This course also includes a more in depth look at the physics and physiology related to DCI, plus how to more readily recognize signs and symptoms, and the best way you can treat the injured diver whilst transporting them to the nearest facility or awaiting emergency evacuation.

Much of the course is “hands on” – learning how to perform neurological checks on injured divers; operating a hyperbaric oxygen chamber; tending patients inside, and handling emergency scenarios. Every day the course starts with 2 hours of lectures, followed by 2-3 hours of inside and outside chamber operations.

The course is fees are including manual, chamber use and gasses and wall certificate. This course is registered under Technical Diving International – TDI and upon completing the 5 treatments; candidates can upgrade their level for an international chamber operator certificate.

Candidates wishing to finalize the 5 treatments in the same week, can follow experience treatments during the day.

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All students must meet the prerequisites set out by the relevant training organization prior to starting the course. Blue Label Diving Terms and Conditions apply to all of our courses.

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