The Society of Dermatology Physician Assistants will host its Annual Summer Dermatology conference June 4 to June 7 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, NV. The comprehensive program includes the latest research, news and exhibits in the field.
The program, planned by Medical Director Whitney High, MD, along with Continuing Medical Education (CME) Chair Lauren Zajac, MHS, PA-C and CME Co-Chair Gina Bird, MPAS, PA-C, is packed with insightful presentations, workshops and opportunities for networking with colleagues.
CME Chair Lauren Zajac notes, “Attendees should be sure to attend several must-see presentations, including Red Where the Sun Don’t Shine (Faculty: Misha Miller, MD), Aging Gracefully (Faculty: Kasey Drapeau D’Amato, PA-C, MPAP), Advances in Melanoma and Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer Treatments (Faculty: Scott Dinehart, MD) as well as Dermoscopy and Kodachromes (Clinical Images) workshops. Both of these workshops have availability but are filling up fast,” she says.
“Attending the conference is helpful to expand our knowledge, become familiar with cutting edge treatment options and networking. You never know what opportunities might present themselves from meeting a colleague,” Zajac adds.
Program Highlights
On Thursday evening June 4, colleagues and exhibitors will mingle at the Welcome Mixer Event at Caesars Palace Hotel. The event is sponsored in part by Amgen.
Conference day 1 focuses on pediatrics, conference day 2 hones in on adult mature and aging skin, while conference day 3 looks at reddening and other adult conditions.
Sunday June 5 consists of a potpourri of topics, including The Biopsy: How, When, Where and Why (Faculty: Whitney High, MD); Advances in AK Treatment (Faculty: Brian Berman, MD); Advances in NMSC Treatment and Advances in Melanoma Treatment (Faculty: Scott Dinehart, MD).
The conference also includes small group extended education sessions on Saturday and Sunday on dermoscopy and kodachromes.
Poster Display
Be sure not to miss the poster exhibits, which will be on display in the prefunction area near the lecture rooms. The posters will be available from Thursday afternoon to Saturday at 3:00 pm.
Local Scene
Please visit https://www.lasvegas.com/activities/ for information on Las Vegas entertainment options, including headline shows and concerts, celebrity-chef restaurants and live music.
Looking Ahead
The SDPA 13th Annual Fall Dermatology Conference 2015 is scheduled for November 12 to 15, 2015, at the Loews Portofino Bay Hotel in Orlando, FL. Be sure to save the date.
For more information and to register, visit https://www.dermpa.org.
The Society of Dermatology Physician Assistants will host its Annual Summer Dermatology conference June 4 to June 7 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, NV. The comprehensive program includes the latest research, news and exhibits in the field.
The program, planned by Medical Director Whitney High, MD, along with Continuing Medical Education (CME) Chair Lauren Zajac, MHS, PA-C and CME Co-Chair Gina Bird, MPAS, PA-C, is packed with insightful presentations, workshops and opportunities for networking with colleagues.
CME Chair Lauren Zajac notes, “Attendees should be sure to attend several must-see presentations, including Red Where the Sun Don’t Shine (Faculty: Misha Miller, MD), Aging Gracefully (Faculty: Kasey Drapeau D’Amato, PA-C, MPAP), Advances in Melanoma and Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer Treatments (Faculty: Scott Dinehart, MD) as well as Dermoscopy and Kodachromes (Clinical Images) workshops. Both of these workshops have availability but are filling up fast,” she says.
“Attending the conference is helpful to expand our knowledge, become familiar with cutting edge treatment options and networking. You never know what opportunities might present themselves from meeting a colleague,” Zajac adds.
Program Highlights
On Thursday evening June 4, colleagues and exhibitors will mingle at the Welcome Mixer Event at Caesars Palace Hotel. The event is sponsored in part by Amgen.
Conference day 1 focuses on pediatrics, conference day 2 hones in on adult mature and aging skin, while conference day 3 looks at reddening and other adult conditions.
Sunday June 5 consists of a potpourri of topics, including The Biopsy: How, When, Where and Why (Faculty: Whitney High, MD); Advances in AK Treatment (Faculty: Brian Berman, MD); Advances in NMSC Treatment and Advances in Melanoma Treatment (Faculty: Scott Dinehart, MD).
The conference also includes small group extended education sessions on Saturday and Sunday on dermoscopy and kodachromes.
Poster Display
Be sure not to miss the poster exhibits, which will be on display in the prefunction area near the lecture rooms. The posters will be available from Thursday afternoon to Saturday at 3:00 pm.
Local Scene
Please visit https://www.lasvegas.com/activities/ for information on Las Vegas entertainment options, including headline shows and concerts, celebrity-chef restaurants and live music.
Looking Ahead
The SDPA 13th Annual Fall Dermatology Conference 2015 is scheduled for November 12 to 15, 2015, at the Loews Portofino Bay Hotel in Orlando, FL. Be sure to save the date.
For more information and to register, visit https://www.dermpa.org.
The Society of Dermatology Physician Assistants will host its Annual Summer Dermatology conference June 4 to June 7 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, NV. The comprehensive program includes the latest research, news and exhibits in the field.
The program, planned by Medical Director Whitney High, MD, along with Continuing Medical Education (CME) Chair Lauren Zajac, MHS, PA-C and CME Co-Chair Gina Bird, MPAS, PA-C, is packed with insightful presentations, workshops and opportunities for networking with colleagues.
CME Chair Lauren Zajac notes, “Attendees should be sure to attend several must-see presentations, including Red Where the Sun Don’t Shine (Faculty: Misha Miller, MD), Aging Gracefully (Faculty: Kasey Drapeau D’Amato, PA-C, MPAP), Advances in Melanoma and Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer Treatments (Faculty: Scott Dinehart, MD) as well as Dermoscopy and Kodachromes (Clinical Images) workshops. Both of these workshops have availability but are filling up fast,” she says.
“Attending the conference is helpful to expand our knowledge, become familiar with cutting edge treatment options and networking. You never know what opportunities might present themselves from meeting a colleague,” Zajac adds.
Program Highlights
On Thursday evening June 4, colleagues and exhibitors will mingle at the Welcome Mixer Event at Caesars Palace Hotel. The event is sponsored in part by Amgen.
Conference day 1 focuses on pediatrics, conference day 2 hones in on adult mature and aging skin, while conference day 3 looks at reddening and other adult conditions.
Sunday June 5 consists of a potpourri of topics, including The Biopsy: How, When, Where and Why (Faculty: Whitney High, MD); Advances in AK Treatment (Faculty: Brian Berman, MD); Advances in NMSC Treatment and Advances in Melanoma Treatment (Faculty: Scott Dinehart, MD).
The conference also includes small group extended education sessions on Saturday and Sunday on dermoscopy and kodachromes.
Poster Display
Be sure not to miss the poster exhibits, which will be on display in the prefunction area near the lecture rooms. The posters will be available from Thursday afternoon to Saturday at 3:00 pm.
Local Scene
Please visit https://www.lasvegas.com/activities/ for information on Las Vegas entertainment options, including headline shows and concerts, celebrity-chef restaurants and live music.
Looking Ahead
The SDPA 13th Annual Fall Dermatology Conference 2015 is scheduled for November 12 to 15, 2015, at the Loews Portofino Bay Hotel in Orlando, FL. Be sure to save the date.
For more information and to register, visit https://www.dermpa.org.
