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EMERGENCY FIRST RESPONSE - 1-day course

This course teaches emergency procedures including CPR and First Aid.

You'll acquire up-to-date first aid information in a low stress environment, effectively developing your skill, knowledge and confidence. Informational video segments and instructor coaching are reinforced with hands-on practice. These teaching techniques strengthen recall in actual emergencies.

 

EMERGENCY FIRST RESPONSE is not diving specific, so non-divers are encouraged to enroll in the program too.

 

EMERGENCY FIRST RESPONSE is one of the steps toward continuing your education with the PADI Rescue Diver, Divemaster, Assistant Instructor and Instructor Development Course (IDC).

 

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RESCUE DIVER - 3 to 4-day course

Gain valuable knowledge while having serious FUN! The Rescue Diver course expands your diving and emergency response skills to make diving safer and more enjoyable for yourself as well as others. Everyone who takes the Rescue Diver Course refers to it as the most fun and challenging experience they've had as a diver.

 

The Rescue Diver course is divided into three sections; knowledge development, rescue training sessions, and four rescue scenarios. The knowledge development portion develops the principles and information you need for preventing and handling dive emergencies, with topics including:

 

Self Rescue,  Diver Stress,   Diving First Aid,   Emergency Management, Equipment Problems,  Rescue/Assistance Procedures (conscious and unconscious victims on the surface and underwater)

 

During the open water training, you'll apply the knowledge you've learned as you develop rescue skills. While mastering rescue techniques, you'll learn to adapt what you practice to suit the situation; your physical attributes, those of the victim, and the nature of the diving environment.

 

Course Standards

Prerequisite certification: PADI Advanced Open Water Diver or Equivalent, Basic CPR & First Aid (EFR)
Minimum age: 15 (12 for Junior certification)
Knowledge Development: 5 modules
Open water dives: 5 open water credits

(flexible training options available for confined and open water training)

 

 

 

Complete your confined water rescue skills at home...

Master your open water exercises and scenarios with us!

 

 

 

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