So your already a qualified PADI Instructor this Instructor Course is a must have "an extra string in your bow" its PADI's latest Course soon to have standardized materials just like every other PADI Specialty - the market potential is huge you can offer to Rescue Divers along side there EFR Primary & Secondary Care Course (have you become a EFR Instructor). Divemaster Candidates as the information covered during the Course will be a huge benefit to there Divemaster Exams. 

Why is it when injuries happen the use of emergency oxygen is a recommended first aid procedure..?

Receiving adequate oxygen is crucial, especially after any serious injury or illness. Emergency oxygen also aids in the treatment and prevention of shock. You can decrease patient stress and support the respiratory system by administering emergency oxygen. The following scuba diving related illness/injures can be assisted with the use of emergency oxygen administration: near drowning; decompression sickness; lung expansion injuries.
             
Oxygen is extremely important as all living cells in our bodies engage in oxidative metabolism, the process of using oxygen to convert chemical energy required for life. A Lack of or reduction in oxygen in the bloodstream can and often is life-threatening. Emergency oxygen is therefore recommended for breathing & non-breathing patients, who may be suffering from a lack of oxygen.

How do I go about booking onto this Course..? 

The Course will take 1 Day - Please (email me here) with questions or to book onto this life changing course.