Dive Medical Technician Course
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Hello there,
I would highly recommend Hyperbarics international in Key Largo. I took the course last month and was very impressed.
The website is http://www.hyperbaricsintl.com/
Dick Rutkowski is the "Yoda" of modern hyperbarics. I thought I was fairly knowledgeable before I went, but as Dick said the last day of class "now you know what you don't know".
It is definately worth the trip, and not a bad locale for a class either.
If you have any specific questions please feel free to ask.
I would highly recommend Hyperbarics international in Key Largo. I took the course last month and was very impressed.
The website is http://www.hyperbaricsintl.com/
Dick Rutkowski is the "Yoda" of modern hyperbarics. I thought I was fairly knowledgeable before I went, but as Dick said the last day of class "now you know what you don't know".
It is definately worth the trip, and not a bad locale for a class either.
If you have any specific questions please feel free to ask.
Jambi
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It would also be beneficial to take a EMT course at a local college. It is only one semester (usually) long and you gain some useful knowledge. Look into it. You want a EMT-Basic or EMT-1 course.
Jambi
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Bob3
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Some of the commercial dive schools offer a DMT course, for outrageously high dollars.
Combining an EMT course with the hyperbaric/chamber tech course gives the best bang for the buck.
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