Training At Your Facility
Hyperbaric Training Associates has had numerous requests to provide
accredited hyperbaric and pre-hospital emergency medical training to various organizations within,
and outside, the continental United
States and around the world. We have even had requests to
conduct classes onboard diving exploration and support ships.
We now provide the complete IMCA
and NBDHMT
Module 16 Diver Medical Technician Program (2010 Standards)...at your facility!
Whether land based, on the high seas, or onboard the "rig",
Hyperbaric Training Associates can fulfill your Diver Medic training
needs.
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Hyperbaric Training
Associates will send an IMCA and NBDHMT certified, advanced instructor, to
your site. Whether a clinical or field setting, we can provide
your required training.
Obviously, it will be much more cost
effective to pay for the transportation and lodging of one
instructor rather than 6 to 9 students.
The option of having the instructor
and equipment come to you, rather than having the students come to
the instructor will provide for a huge cost saving.
In addition to the IMCA and NBDHMT Diver
Medical Technician training provided, Hyperbaric Training Associates
can provide up to 48 hours of Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for
your emergency medical personnel. These CEUs can be utilized
for the recertification requirements of your EMT and Paramedic level
personnel.
Typically, CEU costs
range from $20.00 to $30.00 per hour or higher when you consider
employer costs for wages or overtime and travel expenses. You,
and your personnel, will receive these CEUs at no additional charge
during the two week DMT training sessions.
What
We Can Offer You |
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International Facilities
We can provide medical training for
your staff from start to finish to achieve International Marine
Contractors Association (IMCA) and National Board of Diving
and Hyperbaric Medical Technology certification under Module 16
(2010 Standards) as
Diver Medical Technicians. This training involves the
following:
- Approved IMCA Diver Medic
training
- Approved NBDHMT (2010
Standard) Module 16
Diver Medical Technician
training.
- Required Advanced Invasive
Medical skills.
- Continuing Educational Units (CEUs)
for Recertification of your EMT and/or Paramedic Level
Personnel*. (Up to 48 hours may be provided)
- American Heart Association
Professional Rescuer Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
certification or recertification as required. This is an
additional cost per student.
*This is an added cost savings due
to the fact that the instructor is a Licensed EMT Instructor /
Coordinator and a NREMT Examiner.
All training
materials and equipment will be provided by Hyperbaric Training
Associates for the DMT. This includes;
- Computer and
computer presentations
- DLP projector
- Anatomical
models and training manikins
- Advanced airway
maintenance equipment, BVM, endotracheal, Link Airway, LMA, & CombiTube
- Thoracic decompression and
needle Cricothyrotomy manikins and supplies
- Wound care (hemostatic agents)
and Wound closure supplies and suture manikins
- Both I.O and I.V. equipment, IV
& I.O. training arms/legs, IV setups, and administration
sets
- Diagnostic
equipment, BP cuffs, penlights, otoscopes, digital otoscope, stethoscopes.
- An Automatic External
Defibrillator (AED) trainer if CPR training is requested.
- Miscellaneous
Emergency Medical Training Aids
- Current DMT Textbook
What You
Must Provide
Domestic Clients
In order to
facilitate this type of "Off Campus" DMT program, you will need
to provide the following:
- A classroom,
lecture or conference room large enough to accommodate the
amount of students enrolled
equipped with a projection screen.
- A practical
skills practice area large enough to accommodate the equipment
and students for the advanced DMT practical sessions. (This can be
the same lecture room if it is large enough to
accommodate the equipment.)
- An adult and infant CPR
manikin if CPR training will be conducted.
- A multi-lock
hyperbaric chamber with an operator. MONOPLACE CHAMBERS
are NOT acceptable for DMT certification.

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International Clients
In addition to the above mentioned
items, our international clients must provide the following if
applicable.
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Secure
transportation to and from the training and lodging
facilities.
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All
English speaking, reading, and writing students.
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Off-Shore
Clients *SPECIAL NOTE*
If you wish to
have your personnel trained "Off-Shore" on an oil rig or dive
support vessel, you must provide the following.
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The same
facilities as listed for domestic and international clients.
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Appropriate
helicopter transportation capable of transporting the
instructor and approximately 200 pounds of equipment to the
site.
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You must
provide any special safety and survival gear required for
the flight.
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If any
special survival training is required for the trip, it
must be provided by you. Our instructor is a retired
professional Fire Department Special Rescue Operations
Division Chief and an Inland Commercial and Public Safety
Diver, so that won't be a problem.
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Private
quarters would be nice.
The HTA instructor
carries his own small, survival pack containing a
satellite-based, GPS-encoded
PLB, Rescue Strobe,
Helicopter Crew Vest, and Dramamine for "Off-Shore"
operations.
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General
Program Information and Requirements
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Prior to commitment by Hyperbaric
Training Associates for "Off-Site" training, you will be
required to sign an "Off-Site
Instruction Contract" and pay all instructor expenses
prior to the class. These expenses will be provided to you as
soon as the request form below is submitted.
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All students must sign a "Liability
Waiver" to participate in the training.
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All NBDHMT students will be required to
actually work in the hyperbaric chamber, UNDER PRESSURE at
depths up to and including 165 fsw.
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Students may be required to
perform IM and Sub Q injections on each other.
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The Diver Medical Technician program consists of approximately 80 hours of didactic
and practical sessions.
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Prior emergency medical training is required
to attend the DMT program. The minimum medical requirement is
a current Emergency Medical Technician Basic or equivalent
certification. This also applies to foreign students.
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All students must hold current AHA
Professional Rescuer Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
certification. (This training can be provided at an additional
cost of $60.00 USD per student. This fee includes the
training, textbook, and pocket mask for each student.)
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The curriculum used for foreign
student medical training certification must be submitted to Hyperbaric
Training Associates for review and possible submission to the
NBDHMT for acceptance.
Class Size
Restrictions
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The
minimum class size for the Diver Medical Technician program is 6
students.
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The
maximum class size for the IMCA and NBDHMT Diver Medical Technician program is
12 students.
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If you have less than 6 students,
your tuition charge will still be based on 6.
Tuition Costs
Tuition costs are lower for
students attending our program at our facility. Contact Hyperbaric
Training Associates for more details.
Contact Hyperbaric
Training Associates
All NBDHMT student fees, textbook costs, and
equipment and expendable supply costs are covered in this price.
Instructor Costs

| You are required to pay the airfare, lodging and rental car costs for the instructor. Due to the
large amount of equipment and supplies transported for these
classes, first class airfare is normally easier, and less costly,
than the additional shipping costs.
No per diem costs are charged by the
instructor. There are NO other charges from the instructor other
than the tuition and travel costs. |
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