The NEPA Trans Health Conference is Scheduled for April 15, 2024
Registration is Open!
BIG ANNOUNCEMENT!!!
NEPA Trans Health Conference 2024 Registration is now open!
Conference Date - Monday April 15th
IN PERSON in Scranton at the GCSOM campus, with virtual option.
Conference is free and open to all.
Interested professionals qualify for free continuing ed credits simply by registering and choosing the seeking credits option at the start of the registration questions.
In order to register you must have or create an account that allows you access to the Geisinger registration page.
Please scroll down to review instructions before using the link.
To access registration link please visit:
NEPA Trans Health Conference - 12th Annual | Geisinger CE
Instructions: Because Geisinger is the accredited institution for CMEs (for attendees seeking them) the registration utility is managed through the Geisinger system and identifies the Conference as a "Course".
After accessing the link, you will need to click on the "Register/Take Course" tab at the far right on the landing page. Or, at bottom of page if using Smartphone.
If you are not part of the Geisinger Network you will need to have/create a Geisinger account to login to registration.
(See graphic below).
When creating an account, simply scroll down for the "other" option on any question that does not apply to you.
Once you create an account remember to use it to register. Simply creating an account won't complete the whole process.
Go to Schedule Tab to Review Roster of Presenters
WHAT IS THE NEPA TRANS HEALTH CONFERENCE?
Our Mission and Goal
The NEPA Trans Health Conference was conceived in 2012 as an educational forum for Northeastern Pennsylvania (NEPA) area health care professionals, their staffs, educators, and others to learn from the transgender community and from those who treat and support them about the necessary care, respect, and understanding of people who are transgender.
The primary goal of the conference is to overcome provider knowledge gaps and to reduce the psychological harm and medical neglect that is done to transgender people when their lived experience and the professional consensus that directs their care and treatment is not well understood by care providers and others.
The primary goal of the conference is to overcome provider knowledge gaps and to reduce the psychological harm and medical neglect that is done to transgender people when their lived experience and the professional consensus that directs their care and treatment is not well understood by care providers and others.
Registration is Free But you must Register