Recent content by mh2213

Yes, agreed. I'm not thinking of using the specialist as my AME. I guess my question is, is it to my advantage to have a specialist who is an AME and thus understands FAA protocols? Or am I better off relying on my own AME to interpret what non-AME specialists say into FAA-speak?

It's for a cardiologist for some mild chest pain. I've had it checked at the ER and my primary care who ruled out a heart attack and don't think it's a cardiac issue... between the two I've had multiple normal EKG's now... but it's nagging at me and I'd like to make sure. Surprisingly, I do...

Wondering if people recommend seeing specialists who happen to also be AMEs or if it's better for your AME to be the only AME you see and to go to non-AME specialists... any thoughts?