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Staff Medical
History Form

TNT staff must submit updated medical information every 2 years, or when any significant changes occur to your medical status (e.g., surgeries). It is not necessary to have a medical provider complete and send these forms on your behalf unless we have any questions or concerns.

**THIS FORM MAY BE COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED ELECTRONICALLY USING THE ONLINE FORM BELOW (OUR SERVER USES A 128-BIT ENCRYPTED SSL CONNECTION) OR THIS PAGE MAY BE PRINTED AND SCANNED/EMAILED TO THE ATTENTION OF: GWEN VICTORSON (GWENVICTORSON@TRUENORTHTREKS.ORG).** 

Basic Info

* Indicates required field

Name (as it appears on your driver's license) *

First

Last

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Date of Birth (MM/DD/YYYY) *

Phone Number *

Email *

Preferred Departure Airport *

Gender *

Male Female

T-Shirt Size *

Small Medium Large Extra Large

Emergency Contact *

First

Last

Phone Number *

General Medical History

Please indicate whether you have any of the following? *

Respiratory problems (e.g. asthma) Cardiac problems Gastrointestinal problems Genitourinary problems Neurological problems, including seizures/migraines Auditory or visual problems Joint problems Significant physical weakness of extremities or history of limb amputation History of hypertension History of diabetes History of bleeding/coagulation disorders, DVT or PE History of acute mountain sickness, high altitude pulmonary/cerebral edema History of cancer

If yes to any of these, please describe. For example, is the problem or issue well controlled on medications? Are there any potential triggers or complications? Here there ever been any hospitalizations related to the problem or issue?

Comments *

Do you have a smoking history? *

Yes No

If yes, currently smoking? Number of years and packs per day? If quit, date and packs per day history. *

Do you have history of using smokeless tobacco? *

Yes No

If yes, do you currently dip? Number of years and tins per day/week? If quit, date and tins per day/week history. *

Do you have any history of substance abuse (e.g., alcohol, marijuana)? *

Yes No

If yes, please describe *

Do you have any physical, cognitive, sensory or emotional conditions that could interfere with your ability to participate in this program? *

Yes No

If yes, please describe *

Allergies & Medications

Do you have any allergies to food, medications, insects, bees, other? *

Yes No

If yes, please list allergies, describe reaction & whether you carry an epi-pen. *

Current Medications (including non prescription). List: Dose, Frequency, Method of administration, & Reason for use *

Most Recent Physical Exam

Please provide any information that you can for the following areas. If any is impaired or abnormal, please describe:

Height, Weight, Blood Pressure *

Please describe any current issues or problems with the following: Head/Eyes/Ears/Nose/Throat, Lymph Nodes, Heart, Pulse, Lungs, Abdomen, Skin, Genitourinary, Musculoskeletal) *

Insurance Information

True North Treks requires that all staff have their own health insurance. It is your responsibility to make sure your insurance will cover you for the duration of the course. Staff will be responsible for obtaining any necessary pre-admission review. If you do not already belong to a regular health program, we suggest a short-term policy which you may buy from your local insurance agent.

Name of Insurance Company *

Policy Number *

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GET BACK ON TRACK!
TRUE NORTH TREKS is a national 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to empower young adults and caregivers affected by cancer to reclaim the lives that cancer took through "finding direction through connection." We help the people we serve get connected to powerful and unique skills, tools, experiences, and resources that can enable them to live healthier, happier and more meaningful lives. We recognize that people of all walks of life are impacted by cancer and therefore we focus on providing programming and connection opportunities for patients, survivors, their families and cancer care professionals. In addition to supporting individuals after cancer diagnosis and treatment, cancer prevention and healthy lifestyle promotion are central to our mission and focus. We also provide cancer prevention education, wellness promotion, and positive health behavior skill acquisition programming to both the general public and those at increased cancer risk.

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One of the primary ways we fulfill our mission is by taking groups of young adult cancer survivors and caregivers on free backpacking and canoeing treks in beautiful wilderness destinations where they can connect with nature (after going through something as unnatural as cancer treatment), connect with peers who have been through something similar, and connect with themselves through training and practice in mindfulness meditation and yoga. Our programming includes immersive excursions in wilderness settings, residential retreat experiences, training in mindfulness meditation, yoga and other contemplative and reflective practices, and the provision of resources, training, outreach, advocacy, and support in both outdoor and indoor settings.

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Staff Medical History Form

Basic Info

General Medical History

Allergies & Medications

Most Recent Physical Exam

Insurance Information

Staff Medical
History Form