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What does 49 CFR 390.133 (Reasons for removal of a certified VA medical examiner from the National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners) require?

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Under 49 CFR 390.133, the FMCSA may remove a certified VA medical examiner from the National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners if they fail to meet or maintain the required qualifications, applicable regulations, or the requirements of 49 U.S.C. 31149.

As a motor-carrier owner, you should know that specific reasons for removal include:

* Failing to comply with requirements for continued listing on the National Registry.

* Having errors, omissions, or other signs of improper certification on completed Medical Examination Reports or medical examiner's certificates.

* Issuing a medical examiner's certificate to a commercial motor vehicle operator who did not meet the applicable physical standards at the time of their exam.

* Failing to comply with the examination requirements found in § 391.43.

* Falsely claiming to have completed the required training in physical and medical examination standards.

§ 49 CFR 390.133 · eCFR ↗Sources retrieved: 1 retrieved CFR section

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