PADI's Specialty Emergency First Response CFC (EFR+CFC), training course is designed for individuals who may be required to provide first aid in emergency situations. You will need to have the required equipment in order to successfully complete the course. It is possible to rent equipment. Click here for more information about this course. This course is also great for people with previous experience who want to learn new skills.
Content of the course
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. The course materials include self-study manuals, video demonstrations, and quick reference cards. It meets the requirements of the PADI Rescue Diver course as well as professional ratings.
CPR, rescue breathing (scene assessment), and basic first-aid are just some of the courses. This training also covers common diving injuries. You will also learn how to bandage, splint and prevent infection. Students will also learn how they can protect themselves from dangerous pathogens. This course can help you save lives in potentially life-threatening situations.
Pre-requisites
PADI's Emergency First Response Course is a course lasting one day that teaches how to respond to medical emergencies. This program includes both classroom theory, skills development, and real-life situation practice. There are no age or pre-requisites required.
Non-divers as well divers can take the course. The course covers CPR and first assistance emergencies. Participants learn how to respond quickly and effectively in such situations, with the help of quick reference cards and videos. This course fulfills all CPR and First-aid requirements for PADI Rescue Divers as well the professional levels of PADI Scuba Diver. Additionally, many PADI instructors are certified as instructors in Emergency First Response.
Requirements
The Emergency First Response Training builds confidence and prepares participants in helping others in an emergency. This course covers lifesaving skills such as CPR, first-aid, and primary care. It also emphasizes the importance to minimize risks. Non-divers are also taught so they can be more prepared for an emergency.
Students can sit for the PADI Instructor examination after completing the EFRI Program. Each course in the EFRI Program begins with the prefix EFRI. It is numbered sequentially. Each course lasts 1 hour. This includes 55 minutes of class, and five breaks.
Refresher course
For people looking to improve their skills, the EFR Refresher Course was created. There are two parts to the course: Skill Development and Exam. Although the EFR Instructor Manual recommends that the refresher course be taken as an optional component of the full EFR course. The refresher course will cover the most recent developments in CPR/first Aid. Additionally, you will learn how to use an AED. You will also learn how you can instruct others to perform these skills when needed.
It is a great way for you to brush up your skills and fulfill the requirements of the PADI Rescue Diver Course. It meets the requirements for the Professional Rescue Diver course as well as other courses that require CPR certification. 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 and video presentations. The course is an important part of PADI certification. For approximately 6,900 THB per person, the course costs. This fee includes the PADI certification fees for two years and the training manual.
PADI Emergency First Responseer training will give you CPR and rescue breathing skills, as well scene assessment and monitoring of victims. The course also covers how to provide first aid to common diving injuries. Other topics covered in the course will include bandaging, splinting, and protection from pathogens. The certification, which is issued by PADI, provides a basic foundation for CPR and first aid treatment for all types of diving injuries.