Senior AME experience
Gilberto Munoz, MD, MPH and Teresa Cvengros, MD provide aviation-focused medical examinations and guidance.
Committed to keeping you flying
Experienced, supportive, pilot-focused care for FAA medical certification and clear guidance.
Chicago Lincoln Park office
Call 773-755-2600
Request a First, Second, or Third Class medical appointment.
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Talk through a condition, medication, prior deferral, or FAA request before an exam.
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Explore answer-first guides about common aeromedical topics and certification pathways.
Review MedXPress, documents, corrective lenses, and other appointment essentials.
FAA MEDICAL SERVICES
Choose the certificate class that matches your intended privileges, or begin with a consultation when you have questions before an examination.
For airline transport pilot privileges and pilots who want to meet First Class standards.
For commercial pilot privileges and other operations requiring a Second Class certificate.
For many private, recreational, and student pilot operations.
For complex histories, medications, special issuance questions, and exam preparation.
Dr. Gilberto Munoz and Dr. Teresa Cvengros are FAA-designated Senior Aviation Medical Examiners, helping pilots throughout Chicago and the surrounding region obtain and maintain their FAA medical certification.
With decades of clinical experience, our physicians provide thorough, straightforward aviation medical care—from routine First, Second, and Third Class exams to more complex certification questions. Our goal is simple: help you understand the process, prepare properly, and keep flying with confidence.
WHY PILOTS CHOOSE US
Gilberto Munoz, MD, MPH and Teresa Cvengros, MD provide aviation-focused medical examinations and guidance.
Know what to bring, what records may matter, and when it is useful to speak with an AME before submitting an application.
Our lakefront office serves pilots throughout Chicago, Chicagoland, and the Great Lakes region.
COMMON FAA MEDICAL QUESTIONS
Bring government-issued identification, your MedXPress confirmation number, corrective lenses if used, and any requested medical documentation.
The FAA says an application must be imported by an AME within 60 days after submission.
The FAA reviews the application and generally sends a letter identifying any additional information it needs.
The FAA currently provides Fast Track and Standard Track evaluation pathways. The applicable path depends on the pilot’s history.
No single list determines eligibility. The condition, medication, dosage, side effects, and flight-safety impact all matter.
No. Pilot Physician provides First, Second, and Third Class FAA medical exams and pilot consultations.
YOUR SENIOR AVIATION MEDICAL EXAMINERS
Dr. Gilberto Munoz and Dr. Teresa Cvengros are pilot advocates focused on professional, knowledgeable, and efficient aeromedical service.
CHICAGO LAKEFRONT OFFICE
Visit us at 2845 N Sheridan Road, Suite 907, Chicago, Illinois 60657. For directions, parking, or transit questions, call or text 773-755-2600.
Monday9:00–4:30
Tuesday12:00–5:00
Wednesday9:00–4:30
Thursday9:00–4:30
Friday12:00–5:00
Saturday9:00–12:30
Schedule an exam or begin with a consultation if you are not sure which path fits your situation.