PADI Emergency Oxygen Provider Specialty Course
Hands-on instructor-led training you can complete in one focused session.
Certification
PADI
Course overview
Hands-on instructor-led training you can complete in one focused session.
This is for you if
- Individuals interested in enhancing their safety skills while diving.
- Scuba divers looking to improve their emergency response capabilities.
- Boat crew and lifeguards who want to be prepared for aquatic emergencies.
- Anyone who spends time in or around water and wants to learn about emergency oxygen administration.
Skip this course if
- Those seeking in-water training, as this course is conducted entirely on land.
- Individuals with specific medical conditions that may prevent them from participating in emergency response training.
Requirements & prerequisites
Medical Questionnaire
Required for all certification products to ensure fitness for training.
Curriculum
Understanding Emergency Oxygen Use
Participants will learn about dive injuries and the types of emergency oxygen equipment available.
Key Topics
Learn the essentials of emergency oxygen provision.
- Recognizing scuba diving injuries Understand the types of injuries that can be treated with emergency oxygen.
- Emergency oxygen equipment Familiarize yourself with the different types of emergency oxygen equipment.
- Safety considerations Learn the safety protocols for using oxygen in emergency situations.
Time commitment: This phase is completed through home study.
Outcomes
You earn
PADI Emergency Oxygen Provider Specialty Course
Recognize Diving Injuries
Participants will be able to identify scuba diving injuries that require emergency oxygen.
Use Emergency Oxygen Equipment
Gain the skills to assemble and use emergency oxygen equipment effectively.
Respond to Emergencies
Learn how to respond appropriately to diving emergencies requiring oxygen.
Enhance Safety Skills
Improve overall safety awareness and emergency response capabilities.
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FAQs
The course typically lasts between 3 to 5 hours.
From $329
per diver