Medical Care Training Course
The Medical Care Training Course, which is of vital importance for captains and chief officers serving in the maritime sector, is a mandatory training under STCW 78 Convention Regulation VI/4, Code A-VI/4, and Table A-VI/4-2. This course aims to teach effective intervention techniques for medical emergencies that may occur on board. The program is based on IMO Model Course 1.15 (Medical Care) and is conducted in compliance with international maritime standards.
Who Can Attend?
The Medical Care Course is mandatory for the following individuals:
- Captains and first officers,
- Seafarers required to obtain a medical care certificate under the Seafarers’ Regulation,
- Maritime personnel seeking to specialize in medical care and first aid.
Main Objectives of the Training Program
The purpose of this course is to ensure that personnel assigned to ships gain proficiency in medical care. Participants are expected to acquire the following competencies:
- Ability to provide medical assistance to patients and injured individuals,
- Mastery of coordination processes required for obtaining medical assistance on board,
- Appropriate response to medical emergencies that may occur on a ship.
Training Duration
The Medical Care Course is planned for a total of 21 lesson hours:
It lasts for 3 full days, with 7 lesson hours per day.
Training Content
The training consists of both theoretical and practical lessons. The program covers the following topics:
Day 1 – First Aid and Patient Care
- Head and spinal injuries
- Bleeding, burns, and fractures
- Infections and wound care techniques
- Pain management, suturing, and bandaging techniques
- Medical care methods for patients and casualties on board
Day 2 – Diseases and Emergency Response
- Medical conditions and emergency illnesses
- Tropical and infectious diseases
- Sexually transmitted diseases
- Alcohol and drug addiction
- Basic knowledge of gynecology, pregnancy, and childbirth
Day 3 – Medical Assistance and Coordination
- Evacuation of sick and injured persons at sea
- Process of receiving medical advice via radio
- Coordination with port health authorities
- Hygiene and health management on board
Evaluation and Certification
At the end of the training, a comprehensive exam is conducted to assess participants’ knowledge and skills.
Exam Types:
- Theoretical and practical exams
Evaluation Criteria:
- The scoring system is determined in accordance with the relevant regulations of the Ministry of National Education:
- 0-44: Fail
- 45-69: Average
- 70-84: Good
- 85-100: Excellent
Successful candidates are awarded the GMDSS General Radio Operator Certificate.
Why EKOL Maritime?
✔ A training institution affiliated with the Ministry of Transport, Maritime Affairs, and Communications since 1997,
✔ Practical training opportunities in compliance with national and international standards,
✔ Training with modern medical care equipment at the Maritime Security Practical Training Center,
✔ Official job placement support through İŞKUR for employment in the maritime sector,
✔ Hands-on training with a team of 35 expert instructors,
✔ A spacious training facility in Beykoz, preparing seafarers for the industry.
Are you ready to take the next step in your career?
Gemi Aşçılığı Eğitimi
Gemi Aşçılığı Eğitimi, gemi mutfağında çalışacak aşçı adaylarının; denizcilik ve gemi aşçılığı alanında ihtiyaç duyulan bilgi, beceri ve yetkinlikleri kazanması amacıyla düzenlenmektedir. Eğitim, MLC 2006 CONVENTION Title-3 Regulation 3.2 ILO CERTIFICATION OF SHIP’S COOK 1946 No: 68 & 69, STCW 78, SOLAS 74, MARPOL 73/78 ve ilgili ulusal mevzuat (1739 sayılı Millî Eğitim Temel Kanunu, 3308 sayılı Mesleki Eğitim Kanunu, 5580 sayılı Özel Öğretim Kurumları Kanunu vb.) temelinde verilmektedir.
Course Provider: Organization
Course Provider Name: EKOL Denizcilik
Course Provider URL: https://ekoldenizcilik.com.tr/
Course Mode: Onsite
Course Workload: PT40H
Duration: PT5H
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