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October 3, 2019

Head to New York on April 3-4 for expert advice on developing a successful career in physiatry at the Navigating Early-Career Decisions for Success in Physiatry Practice course—just $35 for AAPM&R members!

This highly-acclaimed early-career course provides a roadmap to navigating the early years of establishing a successful physiatry career. Through engaging presentations and panel discussions, the course will focus on:

  • Building leadership skills in the workplace and within professional organizations
  • Practice improvement
  • Non-clinical career opportunities
  • Practice setting advantages and disadvantages
  • Physician performance metrics and compensation strategies
  • Navigating credentialing requirements
  • AAPM&R resources to assist the early-career physiatrist
  • And more! 

Feedback from Past Attendees:

“I thought the course was incredibly monumental to help advance my career.”

“Anyone considering attending the course should absolutely attend. The networking with other early-career physiatrists, as well as with those running the course, is excellent. And all of the various things I learned throughout the day really reaches far beyond what I expected. I would even consider attending the course again.”

“These are topics that are rarely covered by residency programs, so it’s a great resource for physiatrists who are early in their careers to get a 'lay of the land.'” 

LEARN MORE AND REGISTER NOW. 

Legislation Introduced to Alleviate Impact of Conversion Factor Cut for 2021

Nov 09, 2020

Last month, two bills were introduced in the House proposing solutions to the estimated 10.6% Physician Fee Schedule conversion factor cut expected to go into effect January 1, 2021.  The bills offer some relief to the cut, but do not reflect a comprehensive or long-term solution.  AAPM&R has therefore chosen to remain neutral regarding these bills. 

Your Academy continues to advocate for a permanent solution to the conversion factor cut while maintaining the important payment increases to office and outpatient evaluation and management services.

 

 

 

 

 

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