Save the Date! 

The 2021 meeting of the Western Trauma Association will be held from February 28^th through March 5^th, 2021, at the Big Sky Resort in Montana. Information on abstract submission will be available in a few months.

Download the 2020 WTA Program e-book version here.  

Download 2020 WTA Program Book PDF version here.  

You can also download the 2020 WTA Meeting App here. The App will allow you to enter your attendance and process your CME credits. 

Below you will find instructions for claiming CME for the 2020 WTA meeting at Sun Valley.  You have until March 13th to claim self-assessment CME and until March 21st to claim standard CME.
 

REQUIRED FOR CME
You must complete the verification of attendance and conference evaluation in order for your CME hours to be reported to ACS.  All meeting attendees may access the following link: https://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/5454443/eval

The deadline for completion is Friday, March 21st.

If you need technical assistance, please email [support@knowledgeconnex.com]support@knowledgeconnex.com

The deadline for completion is 11:59pm PDT on March 21, 2020.

OPTIONAL SELF-ASSESSMENT CME
This activity has an optional  Self-Assessment Component.  In order to claim Self-Assessment Credit, you must pass the post test with a score of 75% or higher.  To complete the self assessments, please go to https://www.elearningconnex.com/sign-up/wta-annual-meeting/?gid=48170&unc7ouE/1ERWk

The self-assessment tests opened at the end of each scientific session.

The deadline for completion is 11:59pm PDT on Friday, March 13th.

For technical assistance, please email support@knowledgeconnex.com

CME CERTIFICATE

Your CME Certificate will be emailed to you approximately 30 days after the meeting and will also be posted on your MYCME page if you are an ACS Member.

About the WTA

The Western Trauma Association is committed to the improvement of trauma care through research, education, sharing of clinical experiences, and the development of physicians of all specialties who are involved in the care of trauma patients. The goals of the Association are not only the intellectual growth attained through increased knowledge, but also the emotional growth attained through camaraderie and interaction with family and friends in an environment conducive to winter sports.