Course Description
The theory of the DAN Recreational Diver Medic course will be Blended learning which is an online training, at the end of which, you will be able to register for the practical section of the course that will take Two days
The DAN Recreational Diver Medical Technician course provides recreational, technical, and commercial divers with advanced emergency response skills for diving accidents and injuries.
Through blended online learning and intensive hands-on practice for two days, students gain knowledge and confidence to effectively assess patients, provide lifesaving interventions, and assist transport to definitive care.
Key topics covered include:
- Patient assessment protocols and monitoring vital signs
- Administering emergency oxygen, airway management, CPR, AED use
- Treating environmental and pressure- related injuries like DCS
- Managing wounds, bleeding, musculoskeletal trauma
- Responding to poisonings, allergic reactions, seizures
- Safety protocols for remote diving operations
- Scene management and evacuation considerations
Upon completing the course, divers are certified as DAN Recreational Diver Medical Technicians, authorised to provide critical, often life-saving medical interventions in diving emergencies.
With expertise developed through this specialised training program, divers can help ensure the best outcomes when accidents happen and emergency support is needed. The lifesaving skills gained allow divers to provide a new level of protection for themselves and their teams.
If you are unable to do the practical face to face section (which we highly recommend) there is an option to do an online 3D simulation practical used by emergency services to update their skills.
Email - [email protected]
Who can take this course
Here are the typical qualifications and prerequisites to take the DAN Recreational Diver Medical Technician course:
- Be at least 18 years old.
- Have certification as a recreational, technical, or professional diver. Any major dive training agency certification will qualify.
- Be in good health and physical condition. Students need the ability to perform CPR and other interventions.
- Hold current CPR/AED certification for the level of Professional Rescuer or higher.
- Have prior first aid training, such as Emergency First Response or equivalent.
- Be actively involved in recreational, technical, commercial, or public safety diving operations. The course is designed for active divers.
- Commit to completing online learning modules prior to the hands-on portion.
- Be willing to follow all course safety protocols and directions during intensive scenario practice sessions.
- Pay required tuition fees for certification upon successful completion.
The DAN course teaches skills well beyond basic CPR or first aid. Interested students should be seasoned divers looking to expand their emergency response capabilities. With diligent study and practice, divers can gain lifesaving new skills to help respond to underwater medical emergencies.
Certification
DAN Europe – DAN Recreational Diver Medical Technician – valid for two years
Online Theory Fee $250.00
Practical Hands on Workshop
Contact your Instructor please for price.
Instructors
Chantelle Newman [email protected]
Michal Kosut [email protected]
Jeroen MG Van Haudt [email protected]
Chantelle Newman, AEA , BSc, EMT-A, DMT,Cert Ed
Course Director and Instructor

Course curriculum
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Introduction to DAN Europe Diver Medical Technician course
FREE PREVIEW -
Anatomy and Physiology ebook
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Dictionary of Medical Terms
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Role of the DMT
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Personal Hygiene and Infection Control
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Scene Safety
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Primary and Secondary Survey
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Opening an airway - Clinical skills - video
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Assessing Basic Vital Signs
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Taking a good patient history - Video
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Clinical Skills Pulses assessment
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Clinical Skills Respiratory rate assessment
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Clinical Skills Body Temperature Assessment - Video
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Clinical Skills Obtaining blood pressure assessment
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Clinical Skills Pulse oximetry - Video
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Basic Life Support
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Basic Life Support - ERC Guidelines 2021
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European-Resuscitation-Council-Guidelines-2021-Basic Life Support
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AED
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Optimizing outcomes after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest with innovative approaches to public-access defibrillation-
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Electrocardiography (ECG EKG) - basics Video
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest and rescue - Filmed in the UK by BBC
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European-Resuscitation-Council-Guidelines-2021-Advanced Life Support
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Advanced Life Support - ERC Guidelines 2021
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Epidemiology - ERC Guidelines 2021
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Oxygen Administration
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Module 2 Knowledge Review
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The Respiratory System Video
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Respiratory System
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Lung sounds - Video
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Respiratory Problems
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Actual Live Anaphylactic Attack & Use Of EPI Pen - video
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Asthma Video
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Asthma
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Emphysema (COPD) video
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Chronic Bronchitis Video
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Circulatory System Video
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Normal heart sounds - video
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Cardiovascular System and Heart Conditions
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Heart Attack Video
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Lung Injuries
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Pneumothorax explained - Video
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ARS® For Needle Decompression - Video
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Module 3 Knowledge Review
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Bleeding and wounds
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CAT Tourniquet one handed arm application - Video
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Celox Rapid training - Video
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Celox Z-Fold Hemostatic Gauze - Video
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SAM XT - Video
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Arteries and Veins video
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Shock
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What is Shock? video
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Obstructive Shock Video
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Burns and Electric shock
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Burns Video
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Lightning Strike Injury - Video
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Burns Treatment with Celox SILVA PRO video
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Musculo- Skeletal System and Injuries
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Part 1 Fitness Issues for Divers With Musculoskeletal Problems
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Part 2 Fitness Issues for Divers With Musculoskeletal Problems
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Immobilization
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Anaphylactic shock video
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Cardiogenic shock video
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CAT Tourniquet self aid lower extremity application - Video
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Module 4 Knowledge Review
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Nervous System
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Structure of the nervous system video
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Functions of the nervous system video
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Neurogenic shock
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Stroke, Head Injures and Seizures
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Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) video
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Stroke Video
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Epilepsy and Diving
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Epilepsy video
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Module 5 Knowledge Review
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About this course
- $330.00
- 176 lessons
- 17 hours of video content