Events

09/25/2010	Saturday: and Sunday September 25-26, 2010-Learning from a Legend MANUAL PROCEDURES and METHODS PROGRAM presented by Stanley Schiowitz D.O., FAAO New York College of Osteopathic Medicine Hannah & Charles Serota Academic Center / 1st floor OMM Laboratory Northern Boulevard, Old Westbury, New York This is a 12 hour hands on course. The physician need not be practicing manipulation as a specialty in order to incorporate these methods into their practice. It is not an introductory course in F.P.R. but will demonstrate how to improve the methods presently being used, making the results more specific while creating greater efficiency in time and effort expanded. In addition, new methods and techniques will be presented. Schedule Saturday September 25, 2010 8:30AM Registration and Continental Breakfast 9:00AM-Noon: Workshop 12noon-1:00pm Break (Lunch provided) 1:00AM-5:00PM: Workshop 5:00PM-6:00PM: Review Sunday , September 26, 2010 8:30AM Registration and Continental Breakfast 9:00-1:00PM: Workshop This program anticipates approval for 12 hours of Category 1-A CME credits by the AOA CCME. A full refund (minus any monies applied toward NYSOMS membership) will be given for any cancellation received by the NYSOMS office by Friday September 17, 2010. Curriculum in development Registration $275 Active NYSOMS (or local State Society) Member $50 Intern/Resident/Fellow Non-NYSOMS Member or NYCOMEC Program $450 Non NYSOMS (or local State Society) Member $ 0 Intern/Resident/Fellow NYSOMS (or local State Society) Members or NYCOMEC Program Interns Residents NYSOMS (or local State Society) Phone registration or additional information call: (212) 261-1784 Fax or mail registration form:.Phone registration or additional information call: (212) 261-1784 Fax or mail registration form:. /library/event-media/FALL_2010_ Registraion.doc
10/07/2010	Thursday: Learning from a Legend MANUAL PROCEDURES and METHODS PROGRAM Presented by Stanley Schiowitz D.O., FAAO Location of workshop: Eckelberger Tower Community Room 156 Corliss Avenue, Johnson City, NY This is an 8 hour hands on course. The physician need not be practicing manipulation as a specialty in order to incorporate these methods into their practice. It is not an introductory course in F.P.R. but will demonstrate how to improve the methods presently being used, making the results more specific while creating greater efficiency in time and effort expanded. Schedule: 8:30am Registration and Continental Breakfast 9:00am-1:00pm Program 1:00pm-2:00pm Break (Lunch provided) 2:00pm 6:00pm Program Program Outline in formation Registration fees: $125.00 NYSOMS Active member $150.00 DO (non-member of NYSOMS) $ 0.00 NYSOMS/NYCOMEC Intern/Resident Member NYSOMS/NYCOMEC Intern/Resident Member $ 50 DO resident/intern (Non-Member) This program anticipates approval for 8 hours of Category 1-A CME credits by the AOA CCME. A full refund (minus $10 processing fee) will be given for any cancellation received by the NYSOMS office by Tues September 30, 2010. Program sponsored by New York State Osteopathic Medical Society and Wilson Regional Medical Center. If you have any questions or register by phone call (212) 261-1784 or (800) 841-4131 or email NYSOMS at nysoms@nysoms.org Fax or mail registration use form below. /library/event-media/2010_10_07_OMM_registration.pdf
10/13/2010	Wednesday: NYS Chapter of ACOFP and NYSOMS CME Lecture and Dinner Program @ 5:30pm 5:30pm registration 6-9pm program Marriott Hotel and Conference Center in Uniondale Enrico Fazzini, DO, PhD & Brian J. Snyder, MD A Comprehensive Approach to Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders This program anticipates approval for 3 hours of Category 1-A CME credits by the AOA CCME. Space is limited Registration is Required and limited to NYSOMS and NYS Chapter of ACOFP members only. Sponsored program Register on line: Register Online Registration form: /library/event-media/FALL_2010_ Registraion.doc
10/16/2010	Saturday: NYSOMS Meetup with Doctors First Association @ 12 noon For more information and registration: Location Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge 333 Adams St., Brooklyn Presentations (no CME credit) include: The Road to Collecting the Federal Incentive, Ron Pucharelli, MD, CPHIT, HIT Project Administrator MSSNY Buying and Selling a Practice, John Pelliteri, CPA, Grassi & Co Insurance Fraud Investigations, Jeffrey Ruggiero, Esq. Arnold & Porter Group Practice Challenges in forming Large Groups, Ralph Herz, MD, American Group Practice Preparing to be a good witness, Ken Schultz, MD CCHIT Certification, Features To Keep In Mind Before & After Purchasing An EMR, How To Make Sure It Will Meet The Meaningful Use Criteria, Speaker TBA and more For more information and registration: Meet Up
11/04/2010	Thursday: NYSOMS Dinner Meeting and CME Program @ 5:30pm 5:30pm registration 6:00pm NYSOMS meeting and dinner 7:00pm program Blackstone Steakhouse 10 Pinelawn Road Melville, NY Donald S. Krieff, DO, FACOS: Current Comprehensive Management of Cervical and Lumbar Disc Disease Madan K. Raj, MD: Advances in Interventional Pain Management Sponsor: Neurological Surgery, PC Register online: Register Online Registration form: /library/event-media/FALL_2010_ Registraion.doc
01/14/2011	Friday: Deadline for submission: 2011 NYSOMS Intern/Resident Scientific Poster Competition Experimental Research or Case Study Deadline for submission: Friday January 14, 2010 Presentations: Friday March 4, 2011 at the Eastern Regional Osteopathic Convention Sheraton Long Island - Hauppauge, New York The NYSOMS Annual Experimental and Case Study Poster Competitions are open only to Osteopathic Interns, Residents and Fellows who are members of NYSOMS. The competitions will take place on Friday, March 4, 2011 in conjunction with NYSOMS' Eastern Regional Osteopathic Conference (EROC). The completed application(s) and abstract(s) must be received by the NYSOMS via fax at (516)-686-3748 no later than Friday, January 14 , 2011 by 5 p.m. The competition will be open to research of the type acceptable to the AOA Scientific Conference. The work presented must be the work of the Intern/Resident/fELLOW submitting it. Explanatory clinical research, descriptive clinical studies and health policy, educational, and other research subjects will be accepted. No pure literature reviews will be accepted. Research must have been done when the participant was a medical student or in postgraduate training. Complete, well-documented and researched case studies will be acceptable. The final posters must contain the results of the study. Entrants are encouraged to submit research that is original to this competition and has not been published. Entries that have been shown at local hospitals, or regional and national conferences, will be accepted. The prize for the First Place Winner in each competition will be $250. Second Place Winners will receive $100. Third Place Winners will receive $50. A panel of judges appointed by NYSOMS will evaluate the posters by using predetermined objective criteria and scoring forms. The judges' decision will be final. Download complete information below. /library/event-media/2011Poster_competition_Policies_Application_and_Presentation_Procedures.pdf
01/14/2011	Friday: 2011 NYSOMS Intern/Resident Scientific Poster Competition Application 2011 NYSOMS Intern/Resident Scientific Poster Competition Experimental Research or Case Study Deadline for submission: Friday January 14, 2010 Presentations: Friday March 4, 2011 Deadline for submission: Friday January 14, 2010 Presentations: Friday March 4, 2011 Complete instructions above. Application below. /library/event-media/2011Application NYSOMS Poster Competition.pdf
03/04/2011	Friday: 2011 NYSOMS Intern/Resident Scientific Poster Competition Presentations 2011 NYSOMS Intern/Resident Scientific Poster Competition Experimental Research or Case Study Deadline for submission: Friday January 14, 2010 See January 14, 2010 for complete information. On site information to be posted.