Four courses covering the full path of care for the injured diver and the hyperbaric patient. Every course carries Florida-approved continuing education for EMTs and Paramedics, and three lead to board certification through the International Board of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (IBHBOT).
All four courses are approved by the Florida Bureau of EMS for EMT and Paramedic continuing education: 40 hours each for DMR, CHT and DMT, and 60 hours for the Unified course.
Board Certification
CHT, DMT and Unified graduates are eligible to pursue IBHBOT board certification. DMR is continuing education only and does not lead to certification.
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DMR
Diving Medical Responder
$299
Recognition and field management of diving and aquatic emergencies: diving physics and physiology, decompression illness, barotrauma, dive-specific patient assessment and neurological examination, emergency oxygen, chamber referral, and evacuation and transport.
Who it’s for: Open to anyone: divers, dive professionals, public safety and rescue personnel, and healthcare providers.
Continuing education: 40 CE hours for EMTs and Paramedics · Florida CE# 20-1403300
– Continuing education only. Does not lead to board certification.
Safe, competent practice within a clinical hyperbaric medicine program: physics and physiology under pressure, indications for hyperbaric oxygen therapy, risk factors and contraindications, chamber systems and gas delivery, hyperbaric safety and fire prevention, transcutaneous oxygen monitoring, and program administration.
Who it’s for: Open to anyone interested in entering hyperbaric medicine. No license required.
Continuing education: 40 CE hours for EMTs and Paramedics · Florida CE# 20-1405491
Recognize, assess, and manage diving and pressure-related illness, and serve as the medical member of a recompression treatment team: decompression sickness and arterial gas embolism, barotrauma, differential diagnosis, treatment tables, invasive procedures under pressure, gas toxicities, marine envenomation, and chamber operations.
Who it’s for: EMTs, Paramedics, Physician Assistants, and Nurse Practitioners.
Continuing education: 40 CE hours for EMTs and Paramedics · Florida CE# 20-1405486
The complete Dive Medical Technician and Clinical Hyperbaric Technician curricula in one course. The shared scientific core is taught once, then you complete both the dive medical wing and the clinical hyperbaric wing, finishing with a single integrated capstone.
Who it’s for: EMTs, Paramedics, Physician Assistants, and Nurse Practitioners.
Continuing education: 60 CE hours for EMTs and Paramedics · Florida CE# 20-1405493
✓ Pathway to both IBHBOT DMT and CHT board certification.
CE hours are approved by the Florida Bureau of Emergency Medical Services for EMTs and Paramedics. IBHBOT establishes and administers its own certification eligibility, application, and examination requirements.
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