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CME Calendar

Please see the individual CME events listed below for more details.

Pre-registration is required for all events.

For more information or program updates, please contact Children's Continuing Medical Education Office: (206) 987-5701.

August 21-24, 2008

North Pacific Pediatric Society (NPPS) 177th Scientific Conference

The NPPS is presenting three mornings of premier scientific programming with a host of superb local, regional, and national speakers to focus on the theme of “Raising the Resilient Child”. Set at Suncadia, a grand Pacific Northwest resort, this meeting offers an opportunity to become a more resilient caregiver while continuing your medical education with one of the most enduring pediatric associations in North America.

View the Brochure at www.northpacificpediatricsociety.org.

September 19-21, 2008

Regional Anesthesia in Children

Please save the date to join us at Seattle Children’s Hospital for didactic lectures and small group workshops given by local, national and international speakers (including Adrian Bosenberg, Peter Marhofer and Girogio Ivani), as well as the opportunity to practice ultrasound on live models and phantoms.

View the brochure (PDF 120KB).

October 25, 2008

1st Annual Nutrition Symposium

Please save the date to join us at Seattle Children’s Hospital for a symposium discussing infant nutrition, vitamin and mineral deficiency, enteral access, allergies and pediatric obesity.

View the brochure (PDF 74KB).

November 1-2, 2008

Prenatal Diagnosis: Outcomes and Transition to Pediatric Care

Please save the date to join us at Seattle Children’s Hospital for two days of didactic lectures and small group workshops given by local, regional and national speakers and presented by Children’s Prenatal Diagnosis and Treatment Program and the University of Washington Division of Maternal Fetal Medicine. CEARP credit and Cat 2 CEUs for Genetic Counselors available.

View the brochure (PDF 120KB).