We have experienced doctors with specialization in both Occupational Medicine and Human factors including a certified Human Factors professional.

An organization that requires an human factors assessment is welcome to reach out to us.

We also provide support for developing Fatigue Risk assessment and management systems.

Our doctors are specialists in Aerospace Medicine and space sciences. We have a combined experience of over five decades spanning a spectrum of services including:
• Aerospace Physiology training programmes including simulator training for military and civil aviation
• Human Performance and Limitations training and consultancy for commercial aviation and flying clubs
• Clinical aviation and space medicine including selection, certification and independent medical examinations (IMEs)
• Aviation and Space Medicine workshops and consultancy services
• Aerospace Medicine Research and Development

We have experienced doctors with specialization in both Occupational Medicine and Human factors including a certified Human Factors professional.

An organization that requires an human factors assessment is welcome to reach out to us.

We also provide support for developing Fatigue Risk assessment and management systems.

Our doctors are also educators and researchers. They have been course developers and adjunct faculty in university.

They have won research grants and conducted research in the areas of Health and Work in a broad range of sectors. We run training/ education packages that can be customized to your needs.

These have traditionally been from one hour to one week in terms of duration.

Impairment assessments focus on evaluating measurable loss of function using recognised guidelines and evidence-based methodology. 

Dr Sarita Dara is AMA4 trained and ACC accredited Independent Impairment Assessor for all physical injuries and in New Zealand.

Dr Rajib Ghosh AMA4 trained and ACC accredited Independent Impairment Assessor for all physical injuries in New Zealand. He is also trained in AMA5 and AMA6. He is registered as an Independent Impairment Assessor in Victoria, Tasmania, Queensland, and New South Wales. 

We provide independent, evidence-based occupational medical assessments. The medical assessments are conducted with clinical rigour and a clear understanding of workplace environments.

We evaluate an individual’s medical fitness in relation to the inherent requirements of their role, considering physical health, mental well-being, cognitive demands, fatigue risk, and human factors.

With expertise in occupational medicine and human factors, we bring a systems-based perspective to health and performance at work — ensuring our assessments are informed not only by diagnosis, but by functional capability and operational context.

We provide New Zealand diving medical assessments to determine fitness to dive safely in accordance with national and industry standards. Diving places unique physiological demands on the cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological, and ENT systems.

Our assessments evaluate medical risk factors that may increase susceptibility to barotrauma, decompression illness, loss of consciousness, or impaired performance underwater.

We assist GPs in navigating fitness-for-work decisions, regulatory standards, and return-to-work planning with practical, evidence-based guidance.

We can support GPs with timely advice when occupational health questions arise in primary care.

Our services can be used for Fitness-for-work opinions, Return-to-work and graduated return planning, Interpretation of workplace or regulatory medical standards, Complex cases involving safety-sensitive roles, and Independent Occupational Medical Examinations.