PADI's Specialty Emergency First Response (EFR+CFC) course is designed to prepare individuals for situations where they may need to apply first aid. To complete the course, you must have the right equipment. There is also rental gear available. Click here to learn more about this course. For those who have some experience but want to refresh their skills, this course can also be used as a refresher.
Course content
EFR training is a great way of increasing your confidence and willingness to handle medical emergencies. Participants are able to practice emergency care in a stress-free atmosphere and learn simple procedures. Self-study books, video demonstrations, quick reference cards, and video tutorials are included in the course materials. It meets the requirements of the PADI Rescue Diver course as well as professional ratings.
CPR, rescue breathing and scene assessment are all part of the course. Basic first aid is also taught. Participants will also learn how to treat common dive injuries. This includes learning to bandage, prevent, and splint. Students will also learn how they can protect themselves from dangerous pathogens. This course allows you to respond to potentially life-threatening situations and save lives!
Pre-requisites
The PADI Emergency First Response course is a one-day program that focuses on teaching participants how to respond in time to a life-threatening medical emergency. The program includes classroom instruction and skills training, as well practice in real-life situations. The course does not require any pre-requisites.
Non-divers as well divers can take the course. The course covers CPR and first assistance emergencies. With the aid of videos and quick reference cards, participants learn how to quickly and effectively respond in these situations. This course fulfills all CPR and First-aid requirements for PADI Rescue Divers as well the professional levels of PADI Scuba Diver. PADI instructors are also certified to teach Emergency First Response.
Requirements
Participants in Emergency First Responder Training gain confidence and are better equipped to assist others in times of emergency. The course includes lifesaving skills such CPR, primary care, and first aid. It emphasizes the importance in minimizing risks. Non-divers can also be trained so they are more ready to assist in an emergency.
After completing the EFRI course, students can take the PADI Instructor Examination. Each course begins with the prefix EFRI, and is numbered sequentially. Each course lasts one clock hour, including 55 minutes of class time and five minutes of break time.
Refresher course
EFR Refresher Courses are designed for those who want to improve their skills. There are two parts to the course: Skill Development and Exam. The EFR refresher course is an optional part of the full EFR course, but the EFR Instructor Manual recommends it. During the refresher course, you will learn the latest developments in the field of first aid and CPR. AED usage will also be covered. You will also learn how to teach others how to use the AED in an emergency.
This is a great course to get your skills up to par and help you meet the requirements for PADI Rescue Diver. It also meets the requirement for the Professional Rescue Diver course and other courses that require CPR training. It also includes an emergency first response video that assists in preparation for emergencies.
Cost
The Emergency First response course is a course lasting half a day that teaches emergency management skills. It includes classroom lessons, video presentations, role-play scenarios, and CPR, first aid, and AED use. This course is an integral part of PADI certification. It also fulfills prerequisites for many courses. It costs approximately 6,900 THB per participant. The course fees include the manual and two years of PADI certification fees.
PADI Emergency First responder courses will help you learn CPR, rescue breathing, and how to monitor a victim's condition. The course also covers how to provide first aid to common diving injuries. The course also covers topics such as bandaging, splinting and protection against pathogens. The certification, which is issued by PADI, provides a basic foundation for CPR and first aid treatment for all types of diving injuries.