PADI 
The Way the
World Learns to Dive
RESCUE DIVER COURSE
This challenging course increases your knowledge of how to prevent problems and manage them if they occur. It teaches techniques for self-rescue and rescuing panicky or unresponsive divers. It helps you recognize and manage stress in other divers and manage an emergency and use emergency equipment. This course focuses on practicing rescue scenarios in the water. Both demanding and rewarding, many say this is the best course they have ever taken.
The Emergency First Response is a separate PADI affiliate course that teaches lifesaving skills. Oceanwild offers instruction for both children and adults and it is included at no extra charge in this course offering. As a result, when you successfully complete this course with Oceanwild, you achieve two PADI certifications: Emergency First Response and Rescue Diver.
It is recommended that you follow this course with the PADI Emergency Oxygen Provider course to round out your ability to handle scuba diver emergencies.
Prerequisites and learning materials
You must be at least 12 years old to take this course, hold a PADI Adventure Diver certification or a qualifying certification from another organization, and be trained and current within the past 24 months in Emergency First Response.
The PADI Rescue Diver crewpak has the materials you will need to complete the Rescue Diver course, including a pocket mask. This course is planned to give you the expertise to handle almost any emergency situation.
Number of Participants: Minimum 4/Maximum 6
Prerequisites: You must be at least 12 years old to take this course, hold a PADI Adventure Diver certification or a qualifying certification
from another organization, and be trained and current within the past 24 months in Emergency First Response. This is a separate course and Oceanwild offers instruction for
both children and adults.
Price: $375.00 + taxes
What's included: PADI Rescue Diver Manual & DVD, PADI Emergency First Response Manual, PADI certification fee for Rescue Diver, PADI Emergency
First Response training course, dry suit, air fills.
What you need to bring: It is recommended you dress warmly and in layers, bring your own personal equipment and accessories(compass, knife, whistle, pocket mask etc.), bring a hat/head warmer and gloves for on boat, wear wind/waterproof
outerwear (jacket and rain pants)and boots, and pack a lunch, snacks and warm beverages.