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Newbie BootCamp
This one day pre-conference workshop covers what it takes, what’s involved and how to get started as a traveling healthcare professional. Designed for those dreaming about traveling, those just starting their traveling career, and those that want to fill in the gaps in their understanding of the basics.
Whether you have been working in your position for 5 or 25 years, healthcare travelers have a unique set of challenges unrelated to their clinical skills. This workshop provides the essentials of traveling as a healthcare professional, giving the attendee the framework necessary to fully engage in the main conference sessions. This workshop is highly recommended for anyone interested in, or relatively new to healthcare traveling.
Sessions Include:
- Pros & Cons: What is Traveling Like? From the perspective of two career travelers.
- Basics of Pay: What are you Worth? Breaking down the pay structure of a traveler.
- Secrets to Finding the Right Healthcare Travel Agencies.
- Submission Process & Interviews: Very different from what you’re used to!
- The Credentialing Process: Understanding what goes on behind the scenes
- Resource to Know: Websites, Chat Groups, Apps, and everything in-between to help you on the road.
- Expert Traveler Panel Q&A
A networking lunch is included, and the day is wrapped up with a fun cocktail reception from 4:15-6:30pm to give you time to connect with your new traveler friends! Experienced recruiters from our Platinum Sponsors will be available to answer any questions you have along the way.
Provides 7 Contact Hrs for RNs & most disciplines
Instructors: Multiple
$79 – TravCon Attendees with bundle ticket
$119 – General Public
by Cynthia Kinnas , Cyndi Weiss , Dylan Callier , Phil Light , Laura Latimer
Sept 13th
9-6:30pm
Platinum Room

60 in 60: Updated for 2020
Update yourself with a fast-paced evidence-based whirlwind of 60 updates & clinical pearls. A not-to-miss presentation.
The quick & dirty on what’s new & current in your practice. Multidisciplinary.
by Landon Graham James
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Certification
Renew your ACLS while at the conference! 2 hr sessions are available throughout Mon & Tues.
Instructor: National Institute for Healthcare Education
$132 online (prior to arrival)
$89 skill session (at conference)
The online portion must be completed prior to arrival – please arrive with printed certificate in hand. The instructor will be conducting the Skills Sessions (Parts 2 & 3) only. This is a quick, convenient, and LOW STRESS way for you to stay current on these certifications. Printed cards will be issued at end of course. This blended learning for ACLS, PALS, or BLS is per AHA rules open to ALL new, expired, or renewing students.
You can do the online portion at your own pace – stretch it out over an evening or even several days if you want – then you’ll spend less time in a classroom for the Skills Session review and checkoff – and you’re done! This is especially recommended for those who suffer from test anxiety because you can repeat the online scenarios and final exam until you pass, and the instructor will make sure you know what you need to know to pass the skills portion.
by Linnea Stonebraker
Sept 14th & 15th
Multiple Sessions
Palace Rooms 1-3 in Bally's Conference Center

AHA HeartCode Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Certification
Renew your PALS while at the conference! 3 hr sessions are available throughout Mon & Tues.
Instructor: National Institute for Healthcare Education
$132 online (prior to arrival)
$109 skill session (at conference)
The online portion must be completed prior to arrival – please arrive with printed certificate in hand. The instructor will be conducting the Skills Sessions (Parts 2 & 3) only. This is a quick, convenient, and LOW STRESS way for you to stay current on these certifications. Printed cards will be issued at end of course. This blended learning for ACLS, PALS, or BLS is per AHA rules open to ALL new, expired, or renewing students.
You can do the online portion at your own pace – stretch it out over an evening or even several days if you want – then you’ll spend less time in a classroom for the Skills Session review and checkoff – and you’re done! This is especially recommended for those who suffer from test anxiety because you can repeat the online scenarios and final exam until you pass, and the instructor will make sure you know what you need to know to pass the skills portion.
by Linnea Stonebraker
Sept 14th & Sept 15th
Multiple Sessions
Palace Rooms 1-3 in Bally's Conference Center

Allied Traveler Kick-off and Networking
A power hour of powerful connection, networking, & professional development for allied health positions.
Learn effective networking strategies, put them in action, & meet your amazing fellow allied professionals.
by Ali Jaffery
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Arterial Blood Gas Interpretation for the ABG Challenged
Uncompensated respiratory alkalosis. Does this seem like Greek to you? Would you finally like to feel comfortable with ABGs? This session will provide you with an easy-to-understand overview of the pathophysiology of arterial blood glasses, as well as a unique method for interpreting blood gases.
Participants will also be able to apply knowledge learned through various case studies.
by Jeff Solheim
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Autism: Caring for People on the Spectrum
Nearly every healthcare professional cares for patients with autism spectrum disorder. Learn to recognize it and improve your care with them.
Many people with ASD have challenging behaviors, which often include verbal and physical aggression. These situations can be a source of distress for patients, family members, and healthcare professionals. Dr Otty will discuss barriers to effective care and identify best practices that can make caring for the patient with ASD more comfortable for you and your patient.
by Robyn Otty
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification
Renew your AHA BLS while at the conference! 1 hr sessions are available throughout Mon & Tues.
Instructor: National Institute for Healthcare Education
$29 online (prior to arrival)
$39 skill session (at conference)
Registrations are due in advance so we have enough instructors available
The online portion must be completed prior to arrival – please arrive with printed certificate in hand. The instructor will be conducting the Skills Sessions (Parts 2 & 3) only. This is a quick, convenient, and LOW STRESS way for you to stay current on these certifications. Printed cards will be issued at end of course. This blended learning for ACLS, PALS, or BLS is per AHA rules open to ALL new, expired, or renewing students.
You can do the online portion at your own pace – stretch it out over an evening or even several days if you want – then you’ll spend less time in a classroom for the Skills Session review and checkoff – and you’re done! This is especially recommended for those who suffer from test anxiety because you can repeat the online scenarios and final exam until you pass, and the instructor will make sure you know what you need to know to pass the skills portion.
by Linnea Stonebraker
Sept 14th & 15th
Multiple Sessions
Palace Rooms 1-3, Bally's Conference Center

Bill Rate Breakdown
Demystifying the bill and pay rate structure. Where does all the money go?
This session will provide the learner with a clear view of the simple mathematical formulas and variables employed by healthcare travel companies in structuring a contract. This is a crucial part of any traveler’s basic training.
by Sheldon Arora
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Body Art Gone Wrong: Medical Implications of Body Modification.
As body modification becomes more commonplace in the United States, more and more individuals will be seeking healthcare with various forms of modifications. These modifications may have numerous medical implications that must be considered when providing care.
This session will look at various complications associated with both tattoos and piercings as well as medical implications of both of these forms of body modification. Participants will also learn methods for removing common forms of jewelry.
by Jeff Solheim
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Certified Emergency Nurse (CEN) Review Course
This course is a review of emergency nursing designed to assist the participant in successfully obtaining CEN certification.
This is an add-on option to your TravCon conference ticket. This is a two day course instructed by Solheim Enterprises.
Cost: $99
CE Credits: 14
Sept 12th & Sept 13th
9:00am- 6:00pm both days
Bronze 2

Changing Lanes: How Healthcare Travel Can Relieve Burnout
Research shows that 35-54% of nurses and allied health providers are experiencing significant symptoms of burnout, and the struggles of the COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t helped those numbers. If you’re feeling burned out and ready for a change, healthcare travel could be for you!
Burnout can be triggered by many things: workplace bullying, ineffective leaders, inadequate staffing, or simply a toxic, unhealthy work environment. During this focused, informational session, listeners learn about the role healthcare travel can play in reigniting their passion and how that positive influence can be sustained to avoid burnout in the future.
by Anna Rodriguez
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Clinical Excellence as a Traveler
For a long time we have been passionate about both travel and premier level patient care. Unfortunately there is a longstanding stereotype that the two are mutually exclusive.
In this talk we explain how things are rapidly changing and how allied practitioners of all sorts can join in the revolution!
by Ellen & Stephen Stockhausen
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Creating a side hustle by teaching a ACLS & BLS
Would-be entrepreneurs! Get true freedom from operating your own business and be a blessing to your community.
Learn how to start and operate a Safety Training Center Business including becoming an AHA Training Site for BLS & ACLS certification classes.
by Linnea Stonebraker
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Death Row: What We Can Learn from Nurse Serial Killers – Five case studies
Serial killers who also happen to be healthcare providers are almost vanishingly rare. But they exist.
Gina Carbino, BSN, RN, CEN, CPEN, CCRN, PCCN, SANE-A discusses the motives, methods, and psychological pathology behind five cases where those we trust the most, with whom we feel safest, have killed.
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Explaining VMS/MSP and What they mean for You
VMS? MSP? What are these and why should you care? Well, your assignment is very likely controlled by one of these mysterious entities.
Kathy Kohnke will explain what they are, the role they have in the industry, and how these companies are controlling how much money you (and the agencies that employs you) can put in the bank.
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Financial Health
"If you’re like many travelers, you’ve neglected your own retirement planning. This expert presentation will give you the tools necessary to make the best choices when playing “catch up” with your retirement plans. Joseph turns a complicated problem into simple steps toward financial security for healthcare travelers."
Healthcare travelers are notoriously late in planning for their financial future. Travelers are often not included in long-term employer-sponsored retirement programs. Learn the steps and strategies travelers need to adopt to properly prepare for retirement.
by Joseph Reinke
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Health Insurance Options for Travelers
The Good, Bad and Ugly of health insurance options for travelers. I'll compare Insurance offered through the travel agency to private insurance and ObamaCare. No one insurance policy is right for everyone. Attendees will get the scoop on all of the options available to them.
by Shari Daniel
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Housing Panel
Securing suitable housing is a necessary component of the healthcare travel process. This expert panel will discuss options available to healthcare travelers for finding and securing safe, affordable housing while working away from home.
There have never been so many housing options for travelers as there are today. Learn from the experts how to find that safe, affordable, and comfortable nest to land in after a long shift.
by Julia Kuhn
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

How to Ace the Interview
This lecture will give attendees key strategies that a healthcare traveler needs for a winning resume and interview.
Learn how to write everything in two pages or less and look AMAZING. Learn what to say and how to say it during the interview.
by Sarah K. Wells
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Human Trafficking
Did you know that human trafficking wasn't illegal in the US until 2000? And it's much more prevalent than you might think - come learn how to recognize it, and what you can do about it.
The United States, along with Mexico and the Philippines, was ranked one of the world’s worst places for human trafficking in 2018. Every healthcare worker, in every department and specialty, has the potential to be the first professional to come in contact with victims of human trafficking. Learn how to recognize the signs and, more importantly, how to correctly intervene to save someone from a cruel and inhumane life.
Day TBD
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Location TBD

Independent Contracting
Many travelers are thinking about going independent and forming their own one-person staffing agency. We will explore benefits and the baggage to help make the right choice.
Working as an Independent Contractor is a basic part of the “Gig Economy” and there are opportunities for healthcare providers when the right pieces of the puzzle are in place. We will explore the basics of self-employment / contracting vs working as an employee, the additional filing requirements, an introduction to entities (LLC, S Corp etc.), and the regulatory hurdles involved.
by Joseph Smith
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Industry Trends in Allied Health
What changes are we seeing in the travel healthcare industry in 2020 and beyond? In this session we will cover:
The Good- There is still a market for us- and SLP jobs are even on the rise.
The Bad- PDPM & PDGM and their effects- a highly competitive therapy market with near decimation of the PTA and COTA fields.
And the Future- The rise of instant universal applications.
by Erica Harvitt
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Infectious Disease Update
Did you know that evidence suggests that SARS-CoV-2, MERS-CoV, and the original SARS-CoV all originated in bats? SARS-CoV then spread from infected civets to people, while MERS-CoV spreads through infected dromedary camels to people. What are the facts?
This update will bring you up to date on these and other infectious diseases and provide an overview on infectious diseases that clinicians might encounter in their practice. Aside from Covid-19, we’ll talk about Malaria, Zika virus, Dengue Fever, Typhoid, Schistosomiasis & guinea worm.
by Aaron Highfill
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Laughing with Healthcare Professionals **KEYNOTE**
Brenda is an international speaker, author & comedian. Embracing 40 with gusto, Brenda began her comedy, writing, and speaking career, and found a message using humor that resonates with every audience she meets.
Brenda understands first-hand the struggles of not enough hours in the day, parenting, owning a business, cancer, weight loss, weight gain, and the havoc all these challenges can create with self-esteem, health, serenity, and mismatched socks. “Balance,” she says, is “overrated!” Her philosophy is to “find something to laugh about so everything’s easier to get through!” Brenda’s stories are filled with hope, hilarity, healing; encouraging audiences to embrace their lives in this moment with all its imperfections while daring to envision more. Brenda is also an award-winning author of 5 books about health and humor.”
Tuesday
4pm
Platinum Room

Medical Spanish Intensive
Have you thought about learning Spanish? Would you like to be able to speak medical basics with patients? No prior knowledge of Spanish is required!
Health care professionals who can speak conversational and basic Spanish phrases to Spanish–speaking patients can improve patient satisfaction, decrease communication errors and potentially avoid medical errors. Learn the basics you’ve always wanted to know to get you through your shifts. This is a 7 hour intensive that gives you lots of time to practice so you can walk out ready to ‘Habla’!
Instructed by Tracey Long RN, PhD, MSN, CCRN.
Cost: Included in Medical Bundle Ticket or $119 al la cart
CE Credits: 7
2 intensives available: Sunday 9-5pm & Wednesday (repeated)
by Tracey Long
Sept 13th & Sept 16th
9:00am- 5:00pm
Bronze 3&4

Monet and Medicine
Healthcare professionals can improve their personal safety and physical assessment skills by learning how to become more aware of sensory cues by practicing with famous works of art.
Dr. Long is one of our most highly reviewed presenters. Travelers will benefit by learning how to improve their assessment skills so they can work at their highest level in any travel assignment.
by Tracey Long
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Multi State & International Taxes
The most difficult part of your tax filings might not be the IRS, but all the states you journey through. See how states tax your income and use your tax data to validate your practice license.
Coming from another country to work temporarily in the US? Working in another country or a US Territory? There is a lot more to your filing than you might expect!
by Joseph Smith
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Navigating Lab Licensure
Laboratory professionals have their own, state-specific licensing requirements. This session will sort it all out for you so you'll know what's needed in your destination state.
by Norma Bivona
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Negotiating when working with multiple companies
If your goal is to feel confident that you are getting paid the most you can, this is the talk to go to. It’s not about luck. It’s simple, step by step actions to take each time you get a job offer. There is no magic number that can tell you YES this is great pay. Each state, season, and hospital may have different bill rates to offer so you have to know how to work with a few agencies at once and compare offers in a different way than you are used to.
Mastering this will give you peace of mind and better communication skills with all of your recruiters. This presentation uses simple language and gives you clear action to take with you!
by Laura Latimer
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) Certification
This class is for re-certification for those that are current (or who have expired) & are currently working in an area that requires it (delivery & care of newborns).
Instructor: Patricia Pitts, RNC-OB
$35 – Online Cert (Prior to Arrival)
$89 – Hands on Session (at conference)
The Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) offers education based on the 2010 American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)/American Heart Association (AHA) “Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation & Emergency Cardiovascular Care: Neonatal Resuscitation Guidelines.”
It is designed for any healthcare professional involved in the delivery and care of newborns. This class is for recertification for those that are current or who have expired and currently working in an area that requires it . For those people who have never taken NRP, or do not work in an area where it is actively required, this course is NOT recommended.
Additionally, there is no longer a distinction between Certification and Renewal. All students need to take the online examination prior to arrival, then participate in the same activities in the on-site NRP Course. However, participation will be tailored to the experience of the student.
This is a convenient & low stress way to keep current on this certification. Learning time is designed to learn/refresh skills of Neonatal Resuscitation & is not a pass/fail testing session.
by Patricia Pitts, RN
Sept 13th
10am & 1:30pm sessions
Bally's Conference Center

Nonviolent Crisis Intervention® Training (CPI) Certification
CPI training equips you with an effective framework to safely manage and prevent difficult behavior and is a requirement for many travel positions, particularly in the ED and Psychiatry settings.
This course will provide a CPI approved ‘Blue Card’ for health professionals requiring this certification.
Sept 16th
9-5pm
Bally's Conference Center

Per Diem Reimbursements
"What is the difference between a stipend and a per diem? Why are they called reimbursements? How has Tax Reform affected these payments? What documentation is required? Do you qualify for tax-free stipends? "
Understanding these issues is necessary for healthcare travelers. This session will make these complex issues clear and understandable.
by Joseph Smith
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Recruiter Panel for Radiology & Respiratory
Radiology technicians and Respiratory Therapists are in demand! This recruiter panel will provide a high-level overview of the current climate for these professionals.
In this live Q&A panel, clinicians will learn about these unique roles in the allied health travel space. Get the inside scoop from allied recruiters and have your own questions ready for the panel!
by Dylan Callier
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Side Hustles for Healthcare Professionals
by Tracey Long
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Staying Fit on the Road
While healthcare travelers are great at caring for people who are injured or ill, it can be challenging to maintain good health yourself. But it’s essential you take good care of your own health in order to provide the best care possible for your patients.
by Alex McCoy
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Strategies to Avoid a Cancellation
There are specific steps you can take, and strategies to employ, that will help prevent an early cancellation of your contract.
Melissa Knybel has a wealth of experience and expertise. She will discuss a number of case studies of traveler behavior that ended in cancellation, and provide tips on avoiding the same outcome.
by Melissa Knybel
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Strategies to be Successful when the Travel Market Plummets
Openings for travelers go through a cycle. These openings, referred to as "job orders", change from month to month, year to year.
Learn some specific strategies you can employ to better weather these market fluctuations .
by Dylan Callier
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Telehealth for Travelers
The inside scoop on the world of Telehealth, including types of employment, working conditions, experience required and where the positions are...direct from a Telehealth insider.
Lori is an expert in this arena and will cover telehealth’s utilization during the pandemic and beyond. Each state had different criteria and legislation as to how it could be used, licensing requirements etc. Issues discussed include issues with HIPAA, insurance, and conditions that can be handled via virtual. The impact this will have for nurses and other healthcare professionals, including new jobs, different work environments other than a hospital or medical group will continue to evolve.
by Lorri Thanos
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The Evolving Tax/Wage World for Travelers before & after COVID 19
Several tax laws changed in response to COVID 19. In 2021, many travelers will be filing their returns and reporting their 2020 crisis contracts. Know the facts so you do it right.
At the same time, class action lawsuits addressing OT per diem issues continue. Have you received an opt-in letter from a law firm asking you to join a class-action lawsuit? We will look at all that has changed as well as future trends and anything else you want to discuss.
by Joseph Smith
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

The Must Know Players in the Industry
You wouldn't play a game without knowing the players and the rules right? Don’t do it for your career either, travelers. I’m here to teach you all the important players that can be involved in each of your assignments.
Knowing who controls which piece of your journey, what their limitations and motivations are, and knowing when to ask what questions (and to who) puts you in the driver’s seat. Buckle up, and get ready for a crash course in who is who in getting you a travel healthcare contract.
by Laura Latimer
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The Power of Poop
Fecal transplants are being used to treat Ulcerative Colitis, Crohn’s disease,C. Difficile, and other inflammatory gastrointestinal illnesses. And this is saving lives!
When a patient contracts Clostridium difficile (C diff), it can be a life or death situation. This session discusses the current use of fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) and its role in treating C diff that doesn’t respond to traditional antibiotic therapies. Attendees will learn about preparation, delivery methods, ongoing clinical trials and what challenges may present in making FMT accessible to those who need it.
by Anna Rodriguez
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

The top 10 most commonly asked questions by Travelers
The title says it all. Holly has been a recruiter since she placed Florence Nightingale during the Crimean War. (ok, slight exaggeration)
Holly has compiled the top-ten questions she and other recruiters are asked – and in this session, she will answer them all.
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

TNCC Certification
Trauma Nurse Core Course (TNCC) Training is an add-on option to your TravCon conference ticket.
This is a two day course instructed by Solheim Enterprises.
Cost: $309
CE Credits: 18
September 12th & September 13th
9:00am- 5:00pm & 9:00am- 3:00pm
Bronze 1

Transitioning to Case Management
Many bedside nurses reach a point in their careers where a change is in order. It's possible that your experience and expertise might be a perfect stepping stone to becoming a Case Manager. Learn the steps from a nurse who has successfully made the transition!
Bedside nursing takes a toll. It’s not uncommon for nurses to reach a point where they begin thinking about a transition to another, specialty. Case Management might be just the ticket for many nurses. Learn from someone who has successfully made the transition. Your experience and expertise might be a perfect stepping stone to becoming a Case Manager. Learn how you can build on the skills you already have to make the switch to Case Management.
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Travel nurse insider: What agencies teach their recruiters
Ever wonder what goes on when an agency is training their recruiters? What they talk about, emphasize, and cover that impacts you as a traveler?
Get up to speed on how recruiters become recruiters and what they’re taught about healthcare, staffing, and working with travelers. In this session, we go behind the scenes to give you the inside scoop.
by Jeff West
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Traveler Tax Basics
Ever wondered what those paystub codes mean? How your compensation is broken down in your contract? How bonuses are taxed? It's more complicated as a traveler.
This session will cover basic, everyday aspects of tax reporting and it affects you. Crucial for new travelers, and even for experienced travelers who have been ducking these topics.
by Joseph Smith
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Travelers & Technology
Smart-phone apps and online resources can help healthcare travelers manage their time and improve their experience both in the clinical setting and on their days off.
Jenny will discuss a number of current, recommended apps for healthcare travelers.
by Kendra Nicastro , Jenny Swinerton
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Traveling in an RV
They say 'Living the Dream' is being able to travel the world. We have the perfect careers to travel the world! Come find out how you can live the dream on a part-time basis.
More and more, travelers are choosing the freedom that an RV affords. Steve and Theresa will give you the complete rundown – good and bad. This session is for all healthcare professionals that are thinking about traveling in an RV. Attendees will walk away from this session excited, confident, and better informed on what it takes to live in an RV.
We’ll cover the different classes of RV’s, pros and cons of living in State, National, and RV parks, RV Clubs, traveling the roads safely, average costs, common RV parks rules, (pets, children), questions to ask while booking reservations, and tricks to find suitable RV sites. Learn how traveling in an RV in place of provided housing can be a better option.
by Steve Rothganger , Theresa Rothganger
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Traveling with Families/Home Schooling
Traveling with your children means you are responsible for assuring they keep up with their studies. Home schooling is the option many parents choose. But it's a little different when your home changes every 13 weeks.
If you’re considering home-schooling for your children, don’t go it alone! Joanna and her husband have mastered the process and will share what they’ve learned.
by Joanna Hall
Day TBD
Time TBD
Location TBD

Traveling with Pets
Got pets? Wondering if that complicates your plans for healthcare travel? The answers to your questions are right here!
Greg and Belinda Luther are a powerhouse team and a font of experience. There’s nothing stopping you from traveling with your beloved furry creatures. All it takes is a little knowledge and planning. Get tie inside scoop on taking your pets on the road with you.
by Greg Luther
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Location TBD

Working for the Feds OR Working in Gov’t Facilities
Who’s the largest employer in the U.S.? Hint: It’s the government. There are abundant opportunities to find healthcare assignments at veterans care facilities including hospitals, outpatient clinics, community living centers and VET centers.
Add to this a good number of positions at federal prisons, with the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and Health and Human Services. Want to work abroad? U.S. Territories and overseas military facilities are a great choice! You won’t be disappointed if you attend this presentation. Melanie and Joanie are experts on this subject, and always entertaining and informative presenters.
by Melanie Theriac , Joanie Reneer
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Working on Mercy Ships
Mercy Ships has brought hope and healing to the world's forgotten poor since 1978. Learn how you can be a part of it!
A world-class hospital on board a ship, outfit with 5 ORs and over 70 patient beds, gives medical professionals the opportunity to bring safe and free surgery to those with little to no access. This year, we celebrated our 40th anniversary and 100,000th surgery. Learn about how you can be a part of this life changing mission!
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Your Tax Home & Why it’s Important
Oh yes, the Tax Home never fails to be the most important, yet least understood, concept for the Healthcare Traveler.
Learn how to tell if you even have a tax home, how to protect it (legally), and how it is different from a permanent address.
by Joseph Smith
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Location TBD