Catalina Hyperbaric Chamber

[Catalina Chamber]

The USC Catalina Hyperbaric Chamber has set up and account on Dive Matrix to communicate to its members.

The USC Catalina Hyperbaric Chamber is dedicated to the promotion of underwater diving safety and treatment of Southern California diving casualties and is part of the University of Southern California, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization:

• The USC Catalina Hyperbaric Chamber's primary mission is the treatment of scuba diving casualties, and to this end the organization maintains the chamber facility and ensures crew availability 24 hours-a-day, 365 days-a-year
  
  
• The USC Catalina Hyperbaric Chamber provides educational programs focused on the promotion of underwater diving safety
  
  
• The USC Catalina Hyperbaric Chamber gathers information on diving casualties and standard diving practices, and reports unbiased information to the diving communities
  
  
• The USC Catalina Hyperbaric Chamber is a hyperbaric research facility available for underwater diving research projects to improve diving safety and test equipment

[Mo2vation]

Several of our members are / have volunteered at the chamber over the years. I've been there on Chamber Day probably half-a-dozen times now and I know several diving friends who have been there for treatment over the years.

I couldn't be more pleased of the work you guys do. I'm very glad you're here.

Welcome.


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Ken

[I_AM]

Karl,
good job

Alberto

[Fish Eater]

Thanks for all that you are doing.

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[ScubaSam]

Hi, Karl. It was a great event Wednesday night and it was great to meet you. Let me refresh your memory, we were standing in front of the aquarium you placed a call to Tom at the Chamber and handed your cell phone to me.

My parting words to you were, Good bye, troublemaker.

[drbill]

Karl, great news on the final tally for the event. Happy to have contributed in a very small way. However, I hope I never need your life saving services there at the other end of the island!