Off sick for over 28 days - what to do??
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Off sick for over 28 days - what to do??
Hi there,
I've done a search on this forum and CAA website but can't find the info regarding being unfit for duty for over 28 days.
Does anyone know what needs to be done to be legal for return to work? Crewing suggested I will need a Class 1 AME to sign me fit again.
Nothing too serious, injured knee not quite healed yet, still wincing driving
Thanks in advance, any info gratefully received.
I've done a search on this forum and CAA website but can't find the info regarding being unfit for duty for over 28 days.
Does anyone know what needs to be done to be legal for return to work? Crewing suggested I will need a Class 1 AME to sign me fit again.
Nothing too serious, injured knee not quite healed yet, still wincing driving
Thanks in advance, any info gratefully received.
I've just been off for 28 days following a car crash. I spoke to our management and they directed me to the CAA who temporarily revoked my licence. To revalidate my licence I had to see an AME. Remember to ensure that the CAA receive details of your initial medical examination. My medical was delayed because, although they received my return to work medical, they hadn't received information on my original injury.
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Thanks a lot!
Nasty! I hope you were not hurt too badly?!
In what form were the "details of your initial medical examination"? Is it just a scribble from the GP that is required? Sounds like you had to get a medical from the AME to report you fit, get a copy of the original medical exam and then send them both off to the CAA before they declared you able to fly?
Excuse all the picky Qs I'm trying to see if I can get fit, do all the aforementioned steps and be completed in time for the sim next week!
Cheers!
In what form were the "details of your initial medical examination"? Is it just a scribble from the GP that is required? Sounds like you had to get a medical from the AME to report you fit, get a copy of the original medical exam and then send them both off to the CAA before they declared you able to fly?
Excuse all the picky Qs I'm trying to see if I can get fit, do all the aforementioned steps and be completed in time for the sim next week!
Cheers!
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it's all in the ANO
Originally Posted by Haul By Cable
can't find the info regarding being unfit for duty for over 28 days.
My GP summarized the notes from A & E into a letter and faxed them to the CAA which seemed to satisfy them.