CISTM19 Recordings Session recordings from the 19th Biennial Conference of the ISTM are available on demand via Learning @ ISTM, featuring presentations from speakers who granted permission to share their content. CISTM19: Expanding the Horizons of Travel Medicine CISTM19 was held in New Orleans 11-15 May 2025 in New Orleans. Attendees had the opportunity to...
The CTH® certificate recognizes professionals who have demonstrated expertise in the unique Body of Knowledge associated with travel medicine care and consultation.The International Society of Travel Medicine (ISTM) will offer its 29th Certificate of Knowledge™ in Travel Medicine examination during the week of 3-7 November 2025. You may choose to take the exam remotely or at a Meazure-approved testing...
The Travel Medicine Review and Update Course offers a comprehensive review of the ISTM Body of Knowledge, with a focus on the latest advancements in the field. This course is tailored for physicians, nurses and healthcare professionals who provide care and advice to travelers, expatriates and migrants. Our expert faculty will cover essential topics, including...
As with most healthcare disciplines, the practice of travel medicine is a changing and evolving field. In recognition of the critical need for travel medicine practitioners to maintain and increase their skills and knowledge, the ISTM has developed a continuing professional development program for travel medicine practitioners. The program is structured around a 10-year cycle...
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Fungal infections are among the most easily missed diagnoses in returning travelers. They mimic tuberculosis, malignancy and bacterial pneumonia; they surface weeks or months after exposure, long after the itinerary has faded from the chart; and the exposures that cause them — a cave tour, a surgical suite abroad, a thorn scratch on a trek...
Rabies remains almost universally fatal once symptomatic, yet it is entirely preventable with timely, appropriate care — a gap that travel health practitioners are frequently asked to bridge under difficult circumstances. Following two years of foundational and epidemiological updates, this year's World Rabies Day webinar will shift to a case-based format, walking practitioners through real-world...
Join travel medicine professionals from across the UK and beyond for the Faculty of Travel Medicine Annual Conference 2026. This year’s program brings together leading experts to explore key topics including Lyme disease prevention, traveler’s diarrhea and its long-term effects, health issues linked to migration by sea, vaccination strategies, military and deployment related health challenges...