Last call for speakers: Greeley Medical Staff Institute Symposium
Hospitalist Leadership Connection, February 17, 2009
Are you interested in sharing your strategies for tackling contemporary medical staff challenges? There’s still time to apply. We’re extending our deadline to March 25.
HCPro and The Greeley Medical Staff Institute are currently looking for hospitalist program leaders, medical staff leaders, and medical staff services professionals to speak at the first annual Greeley Medical Staff Institute Symposium Nov. 8-9 at the Ritz-Carlton in Naples, FL.
The symposium will cover all aspects of medical staff leadership, including:
- Hospitalist program development and management
- Emergency department management
- Physician-hospital alignment
- Physician competency and quality
- Leadership development
If you are interested in speaking on any of these issues or wish to propose a topic, please fill out the seminar application. Send your completed application to associate editor Karen M. Cheung at kcheung@hcpro.com by March 25.
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