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TravCon is proud to give you Contact Hours for attending eligible presentations
To ensure you receive all possible CE credits, scan your badge as you enter every session.
Radiology & Sonography must scan into each ASRT eligible session.
2026 Attendees: An email has been sent to you with the link to complete an evaluation and retrieve your certificate, please check junk or spam. Certificates will become available after your evaluation has been completed.
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FAQ
You are eligible for continuing education credits for the conference upon fulfilling the following requirements:
- Scanning your badge upon entry to each session.
- Attending the entire course/conference.
- Completing an online evaluation.
Please make sure to scan your badge at each educational session you attend. Scans in the exhibit hall will not be counted. If you forget to scan or experience technical issues with your badge or the scanner, visit the registration desk, and we’ll assist you in manually recording your attendance. Following the conference, if you attended the sessions but did not receive your certificate email, please submit form via buttons above.
Sorry, partial credit of a day will not be awarded Contact Hours.
Details per Specialty
TGN Communities LLC d/b/a Travcon is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. ANCC credits are accepted in all states.
Traveler Success BootCamp: 7 Contact Hours
Basic Medical Spanish – 5 Contact Hours
Intermediate Medical Spanish: 4 Contact Hours
Main Conference Mon/Tues: 14 Contact Hours (7 hours each day)
Continuing Competency Units (CCUs) are approved through the Physical Therapy Board of California.
Traveler Success BootCamp: 7 Contact Hours
Basic Medical Spanish: 5 Contact Hours
Intermediate Medical Spanish: 4 Contact Hours
Main Conference Mon/Tues: 14 Contact Hours (7 hours each day)
TravCon is an AOTA Approved Provider of professional development. PD activity approval ID numbers as listed below for each course. These live activities are offered at the CEUs as listed below, introductory, professional issues, foundational knowledge. The assignment of AOTA CEUs does not imply endorsement of specific course content, products, or clinical procedures by AOTA
CEUs are awarded based upon attendance, confirmed by badge scan, and completion of post-course evaluations for the following TravCon sessions:
Traveler Success Bootcamp (Sunday): PD approval ID#10055, 0.7 CEUs (7 contact hours)
TravCon-Medical Spanish for Healthcare Professionals-Basic: PD approval ID#13846, 0.5 CEUs (5 contact hours)
TravCon-Medical Spanish for Healthcare Professionals-Intermediate: PD approval ID#10167, 0.4 CEUs (4 contact hours)
TravCon 2025 (Mon & Tues): PD approval ID#13848, 1.4 CEUs (0.7 CEUs/7 contact hours per day)
Continuing Education Credits for Radiology Techs are approved through the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) for Category A continuing education credits.
CEs are awarded on a PER SESSION basis. 38 main conference sessions have been approved by ASRT, in addition to Traveler Success BootCamp & Medical Spanish courses.
Traveler Success BootCamp: Reference #DEZ02030002, 5.25 Contact Hours
Beginner Medical Spanish: Reference #DEZ02050004, 5.75 Contact Hours
Intermediate Medical Spanish: Reference #DEZ02040003, 4.25 Contact Hours
Individual Main Conference Sessions Mon/Tue (each requires a separate scan):
- Cognitive Resilience: Brain Health Strategies to Reduce Dementia Risk
- Optimizing Airway, Ventilation, & Oxygenation
- Humanitarian opportunities for traveling clinicians.
- 50 Top Technologies in Healthcare in 50 Minutes
- Noah's Ark Gone Bad - Animal Envenomations
- Strong on Shift: The 4 Pillars to Stay Energized, Fit, and BurnoutFree
- From Burnout to Belonging: The Power of the Travel Community
- Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: A Traveler's Journey to Confidence
- Killer in Scrubs: Serial Murder in Healthcare
- Clinical Intuition: How to Trust Your Gut
- Moral Distress: Experiencing Ethical Challenges as a Traveler
- Toxic Truths: Lessons from Historic Poisoning Cases
- Resuscitation Updates 2026
- How to Grieve Your Patient
- Leadership Development for Travelers: Building Capacity, Confidence and Sustainability
- You Decided to Travel: Now What?
- Comedy on Contract: How Travelers Can Use Humor to Thrive Anywhere
- The Moments That Shaped Me (KEYNOTE ADDRESS)
- Just 13 Weeks: Performance, Boundaries, and Nervous System Regulation for Travel Healthcare Professionals
- Rest on the Road: Practice Rest as a Traveling Professional
- MRI Safety: Why It Matters Beyond the MRI Technologis
- Not Your Savior: Breaking Up With the Martyr Mindset in Healthcare
- Calm in the Chaos: Mastering Patient Conflict in the Healthcare Environment
- Fit for Care: The Vital Role of Fitness in Travelers' Lives
- Holistic Healing: Understanding Culture and Religion in Clinical Practice
- Allied Travel Trends
- When One Patient Becomes Two: Care of the Traumatically Injured Pregnant Patient
- State of the Travel Market: Where we have been and where are going
- Endocrine Emergencies Travelers Need to Know
- The Trauma Diamond of Death: A Deeper Look
- Allied Travel Trends
- Health Insurance Options for Traveling Professionals
- Tax Basics for Travelers
- Per Diems & Reimbursements
- Multi-State Taxation
- Financial Wellness on the Road: Maximizing Stipends with Travel Rewards and Loyalty Programs
- Retirement Planning for Travel Professionals
- Resuscitation Updates 2026
- Holistic Healing: Understanding Culture and Religion in Clinical Practice
- You Decided to Travel: Now What?
- Leadership Development for Travelers
- Independent Contracting: A Different Pathway— The Future of Work in Healthcare
- Per Diems & Reimbursements
- Multi-State Taxation
- New Tax Laws, Trends, & Independent Contracting
- Stump the Tax Pro: Open Q&A Forum
- Moral Distress Experiencing Ethical Challenges as a Traveler
- When one patient becomes two - Care of the traumatically injured pregnant patient
- Killer in Scrubs: Serial Murder in Healthcare
- Humanitarian Opportunities for Traveling Clinicians
- 50 Top Technologies in Healthcare in 50 Minutes
- Negotiation Tips & Tricks
- Financial Wellness The Power of Budgeting
Continuing Education Certificates will be provided for all other professions. It is up to the individual to submit to their licensing board of choice.
Traveler Success BootCamp: 7 Contact Hours
Basic Medical Spanish: 5 Contact Hours
Intermediate Medical Spanish: 4 Contact Hours
Main Conference Mon/Tues: 12 Contact Hours (6 hours each day)