Diabetes-team work-CE-programs, from Marilyn Clougherty:
Many hands make light(er) work. I love working together as a team! Watching others bring their best to the table and then encouraging other members to do the same is so inspiring. This year, I am privileged to be the Chair of Western Pennsylvania’s Local Networking Group. In December last year, we reviewed previous program evaluations, asked for volunteers for; programing, industry support, secretary and so on. Quickly the positions were filled and we were coming along, By January and consensus, we had a date, venue and theme that is both timely and creative. Ideas for speaker were collected and by February we had 4 speakers confirmed then by March all speakers were confirmed and we submitted to the PACB for approval. AADE streamlined the forms which helped to keep the process moving. May starts with Save-the-date marketing. September registration opened and more marketing. When you think of how many folks out there have diabetes of all ages and how much has changed in diabetes this day will allows us to relax plus learn from practicing experts in their fields. Kudos to WPLNG for banding together to make this happen for our region. Anyone have any similar experiencing working with the best crew and feeling great about what you were able to accomplish? Anyone have experience of accomplishing much more that you thought possible when working with others? I would like to know your experiences.
CEU program is posted to the Pennsylvania calendar. The program is entitled "Diabetes Through the Ages" and will be on November 18, 2016. We have submitted for 6 CEU's. Cost is $75.00 for nonmembers and $50.00 for members. This will be held at the Cumberland Woods Village in Allison Park, PA 15101.Time is 7:30 am (Registration) and program is from 8 am to 4 pm. Seating is limited. I've attached the flyer for more details.
Hope you are able to attend this exciting program!
Here is the link to the program: Diabetes Through The Ages
Here is the link to the flier: Diabetes Through the Ages Program Flier