Be prepared, be very prepared. The 2012 Winter Conference on January 27-28 features innovative leaders with insight into the challenges Texas physicians face as a result of health reform. Recommendations will be offered on how to take advantage of new innovations and technologies to improve and streamline models of care and payment. In addition, Texas legislators will be on hand to discuss the 2012 primary elections.
Click here for online registration. Free registration is one of the many benefits of your TMA and TCMS membership.
The Travis County Chapter of the Professional Association of Health Care Office Management (PAHCOM) is an organization benefitting the medical community through educational networking of member office staff.
Programs are designed for office managers and other staff to obtain helpful information used on a daily basis in running a physician office. Networking with other office managers and corporate sponsors rounds out the meeting each month.
PAHCOM invites physician office staff to attend a meeting: 11:30 am to 1:00 pm on the third Wednesday of each month at Seton Medical Center, 1201 W. 38th Street, McFadden Auditorium.
To become a member contact Maria Harvey at 512-324-2722 or mlharvey@seton.org.
Spanish Meducation® is the practical medical Spanish program offered through the Travis County Medical Society since 1994. The 10-week program is designed for all health care professionals: physicians, pharmacists, nurses, therapists, social workers, technicians, emergency personnel, and their support staff.
The classes develop beginning, intermediate, and advanced conversational skills in general Spanish with a concentration on health care situations. Grammar takes a back seat. All handouts are included in the tuition cost; no textbook is required.
This spring we are offering an early registration discount of $25 by January 11: $225 for new students, $205 for continuing and $185 for Querétaro immersion program graduates. After January 11 tuition is $250 for new students, $230 for continuing students, and $210 for Querétaro immersion program graduates.
All classes meet once a week in the evening from 6:30-8:30 pm at the Travis County Medical Society, 4300 N Lamar. There will be no classes during the week of March 12 spring break). If you are a true beginner, Level I is for you. Otherwise, we encourage you to contact Jill at 512-835-7612 to discover which level will benefit you the most.
Level I - Beginning: Wednesdays, February 1 – April 11
For questions, contact program director, Jill Snyder, PhD at jld@prismnet.com or 512-835-7612.
Do you write a medical column for your local newspaper? Host a show on the radio? Maybe do a weekly medical segment on local TV news? Do you host a health care blog? If so, showcase your talents and enter the Physician Excellence in Reporting category of the TMA Anson Jones, MD Awards.
Entries must be received by January 15. Click here for instructions, contest rules, and entry form. For questions, contact Brent Annear at 512-370-1381 or brent.annear@texmed.org.
The following physicians have applied for TCMS membership. Under the provisions of the bylaws, names of applicants are presented to the membership for review. Written objections to the applicant’s membership must be directed to the TCMS Board of Ethics within 30 days of publication.
Click here to view new member applicants with photos.
4300 N Lamar, PO Box 4679, Austin, Texas 78765 (512) 206-1249
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