“Overall the course was excellent, especially the instructors/lecturers were superb, well-knowledgeable about what they are teaching. I really enjoyed and learned a lot from this course from clinical and basic sciences to administrative topics surrounding the hyperbaric medicine.”

“I’m a traditionally trained medical doctor who took WCU’s introductory course in hyperbarics. I was very impressed with both the breadth and depth of the course and topics covered. With taking this course, I was able to learn everything from the mechanics of manipulating an HBOT chamber (real-time), to the in’s and outs of patient care during a session, a full understanding of safety and fire marshall law including safety recommendations made UHMS, back to the physiology and physics of why hyperbaric oxygen works, the indications that are approved and those that are under current study, and even a very through piece on running the chamber as a team effort, safety always at the top of all priorities, and the imparting of a vast knowledge of billing/reimbursement/documentation requirements – taught by a biller that has been in the industry for decades.

All in all, I can’t recommend the course, more. It was delivered on a level for all-comers: EMTs, practitioners, respiratory therapists, current HBOT active members team needing a refresher – all benefit from the cornucopia and scope of knowledge presented at this course. Worth every penny and every minute of my time. Also appreciated the adequate breaks and the fact that I found the group of speakers to be fun, and at times, quite funny and entertaining.”