There is an updated version of this article for 2024, read it here: Taking the Medical Examiner Recertification Exam in 2024? The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) requires training and testing on the physical qualification standards and guidelines...
Navigating through the Skilled Perfomance Exam (SPE) application can be a daunting process and many can hit roadblocks along the way. We will try to break down the process and share some important insights to help lead you in the right direction. Who is eligible for a...
DOT Physicals are generally NOT covered Medical exams are typically covered by health insurance when seeking to evaluate and treat a patient for specific health conditions. In contrast, the DOT Physical Exam is considered a fitness-for-duty medical exam such as...
In the previous post (Grow Your DOT Physical Exam Practice) I discussed the top two ways for medical providers to grow their DOT practice. This post is a continuation of that discussion with additional key insights and suggestions. Ways to Grow Your DOT Practice...
You’ve passed the NRCME exam and are now registered as a Medical Examiner (ME) in the National Registry. You went through the process of becoming a ME to diversify and expand your practice. But how do you grow it? With over 20 years of experience performing,...
Should I become a Certified Medical Examiner? We believe that most medical professionals should become a Certified Medical Examiner. There are over 9 million DOT Physical exams performed annually but only about 40,000 active Certified Medical Examiners (CME). Driver...
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a House Bill that will allow additional Certified Medical Examiners to provide a CDL physical exam to veterans who are commercial drivers. Vets will be allowed to choose a Doctor of Chiropractic, Medical or Osteopathic...
