Answer the Call: Submit Your Proposal for the NCCHC Spring Conference! | National Commission on Correctional Health Care

Answer the Call: Submit Your Proposal for the NCCHC Spring Conference!

The field of correctional health care is evolving—faster, smarter, and with more urgency than ever before. Be part of the momentum by submitting your proposal for the NCCHC Spring Conference on Correctional Health Care, happening April 20-21, 2026, in New Orleans.

This is your chance to take the stage at one of the most dynamic events in our field, where innovation meets real-world application—and where your voice can make a lasting impact.

Why Present?

This isn’t just a conference. It’s a powerful gathering of professionals committed to improving the standard of care behind bars. By submitting a proposal, you’ll:

Showcase Your Expertise
Whether it’s a groundbreaking program, compelling research, or a creative solution to a common challenge—your insights can educate, inspire, and elevate others.

Connect with Leaders
Step into the spotlight and into a network of top professionals in correctional health care. Share ideas, spark collaborations, and grow your influence.

Advance Your Career
Speaking at NCCHC positions you as a leader and innovator. It’s a mark of distinction that builds credibility and opens new doors.

Drive Quality Improvement
Your contribution can help shape policy, refine best practices, and improve health outcomes for incarcerated individuals nationwide.

What We’re Looking For

We welcome proposals on all facets of correctional health care—from clinical updates and mental health strategies to intake, reentry, policy, and administration. Fresh research, interactive formats, and advanced topics are especially encouraged.

Submission Types

  • Educational sessions (teaching or research)
  • Lightning sessions (short, high-impact talks)
  • Roundtable discussions
  • Poster presentations

Explore full submission details and tips in our guidelines.
Submission Deadline: September 12, 2025

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