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Medical Forms
Recreational Classes
Use the medical form below, if requested by your instructor, and you’re taking a Recreational, Fundamentals, or Primer course from GUE. If you are taking a GUE class with the aim to enter Tech or Cave training in the next year or so, you should use the below TECH form instead (see next paragraph).
DAN/RSTC Medical-Statement-REC
DAN/RSTC Medical Guidance for the Physician
This is an industry-wide form that was updated in early 2021 due to COVID-19. The source of these forms is here – the links above reflect the 1-29-2021 version of the forms, which were most current at the time of this writing.
Tech, Cave or Rec 3 Classes
Use the medical form below, if requested by your instructor, if you are taking a Rec 3, Tech or Cave course from GUE. If you are taking a GUE class with the aim to enter Tech or Cave training in the next year or so, you should use this form instead of the REC form.
GUE Medical-Statement-TECH
TEMPORARY INSTRUCTIONS: Until GUE updates its Tech Medical Statement with the COVID-related changes, Tech and Cave students must get BOTH the REC and TECH forms signed, as we need your physician to see language that is on both.
Discover Diving
Non-certified divers doing a SCUBA experience with GUE, use the form below.
GUE Discover Diving Registration-Form
Dive Sites
COVID
Procedures and Forms for Clients
More information on Wet Rocks Diving’s COVID procedures are provided here. These procedures will be reviewed with you by your instructor.
For All Clients, Guidees, and Students: ***you must read this well before your event*** and will be required to sign to participate.
Wet Rocks Diving COVID-19 Procedures, Risk Acknowledgment, and Liability Release v2.4
A second document for Guidees and Coaching Clients Only:
Health Declaration and Statement of Understanding
Returning to Diving/Training Post-COVID Infection
If you have had COVID-19 or a positive COVID-19 test, please see THIS DAN DOCUMENT about returning to diving and the clearance requirements and timelines. At a minimum, you will medical clearance in order to train, even for mild/asymptomatic cases. The DAN document outlines the guidance that Wet Rocks Diving is following at this time. The forms needed are in this section above.
Even a mild case of COVID can have a serious impact on your (and your team’s) safety to dive. Read more about the after-effects of COVID Infections of divers in this DIVE Magazine article. One of the best solutions is time, which is why a post-infection surface interval is important. Further, return to your regular exercise routine (assuming you had a strenuous cardio routine pre-COVID, e.g. running, swimming, biking) may also be an important indicator; lower performance or greater effort needed post-COVID may indicate you have not fully recovered.
Furthermore, consider joining DAN’s “Return to Diving After COVID-19 Infection” study.
