Alaska Interior Trauma Conference
Fairbanks, AK
Coming May 14th and 15th, 2027
Come attend a two day educational trauma-oriented conference in the golden heart of Alaska.
If you are a medic, paramedic, health aid, nurse, midlevel practitioner or provider, this conference is for you.
Large Group Speakers
‘My Belly Hurts’ – The Acute Abdomen
‘Cool, New Stuff’ – Review of current Trauma Studies
‘Oh Mama’ -OB and pediatric trauma
‘My Head Hurts’ – Acute Neurotrauma
Breakout Session Speakers
No Better than a sharp stick in the eye’-Ocular traum
Mass Casualty
Registration Coming Soon
Photo Gallery
Huge thanks to our sponsors:
Schedule Coming Soon
Journey Church
1201 Hoselton Rd.
Fairbanks, Alaska
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We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to serving the healthcare professionals of Alaska and beyond. Here is our board of directors:
Leah Amundsen
Leah is an ICU Nurse, mom of three sweet-but-sassy girls, and an excellent fooseball player. When she is not doing art or exploring Alaska, she loves to plan events like Trauma-con!
Contact her at: Leah.Amundsen@foundationhealth.org
Jennifer Gehrke
Jen has been an RN since 1997 and a family nurse practitioner 2022. An expert organizer and mom of twin boys, Jen has a special interest in how to use simulation training to further healthcare.
Contact her at: Jennifergehrkeak@gmail.com
Katie Dillon
Katie has been a nurse for nineteen years; thirteen of those as an Alaskan LifeMed flight nurse and at the FMH ED. When not flying or working, you will see her trying to keep up with her three boys and husband, or eating chips and salsa.
Contact her at:
Katie.Dillon1@gmail.com
Cat Miller
A transplant from Texas, Cat is a nurse who moved to the big state with her husband in 2006. She keeps busy with her two boys and coordinating all things trauma at FMH.
Contact her at:
Rnursecat@msn.com
Jon Choto-Helming
With 12 years of experience as a military medic, Jon runs the military simulation training center (MSTC) on Fort Wainwright. He spends his free time with his family, recovering from various injuries, and maintaining his amazing facial hair.
Contact him at:
jonathanchoto@gmail.com
Dayna Cook
Dayna is a nurse who has lived in Alaska since 1998. She started at FMH in 1997 and has worked in Labor and Delivery, OR, Pediatrics and now Education. Free time activities include quilting and reading.
Contact her at:
daynakay2323@yahoo.com