speaker service center
Welcome to Medtrade’s Speaker Service Center!
Dear Medtrade Speakers and Exhibitors:
Medtrade is now accepting speaker abstracts for consideration in the Medtrade 2010 educational program being held November 15-18, in Atlanta. To submit a session/topic, please choose the conference button, then speaker service center and begin to submit your proposal today! Submit My Medtrade Proposal.
Please be aware the deadline for submissions is January 31, 2010. Medtrade Educational Advisory Board will review all sessions submitted by the deadline. Selected speakers will be notified by March 31, 2010.
Thank you,
Toni Ward, Conference Manager
Speaker Qualifications:
We welcome speakers who have knowledge in the Home Medical Equipment (HME) Industry and all professionals who provide equipment, supplies and services for post-acute care patients in a home-based environment. Session topics will be considered that fall within one or more of the following tracks:
- Accreditation Central
- Business Operations
- Industry Updates
- Information Technology
- Leadership & Staff Development
- Legislative & Regulatory Issues
- Rehabilitation & Assistive Technology
- Reimbursement
- Sales & Marketing
- Sleep/Oxygen & Respiratory Issues
The primary qualifications for participating in a Medtrade conference are a proven ability to speak effectively to large audiences, and an in-depth knowledge of the topic proposed. Although not a mandatory requirement, if you have spoken at a previous Medtrade/Medtrade Spring conference, the Educational Advisory Board will review both the prior number of attendees at previous sessions and results complied of attendee evaluations.
Thank you for visiting the Speaker Service Center and expressing an interest in Medtrade!
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