
Courses and Conferences
Travel health nursing education is central to ATHNA's mission. Our monthly newsletter and this page highlight recurring learning opportunities for new and experienced providers. Contact the sponsors directly for dates and details about their different programs.
South African Society of Travel Medicine, Gauteng, South Africa
Events - Southern African Society of Travel Medicine
NFID Online
2026 National Foundation for Infectious Diseases (NFID) Clinical Vaccinology Course
Canadian Public Health Association, Toronto, Canada
The Canadian Immunization Conference
ISTM, Bangkok, Thailand
20th Conference of the International Society of Travel Medicine (CISTM20)
Travel medicine specialists worldwide can learn about the latest developments in the field at this biennial event.
UW Medicine Seattle, Washington
UW Medicine University of Washington 21st Update: Travel Medicine & Global Health
A comprehensive two-day hybrid conference, available both in-person and via live webinar, that provides an overview of travel medicine and global health.
The Australasian College of Tropical Medicine, Sydney, Australia
www.tropmed.org
Alberta Association of Travel Health Professionals (AATHP) Symposium
https://www.aathp.org
Annual Fall travel health update symposium open to all healthcare professionals.
Asia Pacific Travel Health Society
APTHS
Travel Medicine Review and Update Course - International Society of Travel Medicine (ISTM)
Travel Medicine Review and Update Course - International Society of Travel Medicine
This course is tailored for physicians, nurses and healthcare professionals who provide care and advice to travelers, expatriates and migrants.
The Westchester Course in Travel Health Fundamentals
8-session CE accredited short course offered several times throughout the year for clinicians new to pretravel care and those seeking a refresher or update. For more information contact: Gail Rosselot, MS, MPH, APRN, BC, COHN-S, Course Director garosselot@aol.com.
Disclaimer: ATHNA shares this list for information purposes only and does not endorse any of the programs. Nurses will want to contact the courses and conference organizers directly for all details and relevance to their professional educational needs. Members are encouraged to inform us of other international, national and regional programs for posting in our monthly newsletter.