North Dakota § 15-11-41 North Dakota center for aerospace medicine

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§ 15-11-41 — North Dakota center for aerospace medicine

North Dakota § 15-11-41

Title 15Education

Ch. 15-11State University and School of Mines

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N.D. Cent. Code § 15-11-41 (2026).

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1.The university of North Dakota with the school of medicine and health sciences shall establish the North Dakota center for aerospace medicine under the John D. Odegard school of aerospace sciences.

2.The North Dakota center for aerospace medicine shall:

a.Provide mental health resources and assistance to obtain medical certification from the federal aviation administration to flight students, pilots, and aviation professionals in the fields of commercial aviation, unmanned aircraft systems, and air traffic control;

b.Cooperate with the federal aviation administration office of aerospace medicine;

c.Support access, including rural access, to mental health resources, aviation medical examiners, and human intervention motivational study aviation medical examiners;

d.Provide support to

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1. The university of North Dakota with the school of medicine and health sciences shall
establish the North Dakota center for aerospace medicine under the John D. Odegard
school of aerospace sciences.
2. The North Dakota center for aerospace medicine shall:
a. Provide mental health resources and assistance to obtain medical certification
from the federal aviation administration to flight students, pilots, and aviation
professionals in the fields of commercial aviation, unmanned aircraft systems,
and air traffic control;
b. Cooperate with the federal aviation administration office of aerospace medicine;
c. Support access, including rural access, to mental health resources, aviation
medical examiners, and human intervention motivational study aviation medical
examiners;
d. Provide support to assist aviation medical examiners, human intervention
motivational study aviation medical examiners, and applicants with federal
aviation administration requirements;
e. Facilitate collaboration between research initiatives across the state related to
aviation and space medicine; and
f. Provide mental health education and outreach.