Event will be in Mountain Standard Time.
OBJECTIVES for STACS: The Southwest Trauma & Acute Care Symposium (STACS) brings together a dynamic community of surgeons, nurses, EMS providers, and healthcare leaders to share the latest breakthroughs, sharpen hands-on skills, and spark new ideas in trauma and acute care. This premier event goes beyond lectures—offering interactive workshops, cutting-edge research, and innovative technologies that empower professionals at every stage of their careers. With a strong emphasis on collaboration, prevention, and improving patient outcomes, STACS highlights real-world solutions that span the entire spectrum of care, from the scene of injury through recovery. By blending world-class expertise with opportunities for networking, mentorship, and community engagement, STACS inspires participants to drive change not only in their practice but across trauma systems locally, nationally, and globally.
OBJECTIVES for the Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Workshop and Event Link: https://arizonatrauma.org/symposium/app-workshop/app-registration/
The Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Workshop is designed to raise awareness and excitement among nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other APPs by showcasing its unique value as a trauma-focused, hands-on learning experience led by expert faculty. Through a multi-channel promotional campaign—including social media, email outreach, hospital partnerships, and sponsor networks—the workshop aims to drive strong early registration, fill capacity, and highlight its interactive skill stations and cutting-edge clinical content. Promotion will emphasize not only the educational benefits but also the networking opportunities, mentorship, and professional growth the workshop provides, positioning it as a must-attend event for APPs in trauma and acute care. By underscoring the workshop’s impact on clinical practice and patient outcomes, the campaign seeks to engage participants before, during, and after the event, building lasting connections within the Arizona Trauma Association community and beyond.
