Save the date for the 2011 Credentialing Resource Center Symposium!
Medical Staff Leader Connection, July 1, 2010
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The 2010 Credentialing Resource Center Symposium just wrapped up on May 7, and we’re already planning the 2011 symposium. The 2011 symposium is scheduled for May 12-13 once again at beautiful Caesar’s Palace in sunny Las Vegas.
In addition the experts at The Greeley Company, speakers will include in-the-trenches MSPs and medical staff leaders who are eager to share their solutions and insights to the most pressing medical staff issues. From bylaws to credentialing and everything in between, don’t miss this opportunity to learn how you can overcome the challenges you face every day.
Check back on the CredentialingResourceCenter.com and MedicalStaffLeader.com blogs for regular updates as we count down to the 2011 symposium!
Call our customer service line at 877/727-1728 for pricing information and to register.
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