Florida Chapter of the Society of Critical Care Medicine Annual Symposium
Description
The Society of Critical Care Medicine Florida Chapter invites you to join us for our annual symposium in the heart of Downtown Orlando! The symposium will bring together healthcare professionals to share groundbreaking research, exchange best practices, and foster interdisciplinary connections.
Gain insights from our esteemed keynote speaker, Gloria Rodriquez Vega MD, FACP, FCCP, FNCS, MCCM, a nationally recognized neurocritical care physician who serves as the Director of the Neuro ICU at Hospital Menonita-Caguas and the Secretary of SCCM’s Executive Committee. She will be presenting “Doing Less, Achieving More: 7 Strategies for Safer ICU Care”.
Other featured presenters include "Antimicrobial Stewardship" by Dr. Kornblum, "Humanizing Pediatric Critical Care: Strategies for Reducing Intrusion and Fostering Family Centered Care" by Dr. Abrahan, "Aggressive Treatment vs Less Related to Post Arrest Rhythmic/Periodic EEG Patterns, NCSE, Convulse State" by Dr. Halstead, "Critical Care Psychiatry and Delerium" Dr. Jiang, and "PICS: Post Intensive Care Syndrome" by Dr. Peach with a survivalist speaker panel.
The symposium will also showcase cutting research from across the state of Florida. Don’t miss this opportunity to network with peers, elevate your practice and grow professionally.
Please join us Friday night for a FREE social event including trainee jeopardy at the hotel from 6-8 pm.
Purchase tickets by September 9th to benefit from early bird registration!
Please note, that the Grand Bohemian recently changed their name to Hotel Beauden.
Below you can reserve a hotel room from the room block:
You can find more information regarding the event at our Florida Chapter Website, including the full conference itinerary:
Annual Symposium - Florida Chapter Society of Critical Care Medicine
Up to three scholarships will be awarded to receive $1,000 to attend SCCM Congress or other affiliated SCCM educational events. To apply, you must have an abstract or case report accepted at the symposium, must be a FL chapter member in good standing, and submit your CV and maximum 500-word essay on how attending a SCCM educational session would benefit critical care at your hospital. These materials may be submitted through the symposium application after acceptance of an abstract/case report.
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