American Osteopathic College of Anesthesiologists
AOCA
19th ANNUAL
Winter Conference
January 16 – 18, 2015
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toll free 866-924-7929
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If you have not been to Charleston, SC,
you are in for a real treat!
RESERVE YOUR HOTEL TODAY!
Charleston Place Hotel,
Charleston, South Carolina
“The 19th annual Winter Conference will enhance the anesthesia
provider’s knowledge in several multispecialty areas critical to
safe, efficient anesthesia delivery. The conference features experts
who will provide a framework for effective recertification
preparation.”
Wade Sewell, DO, program director
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Well-Assembled Meetings.
REGISTRATION FEES:
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Early Bird/After Dec. 15
Members: $725.00/$775.00
Non-Members: $975.00/$1025.00
Residents and Fellows: Complimentary
with letter from Program Director
• Resident and Fellow Non-Members:
$150.00/$200.00
• CRNA: $625.00/$675.00
• Students: Complimentary with student ID
CHARLESTON PLACE
205 Meeting Street,
Charleston, South Carolina
Group Rate: $215
until Dec. 15, 2014
Reservations (Toll-free):
1.888.635.2350
www.charlestonplace.com
Accommodations
Located at the heart of
downtown Charleston in
the historic district, Charleston Place
makes every guest feel part of this great Southern
city. A gathering point for local society, this luxury
hotel blends old-world charm with a leading-edge
spa and innovative cuisine. Leisure activities include
dining in the award-winning Charleston Grill and
browsing the exclusive boutiques.
Cancellation Policy: AOCA will assess a $100.00
processing fee for cancellations. No refunds are
permitted after December 15, 2014. The hotel may asDon’t Delay! We highly recommend that you
sess additional fees for room cancellation.
Early Bird Registration Ends December 15
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 16
1100
Registration and Visit Exhibits
1200
Post Operative Nausea and Vomiting
1500
1515 “Clearing” the
Patient for Anesthesia
Christian Hodach, DO
St. Louis, MO
Attendees will identify the causes and risk
factors that lead to PONV. Attendees will
discuss the latest modalities/treatment options that are available for treating PONV.
1300
1400
The Use of Opioids and the Chronic Pain Patient
Tiffany Selong, DO
Boone, NC
Attendees will discuss the appropriate use of opioids in the treatment of
patients with chronic pain. Attendees will identify how to minimize the
risk and maximize the benefits of prescribing opioids to patients.
ECMO and Consideration for the Anesthesiologist
Jonathan Simmons, DO
Iowa City, IA
Attendees will identify the key components of ECMO and when it is
indicated to use. Attendees will discuss how it may impact the practice
of the anesthesiologist.
Break and
Visit Exhibits
David Albrecht, DO
Schwenksville, PA
Attendees will discuss issues that
arise when preparing a patient to
undergo anesthesia. Attendees will
discuss the latest update from the
American College of Cardiology in
regards to patients undergoing non-
cardiac surgery.
1615 Update on Pediatric Anesthesia
Cristina Rhodes, DO
Galveston, TX
1215 What’s Going on in Washington?
lunch provided
Attendees will discuss current issues in pediatric anesthesia and current
research into the safety of anesthesia for pediatric patients. Attendees will
identify which patients should or should not have outpatient surgery and
how this may impact current practice.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 17
0730
Registration Opens, Breakfast and Visit Exhibits
0800
Assessment and Management of the Difficult Airway
Ray Quintero, Director, Department of Government Relations,
Mark Murphy, MD
Owner, MSN Education, Austin, TX
Attendees will identify the key components of the ASA difficult airway
algorithm. Attendees will also recognize various medical conditions that
may make the airway difficult.
0900
Obesity and Anesthesia
Mark Murphy, MD
Owner, MSN Education, Austin, TX
Discuss the unique issues that arise when providing anesthesia to obese
patients. Discuss the risks and management of patients with sleep apnea.
1000 amBreak and Visit Exhibits
1015
Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine for Anesthesiologist
David Eland, DO
Athens, OH
Attendees will discuss Osteopathic principles as they relate to the anesthesiologist. Attendees will also gain hands-on techniques that can be
applied to the practice of anesthesia.
American Osteopathic Association, Washington DC
Objectives would be to provide current updates on legislation affecting
the health care industry and providing attendees with an understanding
about the legislative process. Attendees will be able to develop marketing/
communication materials that can educate not only elected officials but
the public about our profession.
1330 Current Uses of Precedex
Roy Skougen, DO
1430
Regional Anesthesia
3-hour Workshop
Attendees will determine the advantages and disadvantages of precedex
versus alternative drug therapies.
Joe Rodrigo, DO
Charleston, SC
Attendees will discuss the basic anatomy needed for regional anesthesia
techniques. Attendees will gain knowledge of ultrasound principles and
equipment. Attendees will practice ultrasound on live models to identify
structures needed to perform regional anesthesia.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 18
0730 0800
Registration Opens, Breakfast and Visit Exhibits
The Diabetic Patient and the Peri-operative Period
Carlos Trombetta, MD
Cleveland, OH
Attendees will identify the special consideration of the diabetic patient
during the time surrounding their anesthetic. Attendees will discuss the
latest treatment options for diabetics during anesthesia.
0900 Malignant Hyperthermia in the Pediatric Patient
Carlo Cutler, DO
Hagerstown, MD
Attendees will identify the signs and symptoms, as well as the
1115 Update 2015: What Anesthesiologists Should Know About Patient Safety
Ed Kosik, DO, Oklahoma City, OK
Attendees will discuss the
historical role of anesthesiologists regarding patient
safety as well as list at least
3 situations during anesthetic care that could pose a
direct threat to patient care,
identify deficits encountered
in perioperative crisis situations, and describe potential
treatment of MH in a pediatric patient.
1000
situations that may impair
the quality of care provided by
anesthesiologists.
Break and Visit Exhibits
1015 Implantable Cardiac Devices
1215 Making Smart Retirement Decisions
Duc Nguyen, DO
Cardiologist, Cape Giradeau, MO
Attendees will identify the impact that implantable cardiac devices have
on the care of the patient undergoing anesthesia. Attendees will discuss
reasons for placing the different implantable devices.
ACCREDITATION
FUTURE MEETINGS
The American Osteopathic
Association has approved the
AOCA as an official provider
of continuing medical education programs. The AOCA
19th Winter Conference has
been approved for 19 hours
of Category 1-A Continuing
Medical Education and the
same amount of Anesthesia
Specialty CME. In addition,
AANA credits have been
applied for.
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Discussion of 401 K structures and tax benefits. Determining educated
choices of pre-tax and post-tax Roth Contributions.
photos courtesy of Charleston
Convention and Visitors Bureau
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