Conference Update: Time to submit your nominations for the ACDIS Achievement Awards
CDI Strategies, January 21, 2016
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It's time to submit your nominations for the ACDIS Achievement Awards, to be awarded at the ninth annual ACDIS Conference, May 23-26, 2016 in Atlanta.
If you know a colleague who has made significant contributions to the CDI field, who makes a difference in the profession, or is an outspoken advocate of CDI, please let us know. ACDIS will soon be accepting nominations for the prestigious ACDIS Achievement Awards. For 2016 we’ve made some significant changes and will be accepting nominations in the following categories.
Click to view each award's criteria:
- CDI Professional of the Year
- Recognition of CDI Professional Achievement
- Excellence in Provider Engagement
- Rookie of the Year
Winners will be honored with an award and recognition during the annual ACDIS Annual Conference. All nominations will be reviewed and voted on by the ACDIS Conference Committee in conjunction with ACDIS administration.
Please fill out the nomination form by Friday, February 5, 2016. Click here: http://app.keysurvey.com/f/1005207/ad54/
We are excited to recognize all our award winners at our conference in May.
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