Accredited Training for the National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners 301 - 304

Course overview

Identify the requirements to become a National Registry Certified Medical Examiner Report Completed CDL Exams to the National Registry Obtain a CLIA Certificate of Waiver Specify Commercial Driving Licenses, vehicles, commerce, standards and medical guidance requirements and definitions Summarize the Medical Examiner Role and Responsibilities Assist Drivers in filling out the driver portions of the Medical Exam Report Form Complete and review the Medical Exam Report Form Issue a Medical Examiners Certificate Review medication use by drivers Assess driver general health and wellness factors and medical condition health risk Perform the physical examination of a driver of commercial vehicles Evaluate Vision disorders related to driving a commercial vehicle Calculate ANSI, ISO, and Whisper hearing testing values Perform external and otoscopic evaluation related to driving requirements Appraise driver ear disorders that affect safe driving Evaluate drivers with hypertension for driving a commercial vehicle Perform the cardiovascular examination for drivers Assess cardiovascular disease in drivers of commercial vehicles Determine acceptable cardiovascular safe driving risk for drivers Assign medical certificate duration for drivers with cardiovascular disease Evaluate drivers with Cardiac Arrhythmias, pacemakers, implanted defibrillators Recall driving requirements for arrhythmias, syncope, transplants Distinguish cardiovascular medication effects that are a risk to safe driving Determine driving status and duration for safe driving