Monday, September 20, 2010
Friday, August 20, 2010
Two new CME PDF's for medical writing
I wrote to you a couple of days ago telling you about a new opportunity
to learn more about CME medical writing, and how to become a CME Medical
Writer if that's your interest.
My friend Johanna Lackner Marx has JUST posted her second PDF, so
now you can log in and learn how to research and write Needs Assessments
based on gaps in physician learning, but how to effective Educational
Objectives that meet CME requirements.
Did you know that medical errors are one of the top leading causes of
patient deaths, around the world? There is a new worldwide movement
taking place to identify gaps in clinician knowledge, train about those gaps,
and then follow up to see if patient care has improved. It's a whole new
exciting way of healing the world through physician learning and improvement
in care.
Check out Johanna's material here.
The materials are available for FREE until September 2.
If you like them enough, you can register and train with Johanna through her
online course, "CME Training for Medical Writers."
Johanna is a Nationally Certified CME Professional, and a true expert in both
CME and Training. She's got a wonderful module in her course on how
physicians learn. You'll see! Click here.
to learn more about CME medical writing, and how to become a CME Medical
Writer if that's your interest.
My friend Johanna Lackner Marx has JUST posted her second PDF, so
now you can log in and learn how to research and write Needs Assessments
based on gaps in physician learning, but how to effective Educational
Objectives that meet CME requirements.
Did you know that medical errors are one of the top leading causes of
patient deaths, around the world? There is a new worldwide movement
taking place to identify gaps in clinician knowledge, train about those gaps,
and then follow up to see if patient care has improved. It's a whole new
exciting way of healing the world through physician learning and improvement
in care.
Check out Johanna's material here.
The materials are available for FREE until September 2.
If you like them enough, you can register and train with Johanna through her
online course, "CME Training for Medical Writers."
Johanna is a Nationally Certified CME Professional, and a true expert in both
CME and Training. She's got a wonderful module in her course on how
physicians learn. You'll see! Click here.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
2011 - A New Career Direction for YOU?
My friend Johanna Lackner Marx, MPH MSW CCMEP owns InQuill Medical Communications,
LLC, and they have a stellar training program I thought you should know about.
Have you ever thought of earning income in a new way, adding some new tools to your kit?
InQuill focuses on CME medical writing - that's researching and writing medical content that goes into continuing educational programs for physicians - otherwise known as CME Continuing Medical Education.
I think with your background that you might be a good candidate to learn CME Medical Writing, if you are interested in the possibility of a new source of income. The whole world of CME has changed radically in the last few years. There is a new set of requirements for CME, and physicians now have to take a lot more CME course hours to maintain their licensure. That means there is a shortage of
CME Medical Writers who know the new rules and can supply the growing demand
for CME Content.
InQuill is right at this sweet spot of opportunity. They specialize in CME Medical Writing, and Johanna is a nationally certified CME Professional - she's an expert at the top of her field. She knows CME, she knows how to train, she knows how to get CME work.
For the next two weeks until September 2, Johanna is pre-recruiting potential
students for her in-depth, on-line course, "CME Training for Medical Writers."
Courses start each month in September, October, and November.
To let you know more about InQuill and what they have to offer, Johanna
is offering a private FREE peek into portions of her CME course content.
If you visit the website link below, and submit your information, Johanna
will open up the world of CME for you with informative emails, PDF downloads,
and pieces of video training, all of which will have you learn about CME, and
evaluate if this is a potential path for you.
Click here to find out more.
If you want to enroll for the course, great. I make a small commission for bringing you this information. Then you get to become a CME expert and start your new career in CME Medical Writing.
If you choose to pass, please accept the FREE content from both Johanna and me. It cost you nothing except a bit of your time.
LLC, and they have a stellar training program I thought you should know about.
Have you ever thought of earning income in a new way, adding some new tools to your kit?
InQuill focuses on CME medical writing - that's researching and writing medical content that goes into continuing educational programs for physicians - otherwise known as CME Continuing Medical Education.
I think with your background that you might be a good candidate to learn CME Medical Writing, if you are interested in the possibility of a new source of income. The whole world of CME has changed radically in the last few years. There is a new set of requirements for CME, and physicians now have to take a lot more CME course hours to maintain their licensure. That means there is a shortage of
CME Medical Writers who know the new rules and can supply the growing demand
for CME Content.
InQuill is right at this sweet spot of opportunity. They specialize in CME Medical Writing, and Johanna is a nationally certified CME Professional - she's an expert at the top of her field. She knows CME, she knows how to train, she knows how to get CME work.
For the next two weeks until September 2, Johanna is pre-recruiting potential
students for her in-depth, on-line course, "CME Training for Medical Writers."
Courses start each month in September, October, and November.
To let you know more about InQuill and what they have to offer, Johanna
is offering a private FREE peek into portions of her CME course content.
If you visit the website link below, and submit your information, Johanna
will open up the world of CME for you with informative emails, PDF downloads,
and pieces of video training, all of which will have you learn about CME, and
evaluate if this is a potential path for you.
Click here to find out more.
If you want to enroll for the course, great. I make a small commission for bringing you this information. Then you get to become a CME expert and start your new career in CME Medical Writing.
If you choose to pass, please accept the FREE content from both Johanna and me. It cost you nothing except a bit of your time.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Monday, July 26, 2010
2010 AMWA Annual Conference registration is now open!
From an AMWA email message:
Conference registration opened today for the 70th Annual Conference of the American Medical Writers Association (AMWA). There are new workshops, new certificates, and 40 open sessions (open sessions are included in your registration fee). Don’t forget that if you are not currently an AMWA member you can pay your dues along with conference registration and receive the member rate.
Register early for the annual conference workshops and roundtables! They fill quickly, so you’ll need to include 2 alternatives in case your first choice is not available when your registration form is processed. Online registration is not automatic on receipt by AMWA. All registrations are processed by AMWA headquarters in the order received, whether online, mailed, or faxed. Headquarters typically receives 400 registrations in the first day. Be prepared, be patient, and please give staff time to process. Thank you!
Available Breakfast Roundtables agendas have been linked in the registration brochure.
Hotel reservations are now open for the Hilton Milwaukee City Center, connected to the convention center via an enclosed skywalk. You can make your reservations online or you can contact the hotel directly at (414) 271-7250. Please make sure you identify yourself as an AMWA attendee to receive the discounted conference rate. Our group code is AMWA. The Hilton Milwaukee City Center is the official AMWA annual conference hotel.
Conference registration opened today for the 70th Annual Conference of the American Medical Writers Association (AMWA). There are new workshops, new certificates, and 40 open sessions (open sessions are included in your registration fee). Don’t forget that if you are not currently an AMWA member you can pay your dues along with conference registration and receive the member rate.
Register early for the annual conference workshops and roundtables! They fill quickly, so you’ll need to include 2 alternatives in case your first choice is not available when your registration form is processed. Online registration is not automatic on receipt by AMWA. All registrations are processed by AMWA headquarters in the order received, whether online, mailed, or faxed. Headquarters typically receives 400 registrations in the first day. Be prepared, be patient, and please give staff time to process. Thank you!
Available Breakfast Roundtables agendas have been linked in the registration brochure.
Hotel reservations are now open for the Hilton Milwaukee City Center, connected to the convention center via an enclosed skywalk. You can make your reservations online or you can contact the hotel directly at (414) 271-7250. Please make sure you identify yourself as an AMWA attendee to receive the discounted conference rate. Our group code is AMWA. The Hilton Milwaukee City Center is the official AMWA annual conference hotel.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Webinar to discuss the new AMWA curriculum
WHEN: Thursday, July 8, 8:00 pm OR Saturday, July 10, 10:30 am
SIGN UP: Contact Jeanie Woodruff at jwoodruff@amwasouthwest.org at your earliest convenience to sign up for one of the sessions.
WHY: Registration for the AMWA national conference in November will open on July 26. A number of significant changes have been made to the structure of the curriculum and the certificate tracks. These changes affect you if you are pursuing, or thinking about pursuing, an AMWA certificate—whether you are new to the process or well along in taking your workshops. AMWA Southwest is offering a webinar to help you understand the curriculum changes so you can plan your workshop schedule for the national conference.
WHO: Steve Palmer, PhD, ELS, past president of AMWA Southwest and current national Administrator of Chapters and Membership, will lead the discussion and answer your questions.
HOW: We will use GoToMeeting to produce the webinar, which you can conveniently access from your own computer. Audio/voice access is FREE if you have a headset or microphone/speakers on your computer; if not, you can view the webinar on your computer and access the audio/voice feature via a long-distance number (NOT FREE), which will charge you at your standard long-distance rate. Registrants will receive an e-mail with instructions for accessing the webinar.
CONTACT: Two identical sessions are offered, and registration is required. "Seating" is limited, so please contact Jeanie Woodruff at jwoodruff@amwasouthwest.org at your earliest convenience to sign up for one of the sessions.
SIGN UP: Contact Jeanie Woodruff at jwoodruff@amwasouthwest.org at your earliest convenience to sign up for one of the sessions.
WHY: Registration for the AMWA national conference in November will open on July 26. A number of significant changes have been made to the structure of the curriculum and the certificate tracks. These changes affect you if you are pursuing, or thinking about pursuing, an AMWA certificate—whether you are new to the process or well along in taking your workshops. AMWA Southwest is offering a webinar to help you understand the curriculum changes so you can plan your workshop schedule for the national conference.
WHO: Steve Palmer, PhD, ELS, past president of AMWA Southwest and current national Administrator of Chapters and Membership, will lead the discussion and answer your questions.
HOW: We will use GoToMeeting to produce the webinar, which you can conveniently access from your own computer. Audio/voice access is FREE if you have a headset or microphone/speakers on your computer; if not, you can view the webinar on your computer and access the audio/voice feature via a long-distance number (NOT FREE), which will charge you at your standard long-distance rate. Registrants will receive an e-mail with instructions for accessing the webinar.
CONTACT: Two identical sessions are offered, and registration is required. "Seating" is limited, so please contact Jeanie Woodruff at jwoodruff@amwasouthwest.org at your earliest convenience to sign up for one of the sessions.
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