Booking Your Diving Medical
Before You Book
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE ARE NOT CURRENTLY ACCEPTING BOOKINGS FOR HSE MEDICALS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
In quite a few cases additional information / documentation / examinations may be required, which could mean that you will not receive a decision regarding your fitness on the day. Please take this into account when booking a medical, ensuring that there remains ample time between your medical and your planned dive trip.
Our Doctors will not sign medical declarations by post and you will have to attend an appointment in person. You can book a medical by using our online booking tool or by telephone. However, before you book, please read the following advice on getting ready for your medical.
Preparing For Your Medical
The first step is to complete a pre-medical questionnaire:
- BSAC
- PADI
For recreational and sportdiving medicals (BSAC, PADI, etc.) if you answer YES to having any of the conditions listed, you WILL need to undergo a medical examination. Otherwise you are able to self-certify without being examined.
For Divers Requiring Medical Examination
Commercial divers will need to have to get the questionnaire signed AND stamped by their GP and bring this with them on the day of the medical. If you do not have the signed and stamped questionnaire with you on the day of the medical, we will not be able to proceed.
BSAC / PADI / Recreational divers must also bring the completed medical questionnaire – however, it is NOT necessary to have it signed and stamped by a GP.
Examination of both your ear canals and drums will form part of the medical. If you are aware that you have wax in your ear canal, please arrange an ear syringing with your GP. If wax is found to be obstructing view of your ear drums, then you will have to return at a later date once your ear wax has been removed.