Connecticut intrastate commercial drivers with a limb impairment or amputation who seek a Skill Performance Evaluation waiver need this orthopedic report. The specialist examines the applicant against the job duties the applicant describes and assesses muscle strength, mobility, joint and trunk stability, power grasp and prehension, any prosthesis or orthosis, and whether the condition will stay medically stable over the applicant's lifetime.
The applicant completes Parts I and II, giving contact details, vehicle type, job duties, environmental factors, physical demands and a sworn certification. Part III must be completed by a board-certified or board-qualified orthopedic surgeon or physiatrist only.
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SPE Orthopedic Medical Report
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Only a board-certified or board-qualified orthopedic surgeon or physiatrist. The physician certifies having reviewed Parts I and II and completed Part III under penalty of false statement, and checks whether they are a physiatrist or orthopedic surgeon and board certified or qualified.
Whether the applicant has adequate strength, mobility, joint and trunk stability, and power grasp and prehension for the job tasks in Part II. For limb impairment, whether the condition will remain medically stable for life; for upper limb loss, whether each limb can manage knobs, switches and the steering wheel.