Confused About Seafarer Medical Result?

• ✔ DG Shipping Approved Seafarer Medical Examiner
• ✔ 15+ years maritime medical decision exposure
• ✔ Experience with employer coordination & complex fitness cases

• Seafarers declared UNFIT or TEMPORARILY UNFIT
• Borderline medical findings during PEME / REME
• Shipping companies needing medical decision support
• Manning agencies requiring documentation review
• Post-repatriation medical case clarification

• Failed seafarer medical – what to do next
• DG Shipping unfit opinion clarification
• Eye sight / colour vision borderline cases
• Cardiac, diabetes & hypertension evaluation for sea fitness
• Fitness certificate disagreement between doctors
• Return to sea medical clearance advice

• Independent medical fitness case review for seafarers
• Pre-PEME fitness risk assessment guidance
• Borderline medical interpretation before joining vessel
• Return-to-sea medical readiness advisory
• Documentation & compliance clarification (ILO / IMO / employer expectations)
• Guidance for new candidates considering maritime careers with medical concerns

• Many candidates travel long distances and spend significant money before knowing their realistic fitness outcome.
• This service provides a pre‑examination eligibility interpretation based on your medical history and reports.
• You receive a probability‑based opinion to help decide whether to proceed, defer, or clarify specific parameters before attending a clinic.
• Each submission is reviewed as a single individual case. Multiple persons require separate submissions.

• Fitness for sea duty is not based on diagnosis alone. Operational role, watchkeeping duties, medication stability, voyage duration and repatriation risk are assessed together.
• Two doctors may legally reach different decisions depending on operational interpretation — this service explains the reasoning behind such outcomes.

Declared UNFIT — what does it actually mean?

It does not always end a career. Often it reflects risk prediction for specific vessel conditions rather than permanent inability to work.

Different clinics giving different results?

Guidelines allow interpretation. Vessel type, flag rules and job role influence decision thresholds.

Can I join after surgery?

Return depends on recovery stability, recurrence risk and emergency management feasibility at sea.

Unsure about your risk level?
Try the PEME Risk Self-Assessment Tool or review official Maritime Medical Guidelines

• Batch medical report review and risk flagging
• Fitness decision support aligned with ILO/IMO & flag requirements
• Post‑repatriation case evaluation
• Operational medical advisory & documentation clarification

For institutional advisory engagement, please contact via email with company details.

Professional Engagement Process:
After submission you will receive an acceptance email confirming suitability for review.
Following acceptance, choose support level and pay as per support level chosen
The fee covers document interpretation and advisory opinion — not a medical certificate.
Review begins after payment confirmation.

One submission = One individual case.
Additional individuals require separate submission.

Payment reference in reply email helps faster processing.

• Emergency symptoms or urgent medical problems — contact a hospital or emergency service.
• Fitness certificate issuance requests — statutory examiners must perform physical examination.
• Medication prescription or treatment changes — requires direct clinical consultation.
• Legal disputes or compensation claims — this is an advisory opinion service only.

• Multiple medical conditions in one person count as one case.
• Different individuals require separate submissions.
• One clarification reply included after report.

These explanations help you understand common medical findings before booking a seafarer medical examination.

• High Liver Enzymes & Fatty Liver – Will It Fail Ship Medical?
• Temporary Unfit in Seafarer Medical – Meaning & Re-medical
• Colour Vision Rules for Seafarers
• Eyesight & Colour Vision Rules for Ship Medical
• High Blood Pressure in Ship Medical
• Diabetes & Borderline Sugar in Seafarer Medical
• Seafarer Medical Guidance