FAA medical certification · pilot resources
Keep your medical. Find the right evaluator.
Every FAA-listed HIMS / Aviation Neuropsychologist and Psychologist — 218 providers across 278 offices — plus the 247 HIMS-trained Aviation Medical Examiners, all mapped and browsable by state, with plain-English guides to the FAA evaluation process.
Browse a directory
Start with your situation
Most pilots end up needing an evaluation because of one of these. Each guide explains what the FAA requires and what to expect.
- ADHDFast Track vs. Standard Track, the 90 day medication rule, the evaluation, documents, and your personal statement.Read the guide →
- CogScreenWhat the FAA's cognitive screen measures and how evaluators use the results.Guide in progress
- SSRIs & antidepressantsThe approved-medication pathway and what it means for your evaluation.Read the guide →
- DUI & alcoholWhat triggers a HIMS evaluation and what the FAA expects to see.Guide in progress
- The HIMS programHow the program works, who is involved, and how long it takes.Guide in progress
- Special issuanceWhen the FAA grants one and the follow-up that comes with it.Guide in progress
What to expect
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Pick your path
Choose a guide that fits your situation.
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Find a provider
Neuropsychologist, psychologist, or HIMS AME.
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Get scheduled
Reach out to your chosen provider and book the evaluation.
General orientation, not aeromedical advice.
The FAA publishes a list. We made it usable.
All 218 FAA-listed neuropsychologists and psychologists — split by role, each on its own map and organized by state — plus the 247 HIMS-trained Aviation Medical Examiners, with details filled in as we verify them.
Source: FAA pilot neuropsychologist (PNP) list, September 2026 · 218 providers · 278 offices · 46 states + international — guides display their medical-review status