You never know when an emergency will occur. Do you have the training you need to help save a life? Whether it is at home, on the road, or around water, you may be called upon to help keep an emergency from becomming a tragedy. Below are the different first aid, CPR and diving related medical courses we offer.
Through a combination of independent study and skill practice with an instructor, you will build the confidence and skills to provide basic emergency care. The course is broken up into primary care, secondary care, care for children, and AED.
Some hazards become greater when you are around the water. As a diver you should be prepared to handle the emergencies that may come with these hazards. These courses focus on responding to specific dive related emergencies.
It is becoming more common to find Automatic Emergency Defibulators (AED) in the dive industry. This course instructs you on the safe use of the AED. With it you can possibly save a life.
While beautiful and delicate, some aquatic life can pack a hidden punch. Whether it is a bite, puncture, or a sting, the knowledgeable diver needs to know how to help his buddies when someone gets too close to the wildlife.
From your dive training you would have learned that oxygen is commonly administered to injured divers. This course instructs you in the procedures to do this safely.
The Divers Alert Network (DAN) is an organization striving to reduce diving accidents and injuries. It seeks to educate divers to help meet this goal. They have developed a series of course to provide additional more dive focused training to divers.
DAN courses are diving medical classes for those who want to have a more detailed knowledge of dive medicine.