Courses

This evaluation is for those who attended either the Sunday or the Wednesday Medical Spanish course at TravCon 2021 instructed by Tracey Long. Since you already attended the sessions, you only need to complete a short evaluation to receive your Contact Hours (CEs). ~Your TravCon Team

This evaluation is for those who attended TravCon 2022. Since you already attended the sessions, you only need to complete a short evaluation to receive your Contact Hours (CEs). ~Your TravCon Team

This evaluation is for those who attended TravCon 2021. Since you already attended the sessions, you only need to complete a short evaluation to receive your Contact Hours (CEs). ~Your TravCon Team

To receive Continuing Education Hours for TravCon Newbie BootCamp, please complete the following evaluation: Objectives:At the completion of this course, the participant will be able to: 1. Understand how to present their professional profile including work history, education, and credentials to staffing agencies & facilities 2. Understand the Traveler submittal to interview and offer process  

To receive Continuing Education Hours for TravCon Newbie BootCamp, please complete the following evaluation: Objectives:At the completion of this course, the participant will be able to: 1. Understand how to present their professional profile including work history, education, and credentials to staffing agencies & facilities 2. Understand the Traveler submittal to interview and offer process  

To receive Continuing Education Hours for TravCon Newbie BootCamp, please complete the following evaluation: Newbie BootCamp Sessions: Pros & Cons: What is Traveling Like? From the perspective of two career travelers. Tricia Novak & Cyndi Weiss Basics of Pay: What are you Worth? Breaking down the pay structure of a traveler. Laura Latimer Secrets to

Update yourself with evidenced-based updates at a rapid pace. The quick and dirty on what’s new and current in your practice. These 60 clinical updates covered 90 minutes so this session will provide 1.5 contact hours.

Culture is a complex concept. In medicine, managing cultural differences is essential to providing high-quality health care. For travel healthcare professionals this is even more crucial as a traveler will work 13 weeks at a time at each assignment. A travel healthcare worker can be exposed to many new cultures and facilities a year. Learning

The termination of Travel assignments often comes as a surprise to travelers and for performance reasons that are often unclear.  Being proactive in seeking feedback allows for a supportive and collaborative culture, whereby continuous performance improvement can be achieved.  Being adequately prepared and educated about how to professionally address “license is in jeopardy” situations is