Hands-on hyperbaric certification for clinicians and technicians who want to understand the science, operate with confidence, and build safer teams.
HBOTCertification.com provides National Hyperbaric Safety Association training.
We bring clinicians, technicians, and facility teams together to learn how hyperbaric science connects to the work they do every day. Our HCC and HCT courses combine structured instruction, practical chamber experience, and assessment.
Our focus is the healthcare setting: the person inside the chamber, the operator at the controls, and the team responsible for a safe environment.
Choose training that fits your responsibilities: clinical care, hands-on chamber operation, or online clinic safety leadership.
For clinicians and prescribers building their understanding of hyperbaric science and clinical decision-making. State regulations and your professional scope may affect which course is appropriate for you.
Build practical confidence through hands-on training with actual hyperbaric equipment, supported by instruction in safer chamber operation.
Put safety at the center of your clinic. Online training for the people responsible for leading a consistent hyperbaric safety program.
NHSA membership and board fees are separate from the listed course tuition. Contact our team to confirm eligibility, current fees, and the right course for your role. Training does not expand professional licensure or scope of practice.
Complete HCC or HCT registration at least 30 days before your course begins. Ask Hannah about your course and available discount.
A safe hyperbaric environment depends on the habits of the people running it. Learn how to recognize risks, prepare deliberately, communicate clearly, and respond as a team.
Learn why oxygen exposure changes fire risk, how ignition sources enter the environment, and why chamber entry checks matter. Our training emphasizes a strict no-electronics-in-the-chamber policy.
Work through preparation, prohibited-item screening, equipment checks, communication, and documentation before a session begins.
Build awareness of pressure-related concerns, oxygen exposure, patient communication, and the importance of promptly escalating concerns to the appropriate clinical professional.
Discuss team roles, power interruptions, emergency communication, and evacuation planning. Connect emergency preparation to the equipment and procedures used at your facility.
Understand the role of manufacturer instructions, cleaning, maintenance records, pre-use checks, and consistent operating procedures.
Explore NFPA 99 as a safety reference, the role of the safety director, staff training, and coordination with the authorities responsible for your facility.
Download our four-page Hyperbaric Facility Safety Checklist. Work through 44 practical checks for facility planning, equipment, patient preparation, and emergency readiness.
Use the checkboxes digitally or print them for your team. Educational planning aid; confirm requirements with your adopted code edition, manufacturer instructions, and local authority.
Build understanding through instruction, questions, and practical exercises in a working hyperbaric clinic.
Connect procedures and documentation to what your team needs to do before, during, and after chamber operation.
Study pressure, oxygen physiology, safety principles, and the questions that arise in daily practice.
Become familiar with chamber systems and the experience of communicating with someone inside.
Gas laws, partial pressure, physiology, and the principles of oxygen exposure.
Clinical applications, emerging research, and the distinction between evidence and claims.
Chamber operation, patient preparation, observation, and communication.
Course quizzes and a certification examination reinforce understanding.
National Hyperbaric Safety Association’s training manual brings your course reference into one practical resource to revisit as you continue learning.
Included with every training.
Your manual is included with HCC, HCT, Clinic Safety Director online training, and on-site training. Want an additional copy or a reference before you attend? Buy it separately on Amazon.
Four days in Scottsdale. HCC and HCT training runs 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Arizona time.
| Course dates | $250 early deadline | Location | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| November 5–8, 2026 | October 6, 2026 | Scottsdale, AZ | Register Now ↗ |
| January 28–31, 2027 | December 29, 2026 | Scottsdale, AZ | Register Now ↗ |
| March 18–21, 2027 | February 16, 2027 | Scottsdale, AZ | Register Now ↗ |
| April 15–18, 2027 | March 16, 2027 | Scottsdale, AZ | Register Now ↗ |
Select HCC, HCT, or Clinic Safety Director online training in our existing registration form and complete your application and payment.
Contact our team for additional dates, current availability, or training at your facility. Early-registration deadlines are 30 calendar days before the first day of class.
Dr. Borsand brings the perspective of a hyperbaric educator, clinic owner, and patient. His own experience receiving HBOT after a traumatic crush injury helped shape his commitment to hyperbaric education.
As an NHSA trainer, owner of RX-O2 Hyperbaric Clinics, and president of the Arizona Hyperbaric Society, he helps teams connect the science of hyperbarics with the practical work of running a safer facility.
Dr. Borsand does not hold a license to practice medicine and does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment. His role in this program is education and training.
Bring Dr. Borsand and his certified hyperbaric training team to your facility. Your staff learns together using your own equipment, connecting the course to the environment and routines they work with every day.
Business consultation and facility implementation support are also available. Ask about documentation, staff training, and emergency procedures.
Tell us about your facility, location, team size, chamber equipment, and preferred dates. We will follow up to discuss the course, scheduling, and an on-site training quote.
This inquiry starts the planning conversation. Individual trainees complete the shared training application when arrangements are confirmed.
Choosing a course is a professional decision. Here is what to know about training, certification, safety, tuition, and planning your visit.
HBOTCertification.com provides National Hyperbaric Safety Association training. This website helps you explore our courses, review upcoming dates, ask questions, and plan registration. NHSA is the training and certification organization identified in the course information.
Hyperbaric Certified Clinician (HCC) emphasizes hyperbaric science and clinical principles. Hyperbaric Certified Technician (HCT) emphasizes chamber operation, patient preparation, observation, and operational safety. Both in-person courses include classroom and practical learning. Your professional background and intended responsibilities help determine the right path.
HCC is designed for clinicians and prescribers. Your state regulations, professional license, and intended responsibilities may affect your course choice. Confirm eligibility before registering. Training does not expand your legal scope of practice.
Contact us with your background and goals. We can help you understand the appropriate course and any prerequisites before you register. Foundational science is connected to practical examples throughout the training.
Yes. Clinic Safety Director Online Training focuses on hyperbaric safety leadership, including fire prevention, facility responsibilities, team procedures, and emergency preparation. HCT provides hands-on technician training; CSD focuses on leading a clinic safety program.
The HCC and HCT courses are listed as 40-hour, four-day programs. Published class times are 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Arizona time. Review your registration instructions for the detailed schedule and attendance requirements.
Yes. The courses combine classroom learning with practical training involving monoplace and multiplace chambers. The focus is understanding equipment, preparation, observation, and safe operating practices.
Yes. The course includes quizzes and a certification examination. Ask our team for current assessment, attendance, passing-score, and retesting requirements before you register.
Ask us about the current CME option for your selected course, including the credit provider, eligible professions, credit amount, and any additional fee. Confirm that the credit meets your professional requirements before purchasing.
No. Training and certification do not confer medical licensure, expand your legal scope of practice, or replace the clinical oversight required for your role and location.
Use the access instructions supplied after your registration is approved. If you cannot locate them, call 480-685-9022 or contact the training team through the form below.
Hyperbaric work combines pressure, oxygen, equipment, and patient care responsibilities. The program emphasizes preparation, fire prevention, observation, communication, emergency readiness, and consistent operating routines.
The training addresses facility safety principles and NFPA 99 as a reference. Your facility must also consider the adopted code edition, manufacturer instructions, equipment, and requirements established by the applicable authorities. Course completion is not a facility inspection or compliance approval.
Our training emphasizes a strict no-electronics-in-the-chamber policy. Phones, tablets, battery-powered accessories, and other personal electronics stay outside. Follow the training facility’s screening instructions and chamber-entry procedures.
Yes. Dr. Borsand and his certified hyperbaric training team can come to your facility and provide the course using your own equipment. Submit an on-site inquiry with your location, team size, equipment, and preferred dates so we can discuss logistics and a quote.
Listed tuition is $2,500 for HCC, $2,250 for HCT, and $1,000 for Clinic Safety Director Online Training. The NHSA Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Training Manual is included with every training. NHSA membership and board fees are separate from HCC and HCT tuition. Review the application for your registration total.
Complete your HCC or HCT registration at least 30 calendar days before the first day of your selected course. The discount deadline is tied to the course date. For the November 5, 2026 course, the early-registration deadline is October 6, 2026.
The National Hyperbaric Safety Association’s Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Training Manual is included with every training. Additional copies can be purchased separately using the Amazon link in the featured manual section.
Our Scottsdale training takes place at RX-O2 Hyperbaric Clinic, 9035 E Pima Center Parkway, Suite 11, Scottsdale, Arizona. Confirm your course location in your registration details before arranging travel.
Contact the training team as soon as your plans change. Ask for the cancellation, transfer, and refund terms that apply to your registration before paying. Availability and any applicable fees must be confirmed by the team.
Ask about eligibility, course dates, tuition, or training for your team. Include your preferred course and date in your message so we can help you take the next step.
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