Emergency Oxygen Provider
We all hope for the best on any day we go diving but we should always be prepared to assist a fellow diver with our Emergency Oxygen Provider skills should circumstances ever require it. Emergency Oxygen first aid delivers oxygen to body tissues, enhances the elimination of unusable gases such as nitrogen from breathing gasses. This action helps shrink gas bubbles that may have developed during ascent and that contribute to decompression sickness (DCS) and arterial gas embolism (AGE). Emergency oxygen also can help minimize symptoms and further injury until advanced medical services can take over care.
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We all hope for the best on any day we go diving but we should always be prepared to assist a fellow diver with our Emergency Oxygen Provider skills should circumstances ever require it. Emergency Oxygen first aid delivers oxygen to body tissues, enhances the elimination of unusable gases such as nitrogen from breathing gasses. This action helps shrink gas bubbles that may have developed during ascent and that contribute to decompression sickness (DCS) and arterial gas embolism (AGE). Emergency oxygen also can help minimize symptoms and further injury until advanced medical services can take over care.
Emergency Oxygen Provider starting from $199
- Atmospheric gasses
- Basic physiology, respiration, and circulation
- Decompression illness
- Oxygen and diving injuries
- Oxygen Equipment handling safety
Frequently Asked Questions about Emergency Oxygen Provider
What will I learn in Emergency Oxygen Provider?
Learn emergency oxygen response for diving incidents with Stuart Scuba in Stuart, FL. Contact us for course format, eligibility and upcoming class dates.
Who is this course for?
This course is for divers and non-divers who want practical emergency response skills.
What are the prerequisites?
Bring your current certification card and dive log if you have them. We’ll review the course’s age, certification, experience, and agency requirements with you before you enroll.
Which training agency issues this course?
This course follows SDI training standards. If you have prior training from another agency, we’ll review your records against the course requirements.
What skills will I practice?
You’ll learn how to select, assemble, and use emergency oxygen equipment for a suspected diving-related injury while waiting for emergency services.
How many dives or sessions are required?
No dives are required for this classroom and skills course. We’ll confirm any practical work and the schedule before you enroll.
How long should I plan for?
We’ll confirm the class format and schedule before you enroll. Total time depends on the required learning and practice sessions.
Where does training take place?
We’re based at 3317 SE Federal Hwy, Stuart, FL 34997. We’ll confirm whether your session is in-store, online, or at another training site.
What equipment should I bring?
You do not need personal scuba equipment for this classroom and skills course. We’ll tell you what materials or training gear to bring when we confirm your session.
Are tanks and weights included?
Scuba tanks and weights are not part of this course. We’ll confirm the training materials and equipment you need for your session.
Is eLearning included?
Yes. eLearning is included with every Stuart Scuba class. We’ll send you access instructions after enrollment.
What does the course cost?
Tuition is $199 per person. Contact us to confirm the course format, any required materials or certification fees, and upcoming dates before booking.
What is included in the tuition?
Every class includes eLearning. Before you book, we’ll confirm the course format, required materials, and any fees included in the price.
Do I receive a certification card?
Yes. After you successfully complete the course requirements, we issue an electronic certification card (eCard). You can request a physical card for $20.
Can I use certification from another agency?
Bring your certification card and training records. We’ll review your background and confirm whether it meets this course’s agency requirements before you enroll.
What medical paperwork do I need?
Every student completes the medical questionnaire electronically through the course or on paper. A medical professional’s evaluation and signature are required only if your answers indicate that medical clearance is needed; complete it before any pool, shore, or boat diving activity. Download Form HERE.
Can I request private training?
Tell us if you prefer one-to-one or private training. We’ll check instructor availability and let you know whether it’s offered for this course and what it costs.
What if weather or water conditions change?
If your course includes an outdoor or in-water session, we may adjust the location or timing for safety. We’ll contact you if your schedule needs to change.
How should I prepare?
Complete your eLearning before class, review the prerequisites, and bring your certification card, logbook, and required equipment. Call us if you want to confirm your gear before you travel.
How do I check dates or enroll?
Choose an available date on this page or call Stuart Scuba at (772) 600-8288. We’ll help you review prerequisites, schedule, tuition, and what to bring.


