Making Time to Learn From Others
Getting through respiratory school and becoming a working clinical practitioner is the main objective of all wanting to be a part of this profession, but have you ever given much thought to sharing or enhancing your skills by attending the many respiratory seminars and conferences held each year around the world?
You
- Learn something new
- Get inspired
- Have fun
Your Business
- Marketing to potential clients
- Keep up to date with trends in your industry
- Bring value back to your business
Networking Opportunities
- Meet Industry Experts
- Meet New People
Whatever your experience level or whatever your area of specialty, I’m sure one or more of the following coming events might interest you into attending. Keep in mind that these conferences not only are geared to help you expand on your knowledge but are also created for attendees to have FUN!!
The following are the dates and sights of future conferences, find one for you:
Orlando, Fl
10-27/10-29-2016
American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation - 31st Annual Meeting
New Orleans
September 7-10
San Antonio
October 15-18
American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology - Annual Scientific Meeting
San Francisco
November 10-14
American College of Chest Physicians - CHEST 2016
Los Angeles
October 22/26 -2016
Association of Asthma Educators - Annual Conference
Jacksonville, Fla.
August 5/7-2016
45th Annual Scientific Conference
Sept. 6-9
Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Biloxi, Miss.
Aug. 3-5
Houston, Tx
1-21/1-25-2017
2017 AARC Congress- American Association For Respiratory Care
Indianapolis, IN
10-4/10-7-2017
You took the idea about a list posting to the third degree! A list of why to attend, a list of where to attend, and a list of tips when attending. You went above and beyond here...bravo!
ReplyDeleteThanks Amy, there are a couple of reasons I posted this way, being that I intended this blog to be for "newbies" and season practitioners I felt this information would be useful for both. I hope I didn't over do it. :)
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