FAA Medical After Failing a Neuropsychological Evaluation
The Pilot Lawyer Podcast · Anthony Ison
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Show Notes
In today's episode, the Ison brothers discuss a failed neuropsych evaluation and what really happens after an unfavorable test result. They will share real-world stories, and even sprinkle in some unexpected humor about navigation mishaps and the Bermuda Triangle.
They'll guide you through why these tests happen, what the FAA regulations say, and how a second chance might be possible. If you're a pilot facing medical hurdles or just love smart banter about aviation, this episode brings reassurance, clarity, and a few good laughs.
Don't miss the practical tips and genuine encouragement you didn't know you needed!
Show Highlights
- Discover FAA regulations about cognitive deficiencies [07:52]
- The different protocols for substance abuse and substance dependence [11:20]
- What happens if your cognitive test results fall short? [13:07]
- Explore the options when it comes to retesting [24:01]
- How can you be sure your evaluator is the right fit? [24:48]
- This is how the appeals process and NTSB Hearings work [25:35]
- How are you mentally framing your spending and reimbursements? [28:48]
- Learn to prepare yourself before your next psych evaluation [34:22]
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