angiesuave

angiesuave-smooth (suave/spanish) angie:clown:

again, safety is the best thing. we have just had the first mono chamber fire in the us. http://cbs4.com/local/hyperbaric.chamber.explosion.2.999108.html at the last conference i attended in san antonio for the safety directors course, most agreed that they do not allow steet clothes - some patients do bring 100% undershirt & hanes pj bottoms ( from k-mart), but i have seen videos of people getting into chambers dressed in street clothes, ties etc. the course you need to take will teach you all of this, i agee dick clarkes' class is the best that comes to mind, and dick rutolowki ..yes he is still alive, i took his class- it is more geared towards more experienced personnell, so i wouldn't suggest that one at this time...but his class is a blast non the less. about the implants, yes you have done well. i call the company and ask for a fax copy of the ok stating up to what ata the device will handle & it goes on the first page of the patient file.

http://www.hyperbaricnurses.org/ Please call them, they are very helpful. Also you didnt state what area of US you are located, but you can ask the association where is there a class for you to take. You should have policies, try to read each one for your diagnosis. Please also read you manual for your chambers, and call the manufacturer for any questions. If you need more help just re-post. What type of chambers do you have and how many ?

I would contact the company for research/trial information that support this device for hyperbaric use.

I agree with the advice given to you, take the course first. The UHMS website used to keep jobs posted there, you can try that site too. It is a great field, I love it. Wish you luck.