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Great care does not market itself. Led by Neil Rotroff, VP of Marketing at Mission Mobile Medical and co-author of A Guide to Mobile Health Marketing, this three-day course teaches participants how to build the community trust a mobile health program depends on. Traditional healthcare says “come to us.” A mobile program says “we are coming to you,” and that calls for a different kind of marketing. Participants learn to make the patient the hero and their program the trusted guide, work through the three messages and 4Ps of Mobile Health Marketing (position, promotion, place, and pricing) along with influencer, print, and social media tactics, then spend hands-on time building a marketing plan for their own program.

Mobile Health Program Coordinator 101 is an interprofessional continuing education course designed to provide foundational knowledge and practical strategies for coordinating and supporting mobile health programs. The course explores the unique realities of delivering care in mobile environments, including operational workflows, staffing considerations, environmental factors, safety and security planning, and the differences between mobile and traditional clinical settings.

In this 2-day course, participants will learn practical strategies for integrating behavioral health services into mobile and community-based healthcare settings. The course is designed for clinical staff working at mobile clinics who want to better address both physical and behavioral health needs in a coordinated way. As mobile clinics serve more people with complex medical and social needs, integrating behavioral health services is essential. Doing so improves patient engagement, strengthens continuity of care, and leads to better overall health outcomes.

Participants will gain introductory insights into the Mobile Health space. Whether you are in the initial stages of planning or already managing a mobile clinic, this course provides the basic framework of establishing an effective program. With a focus on practical application, the course introduces the Mobile Healthcare Program Framework, which is divided into three key phases: Plan, Implement, and Sustain.

This course equips mobile clinic professionals with the essential knowledge and skills to provide high-quality dental services in mobile settings. Topics include oral health assessment strategies, equipment setup and sterilization, patient care workflows, and regulatory compliance. Designed for dental hygienists, assistants, and program managers, this certification enhances clinical capabilities and expands access to preventive and restorative dental care in underserved communities.

Led by GMMA staff and experienced mobile clinic operators. Learn how to drive and maintain the clinic. This introductory course equips new operators with essential skills for safely managing mobile medical clinics. Topics include vehicle operation, safety protocols, generator use, mechanical systems, and equipment handling. Graduates will be prepared to operate mobile units confidently and deliver reliable healthcare services.