4 ranked AME offices near Spokane and GEG, for pilots who need a flight physical.
Finding a flight physical in Spokane should not be hard. This page lists 4 offices that came up in local searches for aviation medical examiners near GEG. We ranked them using public Google ratings, review volume, aviation focus, and search visibility.
These are not all FAA-designated AMEs. Some are family practice or occupational health clinics that may offer exams. Always call the office first to confirm they hold a current FAA designation and handle the class you need. You can also check the FAA Designee Locator. Prices and hours vary, so ask when you call.
Guardian Occupational Health is a medical clinic in Spokane Valley, about 6.7 miles from downtown. It has a 4.8 Google rating and is open 5 weekdays. It showed up in local AME searches, so call to confirm it holds a current FAA designation and handles your class.
Dr. Mirko Zugec, MD is a family practice physician in Spokane, about 0.7 miles from downtown. It has a 4.8 Google rating and is open 4 weekdays. It appeared in local AME searches. Call to confirm a current FAA designation and the class you need.
Donald F. Condon, MD is a family practice physician in Spokane, about 8 miles from downtown. It has a 4.1 Google rating and is open 5 weekdays. It showed up in local AME searches. Call to confirm it holds a current FAA designation and handles your class.
Kerrigan Kevin MD is a doctor in Spokane, about 3.9 miles from downtown. No Google rating or review count was listed, and no hours were provided. It appeared in local AME searches. Call to confirm a current FAA designation and the class you need.
Listings come from public Google Maps data. Ratings and hours can change. Confirm the examiner holds a current FAA designation on the FAA Designee Locator. Spot an error? Tell us.
Start with the FAA Designee Locator on the FAA website. It lists current Aviation Medical Examiners by city and state. You can also call the offices on this page, but confirm each one holds a current FAA designation before you book. The locator is the official source.
AMEs set their own fees. Prices vary by city and by class. This page does not list prices because offices change them. Call the office and ask for the current price for the class you need. Ask if there is an extra fee for an ECG or other tests.
Fill out FAA Form 8500-8 in MedXPress before your visit. Bring the confirmation number. The MedXPress application stays valid for 60 days. Bring your glasses or contacts if you use them, a list of medicines, and your pilot certificate. Answer all questions truthfully. A false answer is a federal offense.
The AME can deny or defer your case. A deferral sends your file to the FAA Aerospace Medical Certification Division in Oklahoma City or a Regional Flight Surgeon. Reviews can take weeks or months. Ask the office what to expect and whether you need to send more records.