitness for duty and injury management — written so your employer and your insurer can both act on it.
Workplace injury →You employ them, or you insure them
Rail assessment programs at your depot or in clinic, plus fitness for duty and return-to-work planning.
Employers & insurers →You are a first responder and you have had better days
Fire, ambulance, police, SES, rail incident response. You do not need it explained to you.
First responders →You drive for a living
Commercial driver medicals under Assessing Fitness to Drive — heavy vehicle, bus and passenger-carrying licences. Usually done in one short visit.
Driver medicals →Aviation
CASA medicals in Adelaide
As a CASA Designated Aviation Medical Examiner I carry out Class 1, Class 2, Class 3 and Basic Class 2 assessments — initial issue and renewal — for commercial pilots, private pilots and air traffic controllers.
I am a private pilot myself. I hold one of these certificates, I renew it like you do, and I know exactly what it is worth to the person holding it.
What your assessment involves, and what to bring →Occupational Medicine
Injury management and return to work
Work for employers, insurers and workers across South Australia: return-to-work planning, and fitness-for-duty and pre-employment assessments. Assessments are written to be used — clear, timely and practical for the people who have to act on them.
Return to work
Planning and review, with realistic graded duties.
Fitness for duty
Role-specific assessment against actual job demands.
Pre-employment
Baseline screening matched to the inherent requirements.
Injury management
Ongoing oversight through recovery and back to work.
For first responders
Fire, ambulance, police, SES, rail incident response. Support from someone who has stood on that kind of scene.
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