Continuing Medical Education Conference Schedule Expanded to Meet Needs in Primary Care

Continuing Education Company, Inc.
273 Marie Court
West Hempstead, NY 11552 (516) 882-5551

West Hempstead, NY (PRWEB) July 29, 2011 -- Continuing Education Company, a leading non-profit provider of continuing medical education, announced today it has expanded its 2011 fall CME conference schedule in order to meet a growing demand for independent continuing medical education for primary care physicians.

Continuing Education is proud to announce a new fall CME weeklong conference for family physicians and nurse practitioners being held October 24-28, 2011, at the four diamond oceanfront Westin Maui Resort & Spa Hawaii, a seaside locale with spectacular stretches of famed Ka'anapali Beach. At the resort and in the area physicians and their families will be able to relax and enjoy the beauty only Hawaii can provide.

A second fall CME medical conference will be held November 10-13 at the Hilton Marco Island Resort in Marco Island, Florida. This 4- Diamond deluxe 11-story Florida beach resort perfectly situated on the beautiful Marco Island beach on the Southwest Florida Gulf Coast. This four day conference will provide 16 CME credits in addition to Marco Island’s world-class golfing, the Florida Everglades National Park, nearby Tampa, Orlando and even Miami which are all conveniently located near the resort for the ultimate learning vacation.

"Our CME conferences clearly fill an increasing need for broad, clinically focused continuing medical education in certain parts of the country," said Dr. Raymond E. Major, Chairman of the Medical Education Advisory Board at Continuing Education Company. "They provide practical updates and evidence-based data that the primary care practitioners can start using in their practices the next day."

These continuing medical education courses stem from Continuing Education Company’s tradition of quality and excellence in health care education. Renowned faculty presents the most recent advances to practicing family practitioners and internists, as well as nurse practitioners and physician assistants. The continuing medical education conferences provide education is all areas of primary care including Metabolic Diseases, Cardiology, Endocrinology, Pain Management, Gastroenterology, Orthopedics, Diabetes, Geriatrics and Emergency Medicine.

Healthcare professionals interested in furthering their education at the Maui, Hawaii or Marco Island, Florida conferences should request more information immediately on these continuing medical education conferences by calling 800-327-4502 or visiting the CME conference website at www.CMEmeeting.org.

Continuing Education Company, Inc. (CEC) is an independent, non-profit, 501 (c)(3) continuing medical education organization. We have been developing and presenting continuing medical education programs for over 19 years. Our mission is to develop and provide educational opportunities to improve the skills and knowledge of medical and healthcare professionals. We accomplish this mission by offering American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) accredited CME lectures, symposia, and conferences.

Educational activities are developed with the guidance of Continuing Education Company’s Curriculum Advisory Committee. The committee, lead by our on-staff Medical Director is comprised of physicians, pharmacists, educators who have extensive clinical and CME experience.

MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of Continuing Education Company, Inc. (CEC) is to improve public health by developing and providing educational opportunities to advance the skills and knowledge of physicians and other healthcare professionals. This mission is accomplished by assisting healthcare professionals in assessing their educational needs and providing them with evidence-based education which meet those needs.

Continuing Education Company
273 Marie Court
West Hempstead, NY 11552

Walter Ejnes, President (516) 882-5551 x100
Barbara Ejnes, Vice President (516) 882-5551 x101

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