PADI's Specialty Emergency First Response Course (EFR+CFC), was created to train individuals to respond to emergency situations. The course can only be completed if you have the necessary equipment. It is possible to rent equipment. Click here for more information about this course. This course can be used to refresh skills and experience.
Course content
The EFR course is a great way to boost your confidence and your willingness to deal with medical emergencies. This course covers basic procedures in emergency care. Participants can practice these skills in a relaxed environment. The course materials include self-study manuals, video demonstrations, and quick reference cards. It also fulfills the training requirements for the PADI Rescue Diver course and professional ratings.
CPR, rescue breathing techniques, scene assessment, basic first aid, and CPR are all covered. Participants will also learn how to treat common dive injuries. This includes the ability to bandage, stitch, and prevent infection. Students also learn how protect themselves against dangerous pathogens. This course teaches you how to save lives and respond to potentially life-threatening situations.
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 theory and skills development as well as real-life scenario practice. There are no age or pre-requisites required.
Divers and non-divers alike will benefit from the course, which covers CPR and first aid in all situations. With the aid of videos and quick reference cards, participants learn how to quickly and effectively respond in these situations. This course meets the CPR and first-aid training requirements for the PADI Rescue Diver and all professional levels of the PADI Scuba Diver program. In addition, most PADI instructors are also certified instructors in Emergency First Response.
Requirements
Participants in Emergency First Responder Training gain confidence and are better equipped to assist others in times of emergency. This course teaches lifesaving skills like CPR and first aid. The course also stresses the importance minimizing risk. The course also educates non-divers, so that they are better prepared to help in an emergency.
Upon successful completion of the EFRI program, students are eligible to sit for the PADI Instructor Examination. Each course is numbered sequentially and begins with the EFRI prefix. Each course takes one hour and includes 55 minutes of class time, five minutes of break and five minutes of rest.
Refresher course
EFR Refresher Courses are designed for those who want to improve their skills. This course includes two parts: a Skill Building session and an Exam. The EFR refresher course is an optional part of the full EFR course, but the EFR Instructor Manual recommends it. You will be updated on the latest developments in CPR/first aid during the refresher course. AED usage will also be covered. In addition, you will learn how to instruct people on how to perform these skills in case of 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 fulfills the requirements for Professional Rescue Diver and other courses that need CPR training. It also includes an emergency first response video that assists in preparation for emergencies.
Cost
Half-day Emergency First Response Course teaches emergency skills. It includes classroom lectures, video presentations, role play scenarios, CPR, first assistance, and AED use. The course fulfills all prerequisites for PADI certification. The course cost approximately 6,900 Thai baht per person. The course fees include the manual and two years of PADI certification fees.
PADI Emergency First Reaper course will provide you with CPR and rescue breathing training, aswell as the ability to assess and monitor the victim's condition. You will also learn how to give first aid for common diving injuries. You will also learn about bandaging, protection from pathogens, and splinting. The certification, which is issued by PADI, provides a basic foundation for CPR and first aid treatment for all types of diving injuries.