Dermatologists
Military Training
Aviation/Aerospace Medicine, Residency Trained Aerospace
| Job Title: | Aerospace Medicine Specialist |
| Branch: | Air Force |
| Class: | Commissioned Officer |
| Job Title: | Aerospace Medicine Specialist, Airlift |
| Branch: | Air Force |
| Class: | Commissioned Officer |
| Job Title: | Flight Surgeon |
| Branch: | Army, Navy |
| Class: | Commissioned Officer, , Warrant Officer |
| Description: | Conducts physical/mental examinations for selection/retention of flight personnel. Prescribes medical treatment and implements/monitors preventive medicine programs. Provides aeromedical instruction to flight personnel. Provides aeromedical advice/recommendations to commands. Participates in flights to observe crew practices, medically related flight missions, and aeromedical RDT&E programs. Serves as member of aircraft mishap investigation boards. Prevents aircraft accidents through the practice of preventive aerospace medicine and aeromedical safety. |
| Job Title: | Physician - Flight Surgeon |
| Branch: | Coast Guard |
| Class: | Commissioned Officer |
| Job Title: | Pilot-Physician |
| Branch: | Air Force |
| Class: | Commissioned Officer |
| Description: | Performs functions of the aerospace medicine physician as well as integrated functions of a dual-rated pilot-physician in the aerospace system. Residency trained pilot-physicians may also function as specialists. Provides expert guidance from operational and medical experiences and training as a pilot. Conducts research on aerospace systems, missions, and crews. Provides operational relevance to researchers. Serves as a full time consultant during the design, testing, manufacture, and operational implementation of new aerospace systems and subsystems. Recommends deployment and employment strategies of aerospace resources to line and medical commanders to optimize deployment and employment of aerospace resources. Conducts aeromedical and aviation training for line and medical personnel. Administers aerospace medicine program. |
| Job Title: | Pilot-Physician, Airlift |
| Branch: | Air Force |
| Class: | Commissioned Officer |
| Description: | Performs functions of the aerospace medicine physician as well as integrated functions of a dual-rated pilot-physician in the aerospace system. Residency trained pilot-physicians may also function as specialists. Provides expert guidance from operational and medical experiences and training as a pilot. Conducts research on aerospace systems, missions, and crews. Provides operational relevance to researchers. Serves as a full time consultant during the design, testing, manufacture, and operational implementation of new aerospace systems and subsystems. Recommends deployment and employment strategies of aerospace resources to line and medical commanders to optimize deployment and employment of aerospace resources. Conducts aeromedical and aviation training for line and medical personnel. Administers aerospace medicine program. |
The data sources for the information displayed here include: Defense Manpower Data Center.
