PRESENT Podiatry CME Conferences
PRESENT Treasure Hunt
February 24-25, 2024
Hotel Indigo Los Angeles Downtown, Los Angeles, CA
The PRESENT Treasure Hunt Conference 2023 returned to live in-person this year after being run virtually in 2021-2022, to a full Lecture Hall, Exhibit Hall and Workshops. The content followed the traditional Treasure Hunt format of Practice Management, Medicare and Insurance Updates, with the addition of cutting edge CME education. 12.5 CME Credits, 3.5 X-Ray Credits and 2 ABPM MOC Points were earned by attendees. Gabe Halperin, DPM gave his traditional Medicare Update to a packed room. Join Us Next Year at the 2024 PRESENT Treasure Hunt Conference returning to the Hotel Indigo in Downtown Los Angeles, CA on February 24 & 25, 2024
Superbones Superwounds Spring
April 19-21, 2024
Teaneck Marriott at Glenpointe, Teaneck, NJ
PRESENT e-Learning Systems PRESENTed the new Superbones Superwounds Spring 2023 Conference in Teaneck, NJ, live in-person this year in conjunction with education partner the New York College of Podiatric Medicine. Extreme weather in Florida kept PRESENT Co-Founder Michael Shore, DPM, longtime PRESENT Medical Director Harold Schoenhaus, DPM, and favorite teacher Marie Williams, DPM, DABPS, DHL from attending, but Drs Anthony Iorio and Benjamin Kamel ably stepped up to “fill their shoes”. Packed small group workshops provided hands-on training to an enthusiastic crowd.
Superbones Superwounds Summer
June 22-23, 2024
PRESENT e-Learning Systems, LLC, Boca Raton, FL
The Superbones Superwounds Summer Conference 2023 took place virtually June 9-11. The Conference was attended by over 450 DPMs, Residents, Students, and other Healthcare Professionals. Attendees learned from the top podiatric teachers, providing useful education that they could take back to their offices. They also took part in engaging with the exhibitors which earned the top 14 attendees a $50 Amazon eCards! Conference Chairman Harold Schoenhaus, DPM and Co-Chairs Robert Frykberg, DPM, MPH, Christopher Bromley, DPM, Stanley Kalish DPM and a brilliant faculty delivered a virtual educational program that was uniformly praised by attendees. PRESENT e-Learning Systems remains committed to continuing to produce the SBSW Fall Virtual Conference this October and others into the future in addition to their in-person events.
Surgery and Advanced Wound Care Summit for Podiatrists and Residents
August 10-11, 2024
PRESENT e-Learning Systems, Boca Raton, FL
The Inaugural Surgery and Advanced Wound Care Summit for Podiatrists and Residents took place virtually this past weekend. Podiatrists, Residents, Attendings, and Students from over 30 states and from three countries were in attendance. The Summit featured five lectures from Operation Footprint representatives Marc Benard, DPM, DABPM, DABFAS and Bhavesh Shah, DPM, MBA, FABFAS, FABLES, FAPWCA, FACFAP. The Summit was chaired by Dr Harold Schoenhaus along with Co-Chairs Drs Robert Frykberg and Marc Benard.
Superbones Superwounds Virtual Fall
December 7-8, 2024
PRESENT e-Learning Systems, LLC, Boca Raton, FL
The Superbones Superwounds Fall Virtual Conference is geared to the top podiatric surgical and wound care practices. This important conference will be taught by our nation’s top key opinion leaders from leading teaching institutions from around the country and past presidents of APMA and ACFAS. The education focuses on evidence-based and best practices for utilizing the latest surgical procedures, advanced wound care technologies, vascular interventions, as well as dermatology of the lower limb, biomechanics, practice management, amnio/cellular therapy, off-loading and compression therapy techniques that you can take back to your offices and begin offering to your patients on Monday morning. Podiatrists find PRESENT virtual conferences to be an inexpensive and convenient way to earn their CME credit without the need to leave their homes. Complete an easy-to-use attendance verification twice each day, and post-event survey, to earn all 16 CME credits and 2 ABPM MOC Category 2 points.
