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Certified DOT Medical Examiner — South Texas Accident & Injury
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Certified Medical Examiner for Texas DPS (RGV / McAllen Area)

South Texas Accident & Injury provides DOT exams for the Rio Grande Valley.

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Alamo, Texas
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South Texas Accident & Injury
South Texas Accident & Injury
Rio Grande Valley in Alamo, Texas
Driver MedicalCall (956) 591-8589
Certified DOT Medical Examiner — in practice at South Texas Accident & Injury
Details
Who it’s for
  • CDL and commercial drivers who need a compliant DOT medical exam for work or renewal
  • Drivers asked to submit medical documentation to Texas DPS
  • Drivers managing conditions like blood pressure or diabetes
  • Employers who want a reliable clinic for efficient exams and consistent records
What to expect
  • We verify the details that commonly slow drivers down, so your exam stays efficient and you leave with everything completed correctly.
What you receive
  • In many cases, documentation is finalized the same day. We streamline the front end so the exam moves faster and your clearance is approved without delays.
FAQs
Who can perform a DOT medical exam?

DOT physicals must be completed by a licensed medical examiner listed on the FMCSA National Registry (which may include MD, DO, PA, APN, or DC).

How long is a DOT medical certificate valid?

A DOT medical exam is valid for up to 24 months. In some cases, the examiner may issue a certificate for less than 24 months to monitor a condition (such as high blood pressure).

What do I receive after the exam if I’m qualified?

If you’re physically qualified to drive a commercial motor vehicle, you’ll receive a copy of your results and a completed Medical Examiner’s Certificate.

What should I bring to a DOT medical exam?

Bring a photo ID, any required employer/state forms, a list of medications, and relevant records (recent labs, specialist notes, or diagnosis history) if you have a condition that may need documentation.

Can you complete the paperwork the same day?

Often yes, depending on what’s required and whether additional documentation is needed. If follow-up items are required, we’ll tell you exactly what to obtain and what to do next.

What if I have a medical condition (blood pressure, diabetes, etc.)?

That’s common. The key is documentation and stability. Bring medication details and provider information so we can complete an accurate evaluation and outline if anything needs monitoring.

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McAllen, Edinburg, Pharr, Mission + RGV
Not for emergencies. If symptoms are severe, worsening, or urgent, seek emergency care.