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SCHEDULE of EvENTS (continued)


          WEdnESday, July 3 (continued)
                 1:00 – 2:00 PM   Williford B Room                      2:30 – 3:30 PM   Williford A Room
           1932  The Act of “Pausation:” Overcoming and/or         1935  Building Registered Apprenticeships
                Managing Perceived Barriers in Your Life               in Healthcare
         Presented by Eric Charlton,                             Presented by Linda Witte, RMA,
         MHA, RT(r)                                              MPA, CBSP
         This presentation will highlight what                   If you are an educator, an employer pre-
         ‘Pausation’ is, and how our own mental                  ceptor, or just want to know more about
         barriers can stagnate growth in different               this innovation in healthcare training,
         facets of our lives.                                    this workshop is  for you! The  Program
                                                                 Manager who put together the first reg-
         Leadership & Professional                               istered apprenticeship in the nation for
         Development Track                                       CAAHEP-accredited Medical Assisting Programs and in Michi-
                                                                 gan for Sterile Processing Technician training will share the
                 1:00 – 2:00 PM   Williford C Room               components of a registered apprenticeship, program design
           1933  Perception, Biases, and Ethics?                 information, career one-stop center coordination, employer in-
                How Do These Three Things Affect Your            volvement strategies, and return on investment data. Come and
                Professional Growth?                             learn a new training strategy to bring back to your community!
         Presented by Marty Hinkel,                              Medical Assisting Track
         MT(AMT), Sigma Alpha Pi (NSLS)
                                                                        2:30 – 3:30 PM   Williford B Room
         Your subconscious mind is making deci-                    1936  Documentation: One Word Can
         sions that your conscious mind may not                        Make A Difference
         even know about. This session will open
         your eyes to how perception, biases and                 Presented by Sarah Chojnacki, B.S., CMA(AAMA)
         ethics can be affecting your professional               Did you know that as little as one incorrect letter in the spell-
         growth and development. Join us as we                   ing of some medical terms can result in an entirely new medical
         explore and discuss how our biases may sometimes affect how   term? This session will highlight the importance of accurate
         we deal with patients, colleagues and friends.          medical documentation. One will identify what to do: if a mistake
         Leadership & Professional Development Track             is made when documenting in a patient chart, if it’s not easy to
                                                                 read a provider’s order, or if there’s uncertainty of what needs to
                2:00 – 2:30 PM   Normandie Lounge                be documented. Attendees will have the opportunity to test their
                Attendee Refreshment Break                       knowledge about look- alike and sound-alike medical terms.
                                                                 Please join us for this interactive educational session.
         BREAKOUT SESSIONS                                       Medical Assisting Track

                 2:30 – 3:30 PM   Marquette Room                 1937    2:30 – 3:30 PM   Williford C Room
           1934  Calibration and Calibration Verification:             Government Affairs Round-Up
                Who, What, Where, When, Why, How and
                Did I Pass or Fail?                              Presented by Michael N. McCarty, JD;
                                                                 Kimberly A. Cheuvront, Ph.D., MBA, MT(AMT, ASCP);
         Presented by Becky Socha, MS,                           Robert Newberry, MT(AMT)
         MLS(ASCP), BB(ASCP)
         If you’ve ever wondered about the
         difference between validations and veri-
         fications, and why we do them, or when
         we do them, this session is for you!
         Calibrations and validations are not just
         for  the supervisors  or  clinical  specialists
         to perform, they are the responsibility of everyone in the lab.
         Come find out what these are all about! This session will dis-
         cuss validation, verification, linearity, calibration and calibration
         verification in the clinical laboratory. An overview of the reasons   This session of panelists will present an update on legal, legis-
         for performing these as well as the functions of each will be pre-  lative, and regulatory policy issues affecting AMT professionals
         sented with examples used to demonstrate important concepts.   at both the federal and state levels. The presentation will be fol-
         During this session, the importance of performing calibration   lowed  by  an  interactive  discussion  with  attendees  on  current
         and calibration verification to identify problems before they can   policy issues of interest to them.
         impact patient results will be emphasized.
                                                                 Leadership & Professional Development Track
         Laboratory Track






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