Registration Now Open

March 25-27, 2026
8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Check-in begins at 7:30 a.m.
NGHS Employee and Student tickets are $25.00 per day. All other tickets are $30.00 per day.

Sponsorship Benefits

Executive ($10,000) – 2 available
  • Lecture Hall Entry booth location – Front and Center
  • Breakfast and lunch for 2 team members
  • Verbal sponsorship acknowledgement during symposium
  • Logo visible throughout event
  • Name/Logo visible on event entry digital screens
  • Name/Logo visible on event website and mailers
  • Logo displayed on all lecture tables
  • Virtual airtime during breaks for company promotion to attendees
  • Branded Merchandise
  • Digital Integration for livestream (Branding on landing page, advertisement during breaks)
Diamond ($5000) – 6 available
  • Premium booth location – Front Hall closest to Executive Sponsor(s) position 
  • Breakfast and lunch for 2 team members
  • Meal Sponsor
  • Logo visible throughout event
  • Logo displayed at meal serving tables
  • Branded Photo Booth
Platinum ($3000) – 12 available
  • Optimal booth location – Front to Side Hall closest to Diamond Sponsor positions
  • Breakfast and lunch for 2 team members
  • Snacks or Beverage Sponsor (1 of 12 opportunities) 
  • Logo displayed at snack tables (1 of 12 opportunities)
  • Logo visible throughout event
Gold ($1500) – unlimited
  • General booth location – Side Halls
  • Breakfast and lunch for 2 team members
  • Logo visible throughout event

Have a bigger NGHS system impact in mind? Reach out to foundation@nghs.com for more information

About the Symposium

Please join us at our Neuroscience Clinical and Rehab Symposium to explore innovative topics for EMS, Nurses, Physical therapists/PTAs, Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists/OTAs and Physicians/APPs who care for neurology patients.

Target Audiences

  • Day 1: March 25, 2026 (0800-1630) EMS and Nurses (ED, ICU, IMCU) Applying for 7.25 hours of EMS CEU and Nursing CE
  • Day 2: March 26, 2026 (0800-1630) PT/PTA, OT/OTA, SLP, and Students for 7.25 CEUs
  • Day 3: March 27, 2026 (0800-1630) PT/PTA, OT/OTA, SLP, and Students for 7.25 CEUs

 Continuing Education Credits:

This symposium meets Georgia PT/OT/SLP requirements for continuing education credit (7.25 CEU’s per day). Day 2 and 3 are APTA and GOTA approved. SLPs may self-report 7.25 Professional Development Hours/day toward ASHA certification maintenance. Application is in process for EMS CEU and Nursing CE for day 1. Please confer with your state board for CE requirements if you do not reside in Georgia.

Day 1

  • Status Epilepticus
  • Back Pain, an Emergency?
  • Pediatric Neurological Emergencies
  • Headache, an Emergency?
  • Neuro PERRLS
  • More Neuro Zebras
  • What can the Face Tell Us?
  • ICP Management

Day 2

  • Behind the scenes: The Evolution of Neurocritical Care to Support Advances in Acute Neurological Therapies    
  • Seizures Post-Neuro Emergency: Rehab and Nursing Considerations  
  • The PM&R Perspective: Managing Medical Complexity in Acute Neuro Rehab 
  • Early Rehabilitation Interventions in Acute Neurological Emergencies 
  • Beyond Swallowing: Dysphagia Management in Acute Neuro Emergencies and Its Impact on Mobility and Care      
  • Understanding Neuro Visual Impairments  
  • Rebuilding Function: Evidence-Based Strategies for Hemiplegic Upper Extremity in Acute Neuro 
  • Clearing the Damage: How the Glymphatic System Shapes Outcomes After Neuro Emergencies 

7.25 hours CEU credit 
*Speakers, times and topics subject to change without notice* 

Day 3

  • Constraint‑Induced Therapy: Evidence‑Based Principles and Functional Application in Neuro 
  • Advancing Neuro Recovery in Chronic Stroke: Emerging Pathways to Functional Restoration 
  • Error Augmentation: Practical Strategies to Drive Motor Learning in Neuro Rehab 
  • When SCI and TBI Collide: Addressing the Complexities of Dual Injuries 
  • Executive Functioning in Neuro Rehab: Practical Assessment and Treatment Strategies               
  • Dual Tasking in Neuro Rehab: Bridging Cognitive Load and Motor Recovery 
  • Decoding Central Vertigo: Outpatient Strategies After Acute Neuro Events 
  • Tools for Change: Techniques That Drive Recovery in Functional Neurological Disorder 

7.25 hours CEU credit 
*Speakers, times and topics subject to change without notice* 

 

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