California Aquatic Management School (CAMS)
October 13-15, 2021
Granlibakken, Tahoe City
Hosted by the CPRS Aquatics Section
The California Aquatic Management School (CAMS) was formed in 2001 by a group of dedicated Aquatic Section leaders with a vision to conduct a premiere training for aquatic professionals. CAMS will offer networking opportunities as well as nationally recognized speakers discussing topics such as legislation, staff training, staff performance, facility design, program enhancements, emergency preparation, aquatic hot topics and much more. When you attend CAMS you can expect a 3-day experience like no other conference ever attended.
Join us for discussion on topics such as legislation, staff training, staff performance, facility design, program enhancements, emergency preparation, aquatic hot topics and much more. When you attend CAMS you can expect a 3-day experience like no other conference ever attended.
Our History: The California Aquatic Management School (CAMS) was formed in 2001 by a group of dedicated Aquatic Section leaders with a vision to conduct a premiere training for aquatic professionals. And sustainability is our goal--17 years later this training event is still relevant.
Registration is now closed.
Check out the CAMS brochure for more details.
Special Pre-Conference Session with Shawn DeRosa
Wednesday, October 13 from 1-4pm
The Jury is Out, so YOU be the Judge!
Using detailed fact patterns and case studies, you will discuss key elements in aquatic injury claims. What is the standard of care? Where do we find it? Are there aquatic standards or do we rely more heavily on industry best practices? Do the same standards apply to pools as to beaches? Do the standards apply equally in all situations? Learn to evaluate aquatic claims as would an expert, by reviewing facts and data and comparing the same to the standard of care. Working in groups, you will discuss actual cases; identify applicable standards; weigh the evidence; arrive at an opinion and defend your opinion to the group. Participants will leave with a better understanding of how the various puzzle pieces of evidence fit together in an attempt to paint a picture of what really happened during an incident. Some pieces of the puzzle may be missing, but in the end there’s likely to be enough to create a masterpiece.
*Additional registration fee to attend
For additional information about the training event, please contact:
Teri deRosier
916-405-5605
Jenni Worsham
714-593-4447