Providing DOT Medical Examiner Training Since 2005!

Our Online- Video Based course will exceed the NRCME requirements.

High Definition- The highest quality available on-line.

Ensure the health and safety of truck and motor coach drivers with DOT medical examiner training that will meet the medical examiner training requirements of the NRCME. 

NADME offers medical examiner certification training and information that is critical for a DOT medical examiner to understand in order to provide a thorough and accurate DOT driver physical examination.

We provide value and benefits to DOT medical examiners by helping them ensure a complete and thorough DOT driver physical examination as well as preparing the examiner for the NRCME certification examination.

Contact us now for a  10% "pre-release" discount.

The NADME course will be available before July 1.

Benefits Include:

• Helps to ensure a complete and thorough DOT driver physical examination.
• Prepares the student for the NRCME medical examiner certification examination.
  
• Convenience. DOT NRCME medical examiner training is delivered completely on-line.

This Interactive, Video, Internet- Based DOT medical examiner training course will consist of approximately 9 hours of on-line instruction, chapter quizzes and a post-test and evaluation that must be completed and submitted to receive a certificate of completion from the National Academy of DOT Medical Examiners and CME credit. Students will be able to take their certificate and sit for the NRCME certification examination.

Required NRCME Course Content Includes:

1. Background, rational, mission and goals of the FMCSA medical examiner's role in reducing crashes, injuries and fatalities involving commercial motor vehicles.
2. Familiarization with the responsibilities and work environment of commercial motor vehicle operations.
3. Identification of the driver and obtaining, reviewing and documenting driver medical history, including prescription and over the counter medications.
4. Performing, reviewing and documenting the driver's medical examination.
5. Performing, obtaining and documenting diagnostic tests and obtaining additional testing or medical opinion from a medical specialist or treating physician.
6. Informing and educating the driver about medications and non-disqualifying medical conditions that require remedial care.
7. Determining driver certification outcome and period for which certification should be valid.
8. FMCSA reporting and documentation requirements.

E-mail us for more information regarding NRCME training and certification .
See our NRCME FAQ page regarding DOT medical examiner training and the NRCME certification process.

The NRCME has recently announced the final rule for certification of DOT medical examiners.