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Maritime medical training encompasses a range of qualifications from the ENG1 Seafarer Medical Certificate to first aid and Medical Care courses required for senior officers. The ENG1 is the MCA Seafarer Medical Certificate, issued by MCA-approved doctors, confirming a seafarer is medically fit for sea service. It costs approximately £100 to £150 and is valid for two years, or one year for seafarers over 55 or with certain conditions. Medical First Aid (MFA) is an STCW advanced first aid qualification required for deck officers on SOLAS vessels. Medical Care (STCW A-VI/4-2) is a higher-level qualification for the person designated to provide medical care aboard a ship without a doctor. Medical training providers often offer all these courses alongside ENG1 referrals, making it convenient to complete medical requirements in one place.
The ENG1 is the MCA Seafarer Medical Certificate, mandatory for all professional crew working on commercial vessels. It confirms you are medically fit for sea service and must be renewed every two years.
An ENG1 medical examination typically costs between £100 and £150, depending on the doctor and location.
Medical First Aid is an STCW qualification (A-VI/4-1) required for deck officers on SOLAS vessels. It extends beyond EFA to cover assessment and treatment of injuries and illness at sea.
Medical Care (STCW A-VI/4-2) is required for the person designated to provide medical care aboard a vessel without a doctor — a requirement for senior deck officers on many commercial ships.
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