Aviation Medicals Wessex
EASA/FAA Pilot, ATCO, Cabin Crew Medicals
1 Castle Street
Christchurch
BH23 1DP
EASA/FAA Pilot, ATCO, Cabin Crew Medicals
1 Castle Street
Christchurch
BH23 1DP
Bookings
Appointments book up around 8 weeks ahead - make sure you book well in advance. The online calendar has live booking availability. If you can't find an appointment, please email amwltd@outlook.com and we will do our best to fit you in.
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Please remember, you must have created an online account with the CAA's new medical record system and completed your CAA payment and medical application form before attending for your medical. It can take up to 10 days to register for the portal, so this needs to be done well in advance for your first medical with the new system. We cannot help you with this on the day.
Information regarding the new medical system can be found on the CAA website: https://www.caa.co.uk/medical CAA Contact details - telephone: 0330 022 1972
Student, Instructor and Redundancy Discount
We continue to offer a 15% discount for students*, instructors and pilots who have been made redundant.
*this discount applies to pilots who are embarking in training for a career in aviation eg. commercial flight students
CAA information
General information on medical certification can be found here: https://www.caa.co.uk/aeromedical-examiners/medical-standards/medical/
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UK CAA Class 1, Class 2, Class 3 and LAPL medical examinations (Dr Hugh Cummin and Dr Duane O'Reilly)
EASA Class 1, Class 2 and LAPL medical examinations (Dr Hugh Cummin and Dr Duane O'Reilly)
FAA Class 1, Class 2 and Class 3 medical examinations (Dr Duane O'Reilly only)
Occupational health management referrals
We do not offer initial Class 1 medicals

Aviation Medicals Wessex has provided Aeromedical Services since the 1950s. Founded by Dr McLeish and Dr Gamper as part of the Burton and Bransgore Medical Group. Later, Dr Reg Odbert and Dr Angus Hickish were to continue their work.
Dr Duane O'Reilly and Dr Hugh Cummin now provide the majority of medicals as well as other occupational health services alongside their AME work.
With thanks to #tuscan_pilot #instarycly #rowlandshadyn #airbuseducational
An aviation medical examination involves a holistic assessment of your health and guidance on how to stay healthy. The doctor will take a medical history, carry out a top to toe medical examination and undertake diagnostic tests such as an electrocardiogram (ECG) and hearing test (audiogram). This allows the AME to diagnose medical conditions that you might not be aware of such as a heart murmur or high cholesterol. The AME will assess whether you have any medical conditions that could affect you at work.
If a medical condition is identified, we will provide advice on management of your condition and, if required, refer you to a specialist for further assessment and treatment. We can advise on compatibility of your treatment with medical certification and can guide your GP or specialist on suitable prescriptions. When safe to do so, we will guide you through the process of regaining your medical certification and how to manage your condition moving forwards.
If a you develop a medical condition between your medical appointments, you can contact us for advice.
Our AMEs are qualified in aviation medicine, general practice and occupational medicine. This enables us to take a holistic approach to help you manage your health and how it interacts with work.



Our doctors are based in Christchurch on the Dorset/Hampshire border
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