PADI's Specialty Emergency First Response(EFR+CFC), course prepares individuals for situations in which they may need first aid. For the course to be successful, you will need the proper equipment. You can rent gear. You can find more information about the course here. This course also serves as a refresher course for those with some experience and a desire to update their skills.
Content of the course
The EFR course is a great way to boost your confidence and your willingness to deal with medical emergencies. The course teaches simple procedures for emergency care and gives participants hands-on practice in a stress-free environment. You will find self-study guides, videos, and quick reference cards. It also meets the requirements for professional ratings and the PADI Rescue Diver course.
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 learning to bandage, prevent, and splint. Students learn to protect themselves against pathogens, and other potentially dangerous substances. This course allows you to respond to potentially life-threatening situations and save lives!
Pre-requisites
PADI Emergency First Responder course is a 1-day program that trains participants to quickly respond to life-threatening medical emergencies. The course includes both classroom theory and skill development, as well as practice in real-life scenarios. There are no age or pre-requisites required.
This course is for divers as well as non-divers. It covers first aid and CPR. With quick reference cards and videos, participants will learn how to react quickly and effectively in such 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. Additionally, many PADI instructors are certified as instructors in Emergency First Response.
Requirements
Training in Emergency First Response builds confidence and prepares participants for helping others in emergency situations. This course teaches lifesaving skills like CPR and first aid. The course also stresses the importance minimizing risk. The course also teaches non-divers how to better prepare for emergency situations.
Students can sit for the PADI Instructor examination after completing the EFRI Program. Each course in the EFRI program begins with the prefix EFRI and is numbered sequentially. Each course is one hour long, with 55 minutes of class and five minutes break.
Refresher Course
The EFR Refresher Course is designed for people who want to brush up on their skills. There are two parts to the course: Skill Development and Exam. EFR Refresher Course is an optional course. However, the EFR Instructor manual recommends it. The refresher course provides the opportunity to learn about the latest developments and techniques in CPR/first-aid. AED use will also be covered. In this course, you'll also learn how emergency responders can be trained.
EFR is a great way of brushing up on your skills, and to 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, which helps participants prepare for emergencies and preview the skills that they will practice during the skills development session.
Cost
The Emergency First Response course is a half-day course that teaches the skills necessary in emergency situations. It includes classroom lessons and video presentations. The course is an essential part of PADI certification and satisfies the prerequisites for several courses. The course is approximately 6,900 THB for each person. The fee covers the training manual and two years' 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 will also cover topics like bandaging, dressings, and protecting yourself from pathogens. PADI issues the certification. This certification provides an overview of CPR and first-aid treatment for all kinds of diving injuries.