Houston, TX
Aviation medical examiners near Sugar Land Regional (KSGR)
20 aviation medical examiners (AMEs) on the FAA's list are within 25 miles of KSGR as read on 2 October 2026. Distances are straight-line from the airport. Call an examiner to ask about appointments; the FAA's list does not say who is taking them.
- examiners within 25 miles
- 20
- do first-class exams
- 6
- on the FAA's HIMS list
- 2
- to the nearest
- 4.2 mi
Nearest first
Miles from KSGR, straight-line. Classes are the medical classes the FAA lists for each examiner.
4.2
4.6
7.7
9.4
11.5
13
13.5
15.2
16.8
17.6
19
19.1
22.2
22.2
22.2
22.2
22.2
22.2
23.9
24.8
Amie Nicole Stringfellow
Milepost Medical, P.A. · Houston, TX
Classes 1, 2 and 3On the FAA's HIMS list
Questions pilots ask
How do I book an exam near KSGR?
Call the examiner's office. The FAA's list gives the phone number but does not say who is taking new appointments. Fill in MedXPress before the visit and bring the confirmation number.
Do all of these examiners do first-class exams?
Six of the 20 do classes 1, 2 and 3. 14 do classes 2 and 3 only: Ranganath Kandala in Sugar Land, Junaid Kamal in Sugar Land, Tung Dinh Mai in Houston, Joel Esteban Rodriguez in Houston, Eric Samuel Blacher in Bellaire, Fakhri H Kalolwala in Houston, Kris Robert Lehnhardt in Houston, Maria Colon Gonzalez in Houston, Kashif Ahmed Siddiqui in Pearland, Andrew Lam in Houston, Brian Rodriguez in Houston, Christine Cara Schwartz in Houston, Jeffrey McBride in Houston and Michael Stephens in Houston.
What does "on the FAA's HIMS list" mean?
HIMS is the FAA's program for pilots treated for alcohol or drug use. Two examiners near KSGR are on the FAA's list of HIMS examiners: Louis Andrew Davenport and Amie Nicole Stringfellow.
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About this list
Ratings come from pilots' reviews. We read each review before it goes on the site, but we can't confirm what it says.
Distances are straight-line, not driving distance, to the office's address or, where the address could not be placed, to the middle of its ZIP code.
Examiners are counted within 35 miles of an airport with a Part 139 certificate or Class B or C airspace, and within 25 miles of any other. Airports are from the FAA's airport data (the NASR 28-day subscription) effective 1 October 2026: public-use airports with a control tower or a Part 139 certificate.
Being listed here does not mean an examiner endorses Crosscheck. Crosscheck is not affiliated with the FAA. Are you one of these examiners? If anything is wrong or missing, write to AME@crosscheckmed.com.