Médical II

Trainees

Onboard commissioned vessels with a crew and without a doctor onboard, medical assistance at sea is provided by:
–Designated personnel to deliver emergency medical treatment
–Designated personnel to take on the responsibility of medical treatment

To be assigned one or the other role, the personnels must have gained a level of competences enabling them, under the supervision of the doctor from the maritime medical consultancy centre, to take immediate effective measures in case of an accident or disease onboard vessels, and thus until the injured or ill person is taken into care by a medical care unit, if necessary.

Any designated person to deliver emergency treatment as well as any designated person to take on the responsibility of medical care onboard merchant vessels with a gross tonnage below 500 UMS and which don’t sail further than 200 miles off the coast as well as pleasure vessels with a crew.

Objectives

Gaining the necessary medical knowledge to enable the designated personnels to take on the responsibility of medical care and to take immediate effective measures in case of an accident or disease onboard, and thus until the injured or ill person is taken into care by a medical care unit.

Duration

50 hours

REFERENCE

Decree dated 29 June 2011 related to the medical to the medical training of the crew onboard vessels commissioned with articles

Programme

– UV PSEM First Aid in team at Sea, 35 hours
– UV SE Basic care, 5 hours
– UV HPR Hygiene and Risks Prevention, 3 hours
– UV AMMCT2 Medical Assistance at Sea – Telemedical consultancy Level 2, 7 hours

Venue

ENSM’4 campuses

Trainers

– Paramedics / IFSI  lecturer/ Seamen doctor / hospital doctor
– Doctors from the maritime medical consultancy centre based in Toulouse

End of training exam

No / Active participation required