Performance-Based First Aid Leadership: A Focused, 3-Day NAUI–DAN Workshop

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Performance-Based First Aid Leadership: A Focused, 3-Day NAUI–DAN Workshop

A concentrated, performance-based workshop that trains diving leaders to teach NAUI First Aid—covering demonstration-quality CPR and First Aid skills, teaching methodology, and final teaching evaluations.

Performance-Based First Aid Leadership: A Focused, 3-Day NAUI–DAN Workshop.

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Location
Las Vegas
Operator
NAUI Services Group
Category
Workshop
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Join the NAUI Powered by DAN First Aid Leadership Workshop for an immersive three-day program designed for diving leaders who want to teach NAUI First Aid – Powered by DAN courses. The workshop emphasizes demonstration-quality First Aid and CPR skills, instruction in teaching methodology, and final teaching evaluations in a performance-based setting where credentials must be earned.

Highlights

Workshop Highlights

THE TRAINING

Hands-on First Aid & CPR Mastery

Day 1 is devoted to achieving demonstration-quality First Aid and CPR skills, with a focus on performance standards and practical, hands-on drills that establish the baseline competence required to teach.

THE PEDAGOGY

Teaching Methodology & Course Implementation

Day 2 covers methods to teach and administer NAUI First Aid programs, providing attendees with instructional techniques and guidance on implementing courses effectively.

THE EVALUATION

Final Teaching Evaluations and Credentials

Day 3 centers on final teaching evaluations: candidates work with Examiner(s) to demonstrate the skills and instructional ability required to earn First Aid Instructor credentials.

What the day feels like

What the Workshop Feels Like

Across three intensive days participants move from skill demonstration (Day 1) to classroom and methodology practice (Day 2), culminating in live teaching evaluations (Day 3). The environment is performance-based and focused on producing instructors able to deliver NAUI First Aid – Powered by DAN courses to professional standards.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this workshop is for — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Diving LeadersIdeal for diving leaders who wish to teach NAUI First Aid courses; the curriculum is built specifically for leaders seeking instructional credentials.
2
Prospective First Aid InstructorsA direct fit for candidates aiming to become First Aid Instructors: the workshop includes final teaching evaluations and Examiner-led assessments.
3
Non-NAUI AttendeesNon-NAUI members may attend; the workshop is offered as a DAN course option for those outside NAUI membership.
4
Casual Divers or General PublicNot primarily aimed at casual divers seeking a basic refresher—this is an intensive, performance-based instructor workshop rather than a simple first-aid seminar.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Schedule

Three-day workshop on November 8–10, running 9:00 am to 5:00 pm each day.

Location & Venue

Sessions take place at the Orange County Convention Center, Room W304H.

What to Bring

Organizers do not list specific personal equipment; expect classroom-based instruction and skills demonstrations in a performance-based format. Credentials are earned through demonstrated performance.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

When and how long is the workshop?

The First Aid Leadership Workshop is a three-day event held November 8–10, running 9:00 am to 5:00 pm daily.

Where is the workshop held?

The workshop takes place at the Orange County Convention Center in Room W304H.

Who can attend the workshop?

The workshop is intended for diving leaders who wish to teach NAUI First Aid courses; non-NAUI members may also attend the workshop as a DAN course.

What topics and activities are covered?

The program covers demonstration-quality First Aid and CPR skills, teaching methodology and course implementation, and final teaching evaluations to assess instructor readiness.

Are credentials awarded at the workshop?

All courses and workshops are performance-based; credentials must be earned through demonstration and evaluation during the workshop.

How are instructor candidates evaluated?

Candidates work with Examiner(s) who evaluate First Aid Instructor candidates as they demonstrate the required teaching and first-aid skills.