Can a driver with a pacemaker be certified by a medical examiner?

A driver with a pacemaker can indeed be certified by a medical examiner if they are stable and monitored. This means that the individual's condition is well-controlled, and they are regularly checked to ensure the pacemaker is functioning properly and that there are no ongoing health issues related to its use.

The medical examiner must consider the overall health of the driver, including the reason for the pacemaker, any related medical conditions, and whether the driver has been advised by their healthcare provider that it is safe for them to operate a vehicle. It is important for the medical examiner to review the driver's medical history and current health status to ensure that they pose no risk to themselves or others on the road.

Individuals with pacemakers can still lead normal lives and drive as long as their medical condition is stable. Regular monitoring and check-ups help ensure that they remain fit for driving, making certification possible under the right circumstances.