Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine
Divers Alert Network Asia-Pacific
Divers Alert Network Japan
European Diving Technology Committee
Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine
Divers Alert Network Asia-Pacific
Divers Alert Network Japan
European Diving Technology Committee
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URL: http://gtuem.praesentiert-ihnen.de/tools/literaturdb/project2_en/login.php
Username: gtuem
Password: bop22c3
Hyperbaric Medicine Units – Australia
Submarine and Underwater Medicine Unit- East |
Duty Doctor: 0408 480 238 SMA: CMDR Tenille Chapman 02 9494 7457 |
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Department of Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine |
Page Duty Doctor via POWH switch |
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Hyperbaric Service |
Page Duty Doctor via AH switch |
Dr Ian Millar |
Department of Diving & Hyperbaric Medicine Royal Hobart Hospital |
Page Duty Doctor via RHH switch
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Dr Juan Carlos Ascencio-Lane |
Wesley Centre for Hyperbaric Medicine |
Duty Doctor via RCC Reception |
Dr Keyoren Fernandes |
Hyperbaric Medicine Unit |
Duty Doctor via RBWH switch |
Dr David Kramer |
Hyperbaric Medicine Unit PO Box 670, IMB 34 |
Duty Doctor via TTH switch Nurse Station: 07 4433 2087 E: |
Dr Helen McCool |
Department of Diving & Hyperbaric Medicine Royal Hobart Hospital |
Page Duty Doctor via RHH switch
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Dr Juan Carlos Ascencio-Lane |
Hyperbaric Medicine Unit |
Duty Doctor via RAH switch |
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Department of Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine |
Duty Doctor via FSH switch |
Dr Ian Gawthrope |
Submarine and Underwater Medicine Unit- West |
Duty Doctor call via: Officer-in-charge: Leut Patrick Owens Ph: 08 9553 5166 |
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Diver Emergency Service |
Ph: 1800 088 200 (within Australia) |
Hyperbaric Medicine Units – New Zealand
Slark Hyperbaric Unit |
Medical Director: Dr Chris Sames |
Prof Simon Mitchell |
Hyperbaric Medicine Unit |
Out-of-hours calls: +64-(0)3-364 0640 (Christchurch Hospital Switchboard) |
Dr Nicky van der Hulst |
Situations vacant in Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine.
There are not positions available at this time.
The first Diplomas by examination were awarded in 1975 to Chris Acott, Gavin Dawson and John Knight. The requirements for the Diploma now include six months diving or hyperbaric medicine experience and appear in every issue of the SPUMS Journal.
By late 1974 it had become clear that neither of the two universities in New South Wales would be interested in sponsoring a diploma as they had just divested themselves of such things and were only going to issue degrees. So SPUMS took the brave step of issuing it's own diploma of Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine. This was the first non-naval certification of diving medical competence and for many years the only post-graduate qualification. The foundation diplomats included; Jimmy How of the Republic of Singapore Navy, as well as Geoff Bayliss, Carl Edmonds, Rex Gray, Chris Lowry, Bob Thomas and Ian Unsworth, for the Society has been international since its inception.
Other overseas Foundation Diplomats were Drs' Kee Peng Leong, Tai Lung Ho, Made Subrata, Harijonto Mahdi, Hartono and Gene Chan. Originally the requirements for the diploma by examination were the two RANSUM courses and the PHH course and a treatise suitable for publication. All the foundation diplomats had at least two years experience in diving.
The South Pacific Underwater Medicine Society (SPUMS) was founded on 03 May 1971 in the wardroom of HMAS PENGUIN. The founding members of SPUMS were Carl Edmonds, Bob Thomas, Douglas Walker, Ian Unsworth, and Cedric Deal and they were joined by approximately 20 others as "charter members".
Please find a potted history of SPUMS below.
To see what we were up to, each year is a link to the more detail and information on academic meetings held, publications and details of the SPUMS Membership. We hope to bring you images from past ASMs. Alternatively download a full copy here.