Same-Day FAA Medical Exam in Novi, MI | Senior AME for Class I, II & III Pilot Physicals
Both Dr. Zaid and Dr. Shively are aviation medical examiners in Novi, certified to take care of pilots by the Federal Aviation Administration. If you need a medical certificate to fly a plane, please contact our office to meet one of our physicians. We are certified to perform all classes of certificates.
Dr. Robert Zaid is a Senior aviation medical examiner and can perform an exam that can lead to approval of all class certificates including the Class I certificate.
If you would like us to call you, feel free to click here and request an appointment and one of our staff will contact you.
Please complete the medexpress application prior to your visit and bring your confirmation number with you.
Cost:
Our cost includes your color vision test and there is no additional charge for an EKG if needed.
Class I – $200.00
Class II/III – $150.00
Consultation – $100.00
ATC Exams- Typically paid by employer
We work hard to call you within a few hours after requesting an appointment and are often able to get you in to be seen within 24 hours if needed.
Avoid FAA Deferrals and Delays
- We review your history before submission
- We help you gather the right documentation
- We guide complex cases (ADHD, sleep apnea, cardiac history)
- We reduce risk of FAA back-and-forth
How do I know what class certificate I need?
A first class medical certificate is required for an Airline Transport Pilot. It is valid for one year if you are less than age 40 before the date of the exam, and 6 months if you are older than 40. We are authorized to perform Class I exams.
This is required for Commercial Pilots; Flight Engineers; Flight Navigators; and Air Traffic Control Tower Operators.
A second class medical certificate will be required if you plan to go on and get a commercial pilot certificate. It is valid for one year, after which it expires as a second class medical certificate. But it then converts to a third class medical certificate for the remainder of the time. The requirements for a second class certificate are a bit stricter than that for a third class certificate.
This is required for Commercial Pilots; Flight Engineers; Flight Navigators; and Air Traffic Control Tower Operators.
A second class medical certificate will be required if you plan to go on and get a commercial pilot certificate. It is valid for one year, after which it expires as a second class medical certificate. But it then converts to a third class medical certificate for the remainder of the time. The requirements for a second class certificate are a bit stricter than that for a third class certificate.
A third class medical certificate is probably the type you will need initially, and perhaps forever. It is good for a private pilot. It is valid for three years if you are less than age 40 before the date of the exam, and two years if you are over 40.
Why pilots choose PrimeCare Aviation
Senior AME (fewer deferrals)
Same-day / next-day appointments
Help with complex cases before submission
On-site EKG + color vision (no extra visits)
Experience with difficult FAA cases
Why pilots choose PrimeCare Aviation
- Senior AME (fewer deferrals)
- Same-day / next-day appointments
- Help with complex cases before submission
- On-site EKG + color vision (no extra visits)
- Experience with difficult FAA cases
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Dr. Robert Zaid, Senior AME, Employee Examiner for ATC
Dr. Robert Zaid has been an aviation medical examiner since 2011 and performs aviation exams every day. He takes pride in preparation and likes to minimize need for deferral if possible. Dr. Zaid can help air traffic controllers get their medical certificates. Same day appointments available.
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Dr. Theodore Shively, Employee Examiner for ATC
Dr. Theodore Shively has been an AME since 2011 and enjoys meeting and caring for pilots. Dr. Shively can see Air traffic control operators and help them get their medical certificate in Novi.
Same day appointments available.
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Tips for Pilots
- Establish with an AME who can get to know you and fight for you
- Prepare for exam and set up early in month it is due
- Prepare paperwork/ wait times before starting exam
- Bring documentation
- Bring glasses/ contacts
- Do not consume stimulants before exam
- Be honest
(248) 426 7200
39555 W. Ten Mile Road, Suite 302 Novi, MI 48375
Monday: 8 AM – 5 PM
Tuesday: 8 AM – 5 PM
Wednesday: 8 AM – 5 PM
Thursday 8 AM – 5 PM
Friday: 8 AM – 5 PM
Frequently Asked Questions – FAA Aviation Medical Examiner in Novi, MI
What is an FAA Aviation Medical Examiner?
An FAA Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) in Novi, MI is a licensed medical provider authorized by the Federal Aviation Administration to perform aviation medical exams required for pilots and aircrew. Our certified AMEs provide exams for all FAA medical certificate classes.
Do I need an FAA medical exam to fly?
Yes. All pilots and aircrew applying for or renewing an FAA medical certificate must complete a flight physical exam with a certified FAA Aviation Medical Examiner. At PrimeCare of MI, we provide professional exams for pilots in Novi, West Bloomfield, Commerce Township, and surrounding Oakland County.
What types of FAA medical certificates do you provide?
We perform Class I, II, and III FAA medical exams for private, commercial, and airline transport pilots. Each certificate has specific requirements, and our Novi AMEs ensure your exam meets FAA standards.
How do I schedule an aviation medical exam near me?
You can book directly at PrimeCare of MI, your FAA Aviation Medical Examiner in Novi, MI, by phone or online. We serve local pilots from Novi, West Bloomfield, Commerce Township, and nearby Oakland County communities.
What should I bring to my FAA flight physical?
Bring your FAA Form 8500-8, government-issued ID, current medications, and any relevant medical records. Our certified Novi AMEs will complete your aviation medical exam efficiently and accurately.