The International GTA/MUTA Association (IGMA) hosts an annual conference for those involved in teaching sensitive exams—including breast, pelvic, penile, testicular, and digital rectal exams. Although designed with GTA/MUTA instructors in mind, the conference is open to anyone interested in strengthening their clinical teaching skills or deepening their understanding of patient-centered, trauma-informed care.
Sessions tend to focus on teaching tips and techniques, improving programatic practices, and understanding diverse patient needs and care of specific groups. It’s a valuable opportunity to learn from colleagues across the country, stay up-to-date on developments in the field, and connect with community doing the work we do.
Explore this year’s topics:
https://events.gtamuta.org/
Register here:
https://events.gtamuta.org/registration/
If cost is a barrier—as it is for many—conference tickets are on sale through this weekend, and financial arrangements may be possible. You can reach out to Molly Callahan, IGMA’s president, at admin@gtamuta.org to ask about available options.