Cecilia Merino, Chicago Medical Society, and Mary Campbell, Executive Administration recently joined IACME. Welcome! We hope to see you at the next meeting!

 

Does your organization have an opening for a CME professional? Are you looking for a more challenging position in CME? If so, visit the Job Opportunities page of the IACME website. If you have an opening, send a position description to the Communications Committee to post on the site. The price is right – it’s free! Visit frequently to see what new opportunities are available. Local job openings are posted regularly; the site currently features open positions at Mac Neal Hospital, the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, Rush-Copley Medical Center, and the American Academy of Dermatology. If you post a position, kindly notify the Communications Committee when it is filled so we can remove the ad and keep the page up-to-date.

 

"A Day in CME Life...Get It? Got It? Done!"

Friday, November 10, 2006

Stonegate Conference Centre in Hoffman Estates

The IACME Fall Educational Meeting, "A Day in CME Life...Get It? Got It? Done!" will address everyday challenges that each of us face as we go about the best work there is – providing CME! Different workshops geared toward beginners and those with more experience provide a key opportunity to get the answers you need from experts within our community that you can use to formulate a plan of attack to get things done. The program includes continental breakfast and a networking lunch. The Spring Educational Meeting broke attendance records, so please sign up soon.

 

IACME strives to extend the reach and value of IACME to as many members of the medical education community as possible. As a special offer for the Fall Educational Meeting, the annual fee for IACME membership will be bundled in the cost of the meeting for non-members ($140). As an added bonus, we'll be providing prizes to those current members who bring new members to the meeting. Stay tuned!

 

IACME will once again host a dinner for members in Phoenix this January during the Alliance for CME Annual Meeting. Mark your calendar for January 18, 2007 and plan to join us at this traditional event. Cost and location coming soon.

 

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