Accredited Hyperbaric Training

Supporting Clinics in Meeting Regulatory Expectations

Accredited Training Programs

Setting the standard for safe, high-quality HBOT training

Focused, evidence-based training delivered without distractions, allowing full attention on safety, protocols, and real-world application to ensure consistently safe and effective HBOT delivery.

Expert Training

Introduction to Hyperbaric Medicine

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Accredited Education

Accredited education ensures your training is grounded in recognized standards and trusted safety principles.

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Hands-On Training

Hands-on training builds confidence by allowing you to apply knowledge in realistic clinical scenarios.

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Real World Protocols

Real-world protocols help bridge the gap between theory and safe, practical implementation.

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Emergency Procedures

Clear emergency procedures prepare you to respond quickly and confidently when it matters most.

Hyperbaric-certified technicians are essential for the safe treatment of patients in any facility offering hyperbaric therapy, regardless of whether it is a hospital, wound care center, wellness clinic, or gym.

Proper technician certification ensures a foundational understanding of chamber operation, patient monitoring, emergency response, and hyperbaric safety standards. While certification alone does not guarantee full regulatory compliance, it represents the first and most critical step toward building a safe, responsible, and compliant hyperbaric program.

Hyperbaric Certification Course Outline

Introduction

  • Course objectives

  • NHSA overview & Hyperbaric safety briefing

  • Anatomy & Physiology relevant to HBOT

Module 1

  • History of Diving & HBOT

  • Gas Laws

    (Boyle, Henry, Dalton)

  • HBOT Math I – Units, Conversions, Partial Pressures

Module 2

  • Alveolar physiology: O₂ transport & exchange

  • Equipment Overview – Chamber systems, oxygen delivery/storage

  • Hyperbaric application of pressure and oxygen

Module 3

  • ASME & NFPA Overview – Oxygen safety and chamber standards

  • Chamber types & operations (monoplace, multiplace, portable)

  • HBOT Safety Protocols – fire prevention, grounding, patient prep

Module 4

  • Oxygen Pharmacology – physiologic & toxic effects

  • HBOT Math II – decompression tables & calculations

  • Patient assessment, ear checks, vitals, documentation

Module 5

  • Hands-On Chamber Training I – tour, controls, checklists, observation

  • Contraindications to HBOT – absolute & relative

  • Adverse Events & Management (oxygen toxicity, barotrauma)

Module 6

  • Decompression Illness & Diving Injuries

  • Neurologic Exam for HBOT Patients

  • Hands-On Chamber Training II – operations, patient loading, communications, logging of treatments

Module 7

  • Treatment Protocols – on/off-label uses, case reviews

  • Scenario lab: contraindications & decision-making

  • Safety Drills – fire response, evacuation procedures

Module 8

  • HBOT Math final review

  • Hands-On Chamber Training III – emergency drills

  • Emergency Protocols – fire, patient collapse, power failure, fire evacuations, hypoglycemia, anxiety

Module 9

  • ASME & NFPA Review – Oxygen safety and chamber standards

  • Exam Prep – review key concepts

  • HBOT Safety Revisited – adverse event prevention

Module 10

  • NHSA Board Certification Exam

  • Hands-On Chamber Practical Assessment

  • Capstone & skills sign-offs

Course Completion

  • Continuing Education Explanation and Resources

  • Clinic Safety Director Course Introduction

  • Certification Presented and CME Hours Provided

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to become certified in hyperbaric medicine?

Yes. Proper education and certification help ensure you understand the clinical, safety, and regulatory responsibilities involved in operating or working in a hyperbaric environment.

Do I need a Clinic Safety Director for my facility?

Yes. Every facility offering hyperbaric therapy should have a designated safety leader responsible for risk management, compliance, and emergency preparedness.

What is the difference between the two courses?

The Introduction to Hyperbaric Medicine course is a 40-hour in-person program focused on physiology, mechanisms, and clinical protocols. The Clinic Safety Director course is a fully online program focused on safety, compliance, and operational oversight.

Is the Clinic Safety Director course in person?

No. The Clinic Safety Director course is a fully online program designed to be completed at your own pace within the access period.

Who should take the Introduction to Hyperbaric Medicine course?

This course is ideal for physicians, healthcare providers, clinic owners, and professionals seeking a deep understanding of hyperbaric physiology, mechanisms, and clinical applications.

Who should take the Clinic Safety Director course?

This course is designed for facility leaders, technicians, clinic owners, and safety officers responsible for compliance, risk management, and safe hyperbaric operations.

Do these courses help with regulatory compliance?

Yes. Both courses are designed to improve safety and regulatory awareness. The Introduction course builds clinical understanding, while the Clinic Safety Director course provides structured safety and compliance training.

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