Waiola Direct Care provides FAA medical examinations in Kailua-Kona and Maui with Dr. T. Scott McMurry, a Senior FAA Aviation Medical Examiner (AME), board-certified family physician, military Flight Surgeon, and private pilot.
Whether you're obtaining your first medical certificate or renewing an existing one, our goal is to provide a thorough, efficient examination and help you navigate FAA medical requirements with confidence.
For airline transport pilots and other aviators requiring First Class medical certification. Includes an ECG when required by FAA standards.
For commercial pilots and other aviation professionals requiring Second Class medical certification.
For student, private, and recreational pilots who require a traditional FAA medical certificate.
For eligible pilots operating under FAA BasicMed rules. Includes the comprehensive medical examination and completion of the required FAA checklist.
Complete your FAA MedXPress application for First, Second, or Third Class examinations.
Bring your MedXPress confirmation number, photo ID, current medication list, and corrective lenses or hearing aids if applicable.
Bring any relevant FAA Special Issuance documentation or requested medical records.
Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment.
For BasicMed, bring the FAA Comprehensive Medical Examination Checklist instead of a MedXPress application.
Detailed preparation instructions will be provided when you schedule.
Certain medical conditions, medications, or previous FAA certification issues may require additional documentation or review.
If you have concerns about your eligibility, consider scheduling a Virtual Preflight Medical Consultation before beginning your FAA medical examination. We can review your circumstances and help identify what may be needed to minimize avoidable delays.
Kailua-Kona: Waiola Direct Care — appointments available at our primary clinic.
Maui: Maui Family Medicine — FAA medical examinations offered during scheduled monthly visits.
FAA medical certification is subject to applicable FAA medical standards. Additional evaluation or FAA review may be required in some cases.