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MissionCIT & McSwain Trauma Conference
June 4, 2024
Scinto Auditorium 3 Corporate Drive Shelton CT 06484
Don't Miss the MissionCIT & McSwain Trauma Conference: Sharpen Your Skills, Earn CME Credits!
Calling all EMS professionals in Connecticut! Mark your calendars for the MissionCIT & McSwain Trauma Conference, happening on Tuesday, June 4th, 2024 from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm in Shelton, CT. This informative conference is designed to equip you with the latest knowledge and best practices in trauma care, all while earning you up to 8 Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits. Breakfast and Lunch are included!
Early Bird Savings!
Register before May 1st, 2024 and secure your spot for just $55. The price increases to $70 after that, so don’t delay!
What to Expect:
The conference will cover a wide range of essential topics relevant to pre-hospital trauma care, including:
- PreHospital EMS Trauma Systems: Delve into the components and latest innovations in trauma management from the scene to the hospital.
- PreHospital Blood: Gain in-depth knowledge about blood management in pre-hospital settings.
- Burns: Learn effective strategies for assessing and treating burn injuries.
- Dead is Dead: Explore the crucial decision-making process for identifying and managing non-viable patients.
- Peer Support: Discover the importance of mental health and well-being in the demanding world of EMS.
- History of EMS: Take a journey through the evolution of emergency medical services.
- Is it that Simple? (Topic description to be announced)
- Physical Child Abuse: Develop your skills in recognizing and responding to child abuse cases.
- Use of Artificial Intelligence in EMS Education: Explore the emerging role of AI in training future EMS professionals.
Reknowned Conference Speakers
The conference boasts an impressive lineup of speakers, including:
- Jon Krohmer, MD
- Ron Gross, MD
- Will Chapleau, RN, TNS
- Richard Kamin, MD
- John Quinlaven, Paramedic | EMS Instructor
- Rick Kazzi
- Bobby Smith
- Jamie Hoffman-Rosenfeld, MD
Register Today!
Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to enhance your knowledge, network with colleagues, and earn CME credits. Visit the McSwain Trauma Education Project website for registration details.
See you in Shelton!
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