We’re a dedicated AME practice conveniently located at the Southeast Ramp of the Orlando Sanford International Airport. We provide affordable FAA aviation medical exams for Class I, II, III and ATC including EKGs when required. We have 36 years of experience and have enjoyed long-term relationships with many pilots and ATCs.
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T. Eugene Chambers Jr., DO
Aviation Medical Examiner (AME)
Dr. Gene is a board-certified family medicine physician and senior FAA medical examiner. He's a local who attended Colonial High School and UCF in Orlando, after which he received his medical degree at The College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery in Des Moines, Iowa. An AME since 1981, he provides FAA pilot physicals for all pilot classes. He retired from family practice in March 2018 to focus solely on aviation medical exams.
T. Eugene Chambers Jr., DO
Aviation Medical Examiner (AME)
Dr. Gene is a board-certified family medicine physician and senior FAA medical examiner. He's a local who attended Colonial High School and UCF in Orlando, after which he received his medical degree at The College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery in Des Moines, Iowa. An AME since 1981, he provides FAA pilot physicals for all pilot classes. He retired from family practice in March 2018 to focus solely on aviation medical exams.
June Sjoberg, RMA
Nurse June has been working with Dr. Gene for more than 23 years in family practice and providing FAA medical exams. She knew what she wanted to do from an early age; at 14, she started as a candy striper at the old Holiday Hospital in Orlando. At 16, she trained to draw blood and perform other lab tests (this was the '60s, before you needed a license!). After taking off to raise her family, she graduated from Winter Park Vocational. Today, she's proud of the many lasting relationships she's formed with pilots over the years.
June Sjoberg, RMA
Nurse June has been working with Dr. Gene for more than 23 years in family practice and providing FAA medical exams. She knew what she wanted to do from an early age; at 14, she started as a candy striper at the old Holiday Hospital in Orlando. At 16, she trained to draw blood and perform other lab tests (this was the '60s, before you needed a license!). After taking off to raise her family, she graduated from Winter Park Vocational. Today, she's proud of the many lasting relationships she's formed with pilots over the years.
