Dermatology at Camp
$50.00
This course will provide 2.5 nursing contact hours.
ACH Members
- Log in to the ACH Member Center,
- Select Online Education Center – Members Area to access the coupon code for your 15% member discount.
This course is an online, self-paced educational learning experience to gain information and skills in the management of orthopedic alterations in the camp setting. Conditions and situations most common to the camp environment will be highlighted.
Course: Dermatology at Camp
Environmental impact, the potential for communicable dermatological conditions and ongoing dermatology issues for campers and staff- dermatology concerns for campers and staff are common. This online, self-paced course will provide camp healthcare providers with information to better manage dermatological alterations in the camp setting. Conditions and situations most common to the camp environment will be highlighted.
Your Instructors
Tracey Gaslin, PhD, CPNP, FNP-BC, CRNI, RN-BC
Dr. Gaslin completed her PhD in Educational and Organizational Leadership and taught for 10 years specializing in pediatric development, service leadership, and research on gratitude. Dr. Gaslin publishes the majority of her work in the areas of pediatrics, camp nursing, behavioral health, and service leadership and has co-authored several texts. She currently serves as the Executive Director for the Alliance for Camp Health where she travels and trains individuals regarding health services and wellbeing of youth and young adults. She continues to be an active speaker, writer, and publisher representing the Leading Voice in Camp Health to promote hope and healing in youth serving programs across the US and Canada.
Mary Marugg, RN, WFR, Camp Director
A founding director of Sonlight Camp in Southwest Colorado, Mary has 43+ years of living, working and directing both resident camp and wilderness treks. Connected with the Alliance for Camp Health since the early 1980’s Mary is currently the Director of Operations. She understands the challenges and opportunities of healthcare at camp today. Encouraging healthy camp communities is a personal priority and dedication.
