American Trauma Society (ATS) Trauma Program Management Course (TPMC) - (Nov 20 - 21, 2026)

American Trauma Society (ATS) Trauma Program Management Course (TPMC) is organized by American Trauma Society (ATS) and will be held from Nov 20 - 21, 2026.

Description:
Introducing the ATS Trauma Program Management Course (TPMC), a dynamic two-day program crafted by esteemed leaders in Trauma Program Management. This engaging course is tailored for trauma program managers, directors, coordinators, PI coordinators, trauma program staff, and individuals aspiring to venture into this vital field.

Join us for an interactive learning experience where fundamental principles form the foundation of a robust trauma program. Delve into the core concepts essential for building a comprehensive trauma program while gaining invaluable insights from industry experts. Discover the intricacies of managing a trauma program and the pivotal roles played by essential team members.

Our course stands distinguished in the national trauma community as the foremost course that unravels the nuances of trauma program management and underscores the significance of each team member's contribution. Each session is led by seasoned trauma program experts, bringing a diverse wealth of experience and knowledge to propel trauma centers toward unparalleled success.

The course covers key concepts of a trauma program, including:

1. Essential components of a trauma system 
2. Leadership roles critical to the success of a trauma program 
3. Key components of the Trauma Program Manager (TPM) role 
4. Important elements of a successful Performance Improvement Patient Safety (PIPS) program 
5. Planning and preparation for trauma center verification and designation 
6. Best practice recommendations for trauma outreach and education 
7. Implementing a dynamic trauma registry 
8. Important elements of the trauma budget 
9. Design process, tools, and data that will influence optimal reporting in accordance with accepted standards within the industry
10. Key psychological and socio-economic challenges common in trauma patients

Course Objectives:

1. Describe essential components of a trauma system, trauma program, and psychological and socio-economic challenges in the population served
2. List the roles and responsibilities of the TPM, trauma medical director, other trauma program staff, and key leadership roles
3. Identified important elements of a successful Performance Improvement Patient Safety (PIPS) program 
4. Discuss the planning and preparation necessary for trauma center verification and designation
5. Describe key components, best practices and implementation for trauma outreach, education, registry, and trauma budget
6. Discuss designing tools and data to influence optimal reporting in accordance with standards within the trauma industry