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2014 in review
Randolph Rosarion M.D.
Board Certified physician in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R)
Certified National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners (NRCME)
Certified Medical Review Officer (MRO)
USCIS designated Civil Surgeon
Certified Examiner of Divers (Undersea & Hyperbaric Medicine Society)
FAA designated Aviation Medical Examiner (AME)
Instructions for Fed Med Card(DOT medical examiner’s certificate)upload and Self Certification video.
Wisconsin Fed Med (DOT Medical Examiner’s Certificate) upload video instructions. Would be nice for New York commercial drivers to have that too.
Commercial Drivers and Neurological Hearing Disorders
Follow up and continuation from an earlier post. Commercial drivers with hearing disorders or trauma, who have symptoms that may interfere with driving, such as balance problems and dizziness need further evaluation by […]
The Deaf CMV Driver-Hearing Requirements. How The Hearing Standards Differ From Vision.
Originally posted on Truck Driver Physicals & NYC TLC Physicals |Queens,NY:
? What are the hearing requirements and how do they differ from the vision requirements? ? As per FMCSA 391.41…
Diabetes: Insulin v.s. Pills-Effect on Health (JAMA Study) & a ME’s Viewpoint on Commercial Driver Fitness Determination.
It is vital for patients to discuss all their medications with their personal physician. When it comes to diabetes more than 21 million Americans are affected. After hypertension, many of the commercial […]
New Rules! For DOT Physicals.
Originally posted on dotphysicalblog|Queens, NYC:
I hope that Bill Maher doesn’t mind I borrow the title of this post from that popular segment of his on HBO, but I do think…
391.62 Exempt Intracity Zone
…and while we’re at it let’s talk again about 391.64, since both 391.62 and 391.64 can be a source of confusion. We saw in an earlier post that when filling out the […]
398.3 Qualification of Drivers or Operators
What is the minimum age required to drive a commercial motor vehicle in Interstate Commerce? and what does Federal regulations say about proficiency in English. c) Minimum age and experience requirements. No […]
Coast Guard Mariner Evaluation
The purpose of the evaluation is to certify that mariner applicant is capable of performing the tasks necessary during ordinary and emergency times aboard ship or vessel. What are the tasks required […]
The Truck Driver with Physical Impairment and Federal Regulations
The article “Disqualified” appeared in Overdrive magazine in 2006. Although somewhat dated, it gives valuable insight into the commercial driver with impairments caused by physical or medical conditions. It tells of the personal […]
Trucker Physicals
Truck Driver Physical Services/Product offered: DOT Medical Examination, Drug Alcohol Testing DOT Physical Exam. Call 718-701-5949 for other services. Get your DOT physical exam here at Trucker Physicals in NYC. We specialize […]
National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners Statistical Report Update
NRCME Those of you who missed it, Allen Smith from Blog Talk Radio had a nice segment with Elaine Papp last week regarding the National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners “Understanding the National Registry…”. […]
How to designate a medical examiner administrative assistant
As most of you know by now, you may now designate a medical examiner administrative assistant (MEAA) who will get access to the National Registry and perform reporting functions on your behalf. […]
May 21, 2014 CMEs Must Report Driver Examination Results on NRCME Form MCSA-5850
Attention All Certified Medical Examiners (CMEs). May 21, 2014 is just around the corner and on that date you will be required to complete and submit all Driver Medical Examination Forms […]
Skill Performance Evaluation 49 CFR 391.49
SPE evaluation for limb deficiencies or amputations.
Medical Examination Report Form and Medical Examiner’s Certificate, Who Gets What and Why?
Who should keep the original Medical Examination Report Form (MERF) and for how long? How many times have you been asked by a manager at a trucking or bus company to give […]
Upper-Airway Stimulation for Obstructive Sleep Apnea — NEJM
Originally posted on Truck Driver Physicals & NYC TLC Physicals |Queens,NY:
FDA approves “pacemaker like” device for Sleep Apnea. Implanted in the chest it stimulates the hypoglossal nerve to keep primary…
The NRCME: The Top 10 Questions I Will Not Miss When May 21 is Here.
As a tribute to David Letterman who is to retire soon, and with the May 21, 2014 compliance date almost here, I thought I would try to remember the top 10 questions […]
MEDICAL CERTIFICATION WATCH: FMCSA gets largest weekly increase for National Registry: Land Line Magazine
With 16 days remaining before compliance is required, the number of certified medical examiners (CME) continues to rise as May 21, 2014 approaches. As of May 2, 2014 there are 17,643 CMEs […]
Understanding the National Registry Of Certified Medical Examiners Program 05/08 by Aubrey Allen Smith | Current Events Podcasts
Host Allen Smith BlogTalk Radio with special guest Elaine Papp (former Division Chief for the Medical Programs Division at FMCSA) discuss the National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners. Understanding the National Registry […]
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