What does FS stand for?

Flight Surgeon

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Military and Government
Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

NBAA partnered with Virtual Flight Surgeons so that Members would have expert guidance when it comes to their medical certificate and avoid situations where health concerns or other problems could put the medical certificate in jeopardy.

United States: NBAA offers aeromedical discounts through Virtual ...

As his wife was in labor Saturday evening, Bresnik was connected by the space station's Internet protocol phone to the NASA flight surgeon at the hospital.

Astronaut's baby daughter born as he circles Earth

quot;Space radiation has not been a serious problem for NASA human missions because they have been short in duration, or have occurred in low Earth orbit, within the protective magnetic field of the Earth," explains NASA flight surgeon at Kennedy Space Center Philip Scarpa, M.

Colorado Firm Awarded Contract to Develop NASA Instrument

On arrival, the flight surgeon was directed to examine one of the wounded persons being treated in an ambulance near the landing site.

Pitfalls in Aeromedical and Ground Crew Engagement: Lessons Learned

Flight surgeons can be an excellent resource regarding fatigue; they have access to tools that can help you formulate your war on fatigue.

Aeromedical feedback

NASA said Wednesday that a survey of astronauts and flight surgeons found no evidence of launch day drinking by crew members, despite a report last year of two cases of drunkenness.

NASA finds no booze problem

Washington New survey: No launch-day drinking A new survey of astronauts and flight surgeons shows no evidence that crew members went on space missions drunk or impaired by alcohol, NASA officials said Wednesday.

Across the Nation

— NASA said Wednesday that a survey of astronauts and flight surgeons found no evidence of launch day drinking by crew members, despite a report last year of two cases of drunkenness.

Astronaut survey finds no launch day drinking, 1 case of mixing ...