Special Education Discipline New Bedford MA

Times: 8am-8pm

Address:
39 Dalton St
Boston, MA

Description:
Designed for MD¡¯s, NP¡¯s, CNM¡¯s, PA¡¯s, RN¡¯s, pharmacists, and health educators from women¡¯s health and family practice settings, these national conferences address the most important advances in contraception and women¡¯s health care. Topics include long-acting reversible contraception, sexuality issues, recurrent vaginitis, contraceptive case studies, menopause management, PCOS, STD treatment, contraception for medically- complicated women, and much more! Chaired by Dr. Robert Hatcher, the conference faculty includes the authors of Contraceptive Technology and other nationally known reproductive health experts. Four dynamic Preconferences including an IMPLANON? training

Times: 8am-8pm

Address:
39 Dalton St
Boston, MA

Description:
Attend this multidisciplinary conference to learn more about how to better treat persons who have been affected by this life-altering event! Key topics include: Predicting Ambulation in Individuals with SCI; Preservation of the Upper Extremity; Orthotics for Incompletes, and Documentation to Support Goals and LOS and much more! Preconferences on Chronic Pain in SCI; Interdisciplinary Management of Bowel and Bladder, and Selecting Manual Chairs for Individuals with SCI will be offered.

Times: 8am-8pm
Phone: 703/894-2900

Address:
900 Boylston Street
Boston, MA

Times: 10AM-3PM
Phone: (617) 426-2000

Address:
50 Park Plaza at Arlington Street
Boston, MA

Times: 08:00 am - 09:00 am

Address:
One Orms Street
Providence, RI

Description:
Join us as we welcome the University of Rhode Island's new president, Dr. David M. Dooley, as he makes his first Rhode Island public address. He will share his plans for the University, including its greater focus on research and the impact that it will have in the creation of a local knowledge economy and work force development.Dr. Dooley, selected from a group of three finalists for the position after a nationwide search which attracted 55 candidates, was recently provost and vice president of academic affairs at Montana State University in Bozeman, Mont.. Earning his undergraduate degree and doctorate in chemistry, Dr. Dooley maintained an active laboratory while serving as provost. In addition to his many honors and accolades, including publishing more than 145 papers, Dr. Dooley was a central figure in attracting research dollars to Montana State, helping to grow that budget from about $30 million to $100 million during his 16-year tenure. Sponsored by CVS Caremark.