A Civil Aviation Medical Examiner (CAME) records an aviation medical examination on this report, which Transport Canada uses to issue or renew medical certificates for pilots, air traffic controllers and other licence and permit holders. The applicant completes a separate Statement of Applicant (26-0853). CAMEs submit their findings through Transport Canada's online Electronic Medical Examination Report (eMER).
Only a CAME designated by Transport Canada completes the examination report, assessing the person as fit, unfit or needing more tests. The applicant fills in the Statement of Applicant (26-0853) separately.
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Civil Aviation Medical Examination Report
Rapport d'examen médical de l'aviation civile
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Only a Civil Aviation Medical Examiner designated by Transport Canada; applicants find one with Transport Canada's CAME search tool. A family physician who is not a CAME cannot complete it, though any physician or optometrist may report a condition relevant to aviation safety on form 26-0011.
Through Transport Canada's online Electronic Medical Examination Report (eMER). Transport Canada says CAMEs must submit their findings there even when an examination is incomplete. The eMER records whether the applicant or renewal holder is fit, unfit or needs more tests, and CAMEs get access after their appointment.
The Statement of Applicant (26-0853), a separate form from the CAME's examination report. Transport Canada also provides a Privacy Notice for Aviation Medical Examinations (26-0886). The CAME then examines the applicant, reviews any specialist reports Transport Canada asked for, and records the findings in the eMER.