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Elevate your safety skills and become the diver everyone counts on with our PADI Rescue Diver course—complete interactive e-learning at home, hone your rescue techniques in a focused pool workshop, then spend two days in the ocean applying your skills through realistic rescue scenarios. You’ll learn to anticipate and prevent problems, assist panicked divers, manage surface emergencies and coordinate rescues with confidence.
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Course Prerequisites
PADI Open Water Diver
(or equivalent from another agency)
Minimum age 12
(12–14 earn a Junior Rescue Diver; upgrade to full Rescue Diver at 15)
Current CPR & First Aid certification
(Emergency First Response or equivalent within the past 24 months)
Complete paperwork
(Continuing Education Administrative Form & Diver Medical Form)
Gear Requirements
Personal gear: Students must bring their own dive mask and dive booties—these items are highly personal for fit and comfort.
Provided gear: All other equipment is included (BCD, regulator, wetsuit, fins, tanks, weights).
Course Timeline
E-Learning at your own pace in the comfort of your home
EFR training, 2 hours at the YMCA for practical pool-side training (if EFR not received in past 24 months)
2 days in the ocean for our open water training dives!
Ready to be the diver everyone can rely on? Reserve your Rescue Diver course today and elevate your dive safety!
Elevate your safety skills and become the diver everyone counts on with our PADI Rescue Diver course—complete interactive e-learning at home, hone your rescue techniques in a focused pool workshop, then spend two days in the ocean applying your skills through realistic rescue scenarios. You’ll learn to anticipate and prevent problems, assist panicked divers, manage surface emergencies and coordinate rescues with confidence.
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Course Prerequisites
PADI Open Water Diver
(or equivalent from another agency)
Minimum age 12
(12–14 earn a Junior Rescue Diver; upgrade to full Rescue Diver at 15)
Current CPR & First Aid certification
(Emergency First Response or equivalent within the past 24 months)
Complete paperwork
(Continuing Education Administrative Form & Diver Medical Form)
Gear Requirements
Personal gear: Students must bring their own dive mask and dive booties—these items are highly personal for fit and comfort.
Provided gear: All other equipment is included (BCD, regulator, wetsuit, fins, tanks, weights).
Course Timeline
E-Learning at your own pace in the comfort of your home
EFR training, 2 hours at the YMCA for practical pool-side training (if EFR not received in past 24 months)
2 days in the ocean for our open water training dives!
Ready to be the diver everyone can rely on? Reserve your Rescue Diver course today and elevate your dive safety!