Crossroads: Challenges in Critical-Care Nursing 2025 Vendor Registration for November 4th
Delta Hotels Minneapolis Northeast
1330 Industrial Boulevard Northeast
Minneapolis, MN 55413
Tuesday, November 4, 2025 at 8:00am CT - 5:00pm CT
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Topic
Variety of Critical-Care Topics
Additional Information
A brochure and agenda are in the works. Mary Kay Bader is this year's keynote. There will be a variety of other speakers and topics. The list will be released soon.
Attendees are very interactive with vendors. They will be allotted time for visiting tables during a 30- minute break in the morning and afternoon, and during a 60-minute lunch hour.
More info coming soon! Please send all questions to info@gtcac.org.
Please note: Credit Card payment is the only form of online payment accepted. If paying by check, exit out of your registration without paying. Your registration will be listed as "Pending" and will be finalized once payment is received in the mail. The mailing address can be found in the informational letter you receive from GTCAC (coming soon) or can also be emailed to you upon request.
Thank you for your support and we look forward to seeing you in November!
Speakers
Neuro Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist at Mission Hospital Regional Medical Center Inc.
Practicing in a variety of hospitals (teaching/community) across the country, Mary Kay Bader has functioned in roles such as ICU staff nurse, trauma nurse responder, clinical educator, clinical faculty, and clinical nurse specialist. She has held clinical and joint faculty positions at Georgetown University and Loyola University of Chicago. Currently, Ms. Bader is employed as a neuroscience/critical care clinical nurse specialist working collaboratively with team members developing protocols and integrating technology into the care of the critical neuro and hypothermia patient populations. Ms. Bader has lectured locally, regionally, nationally and internationally on subjects such as traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, increased intracranial pressure, brain oxygen, pupillometry, stroke, neurointerventional therapy, hypothermia, and aneurysms.