Workshops

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  • Urgent Care Workshop Bootcamp (Basic Level)

    Gino Farina, MD, FACEP
    Edward Giarrusso, MPAS, PA-C, DFAAPA
    • Laceration Repair Workshop (Basic level - half day)
    • Orthopedic Splinting Workshop (Basic level - half day)
    • EKG Review Workshop (Basic level - half day)
    • X-Ray Review Workshop (Basic level - half day)
    Our 2 day Urgent Care Workshop Bootcamp is only available for registration during our Summer Conference (Urgent Care Medical Summit).
    20 CME credit.
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  • Comprehensive EKG Review (Intermediate Level)

    Gino Farina, MD, FACEP
    In this course, you will go through several team based exercises on EKG interpretation and learn systematic approaches to reading an EKG in an acute care setting.
    10 CME credit
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  • Comprehensive Ortho Workshop - Upper and Lower Extremity (Intermediate Level)

    Melissa D. Leber, MD, FACEP
    Learn from a seasoned Sports Medicine and EM physician on diagnosing, examining and treating common upper extremity and lower extremities injuries in the family practice clinic, urgent care or ER setting.
    10 CME credit
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  • Laceration Repair Workshop (Basic Level)

    Edward Giarrusso, MPAS, PA-C, DFAAPA
    Spend the day focusing on learning the approach to common laceration and wound management like a seasoned Emergency Medicine clinician.
    5 CME credit
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  • Complex Wounds Workshop (I&D, complex lacs & foreign bodies) (Intermediate Level)

    Edward Giarrusso, MPAS, PA-C, DFAAPA
    Focusing on the approach to performing an I&D (incision and drainage) and how to handle some of the complex laceration scenarios like a seasoned Emergency Medicine clinician.
    5 CME credit
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