Space Health Nexus Symposium

🚀 The Space Health Nexus Symposium at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex will bring together experts in a range of health and technology fields to talk about human spaceflight and habitat advancements, as well as how lessons learned in space could be applied back on Earth.

If you’re passionate about healthcare, innovation, and the future of space, this two-day event is a must!

Join thought leaders and professionals at the Space Health Nexus Symposium — co-hosted by CareerSource Brevard, Health Tech Without Borders, Texas A&M College of Nursing, The Astronauts Memorial Foundation, and more.

👩‍⚕️👨‍🚀 Explore the intersection of health and space

🔥 Network, learn, and connect with industry experts

🌎 Make an impact at the frontier of healthcare innovation

🎉 Special Launch Offer:

Use code SHNBOUND to get 50% off your registration.

That’s just $55 for both days of content, collaboration, and career-building!

📅 Act fast — seats are limited.

🛰️ Check the flyer for full details — and get ready to launch with us!

Registration can be found: https://commhit.org/SHNpresymposium2025/

About the Event

* The first part of the day, entitled “The Right People at the Right Time: Workforce Education Bootcamp,” is dedicated to workforce education and apprenticeship resources (including financial).

* The second part of the day, entitled “On Land and In Space Pre-Symposium: Mobile Integrated Health & Health Technologies,” will feature:

1) Innovative and adaptable care models for Florida’s MIH programs

2) Step-by-step tutorials on obtaining Medicare reimbursements for community health services

3) An explanation of the process to acquire a Community Health Worker credential (CCHW) in the State of Florida, supported by CommHIT’s federal grants.

Symposium

Please also join us for the Space Health Nexus Symposium—the next day (April 23, 2025)—from 9:30am-5:30pm.

What is it about? The Space Health Nexus Symposium will showcase the newest and most practical advancements in health, tech, workforce, and care models that are geared to meet the extreme environments and limitations of space—but can already be used to improve care in YOUR communities and health settings. Plus, you’ll learn new space-related workforce opportunities for those in healthcare, research, and tech.