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November 6-10, 2005
Accreditation:
40 CE Credits
ACLS Program Schedule: 8 CEU’s
Sunday November 6, 2005
Limited Enrollment!
Course Begins Promptly at 1200
PALS Program Schedule: 8 CEU’s
Tuesday, November 8, 2005
Limited Enrollment!
Course Begins Promptly at 1330
General Conference Agenda
Monday, November 7, 2005
6 CEU’s
Dr. Hernando DeSoto
Anesthesiologist, Jacksonville, Florida
0700—1300
Difficult Pediatric Airway
Neonatal Surgical Emergencies
The Child with Congenital Heart Disease Having Non-Cardiac Surgery
Perinatal Pharmacology/Neonatal Resuscitation in Delivery
Suite
Pediatric Emergencies
Questions and Group Discussion
Tuesday, November 8, 2005
6 CEU’s
Sandra M. Ouellette, CRNA, MEd, FANN,
Director, Nurse Anesthesia
Program
Wake Forest University Baptist Center, Winston Salem, NC
0700—1300
Anesthesia Management of the Patient with Ischemic Heart
Disease
Perioperative Myocardial Ischemia: Etiology, Prevention and Management
Anesthetic Management of Patients with Cardiac Assist Devices
Steroid Supplement Patient: Current Indications forreplacement
Fires in the Operating Room
Questions and Group Discussion
Wednesday, November 9 , 2005
6 CEU’s
Sharon Pearce, CRNA
Forsyth Medical Center, Winston Salem, NC 0700– 1230
Can You Be Too Sweet: Diabetes Management for the
Anesthesia Provider (2 Hours)
Alternative Therapies and Medicines:
What the Anesthesia Provider Should Know
Braking the Silence
Stressed Spelled Backwards is Desserts
Group Discussion and Questions
Thursday, November 10, 2005
6 CEU’s
John McDonough, CRNA, Ed.D, ARNP
Program Director, Florida International
Univ.
0700-1300
Medication Errors: Cause, Cure & Effect
Infectious Disease in Anesthesia:
HIV & Other Condiserations
Control of Blood Pressure
Effective Pain Management
Spinal Narcotics in OB
Questions and Group Discussion
Disclosure Policy: PAS, Inc. reserves the right
to substitute speakers/topics should the need arise.
Cancellation policy: Should it become necessary for you
to cancel within 30 days of your conference, a refund will
be
given minus a $100 cancellation fee along with any ACLS/
PALS textbooks mailed, if applicable. To avoid the cancellation
fee you may be given a credit for a future seminar taken
within six months of the paid seminar. After 30 days do to
the contract terms with the Resorts, no refunds will be able
to be granted after this date. |
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Fairmont Scottsdale Princess
Scottsdale, AZ
Accommodations:
A group rate of $269 has been negotiated for you
at this beautiful resort, based
on single or double occupancy. The cut off date for accepting
reservations into
this room block is October 7,2005. Reservations requests received
after this date
or exceeding the room block, will be accepted on a space and
rate availability
basis only. Telephone 1-800-344-4758 to make your reservations
directly—Ask for the discounted group rate for Premier
Anesthesia
Seminars, Inc.
Please be aware, that PAS, Inc. has blocked a dedicated number
of rooms for this
conference; once they are sold out it is based on availability
only.
Airport Transfers:
Supershuttle:
$19.00 per person available curbside at Phoenix’s Sky Harbor
International Airport, approx. 20-30 minutes from resort.
Transtyle: $50.00/sedan - up to four passengers.
Late model towncars/uniformed drivers. Available directly through
hotel board bank.
Meet-n-greet service available for an additional; cost of $15.00
per person and may be subject to a 15% service charge.
Recreation and Service:
Aerial Excursions
Sonoran Desert Balloon Flights There’s
no better way
to experience the tranquility of the Sonoran Desert. Board a
gondola and climb
to a thousand feet above the desert floor for a breathtaking
flight in a hot air
balloon. Riders feel the exhilaration of smooth air travel as
they soar above
desert plateaus and outcroppings. Keep your eyes open for some
of the desert’s
natural inhabitants, including coyotes, hawks, javalina and deer.
Your FAA
certified pilot is an expert on the legends and lore of the area,
and will supply a
colorful narrative as the ride unfolds. Once you touch down,
the occasion will be
marked with a traditional toast and slight certificate ceremony.
Duration: 3.5
hours. For more information please call 480-585-4848 Ext. 7244
.
Golfing Experience: Two 18-hole golf courses designed by Jay Morrish
and
Tom Weiskopf are adjacent to the resort. The TPC Stadium Course,
home of
the PGA Tour’s FBR Open (formerly the “Phoenix Open”),
is a 7038 yard, par
71 championship course. The 6589 yard, par 71 (TPC) Desert Course
is one of
the few resort courses where golf carts are not required. For
more information
please call 480-585-4848 Ext. 7244.
Spa & Fitness Center: Our new luxury Willow Stream Spa (44,000
square
feet) is a $16.5 million addition, and opened in December 2001.
The spa has
three levels which are dramatically linked with a flowing waterfall
that creates
the ultimate desert oasis setting. The roof contains a private
adult swimming
pool for relaxation. The main level features the welcome area,
a full-service
salon, fitness center with Cybex weight training equipment, cardiovascular
machines and a fitness studio. The tranquil canyon level hosts
male and
female spa areas with water facilities, meditation areas and
25 treatment
rooms, including 12 rooms with outdoor canyon access, and a Master
Spa
Suite. For more information please call 480-585-4848 Ext. 7160.
Desert Hummer Tours: Climb aboard the Military’s preferred
form of
transportation in a HUMMER H1. It’s the ideal way to experience
the daunting
landscape of the desert, where inclines, washes and brush render
most vehicles
useless. Sit high above the desert floor and explore the vast
, scenic horizons of
the Sonoran Desert. Wildlife sightings are frequent, and your
guide will be quick
to identify the creatures that roam the landscape. Duration :4
Hours. For more
information please call 480-585-4848 Ext. 7244 .
Paddle Up: See the desert’s natural beauty in a way that
few take advantage of.
For a spectacular outdoor experience, climb aboard these oversized
rafts for a
serene, scenic float down one or Arizona’s pristine waterways.
While you may be
asked to ply your paddle from time to time, the slow and steady
current performs
most of the work on these picturesque river journeys. Witness
dazzling Sonoran
Desert scenery, and you may even encounter some of the State’s
more famous
wildlife. . For more information please call 480-585-4848 Ext.
7244 .
Water Sports: One of five guest swimming pools, the Sonoran splash
is a 6000
square foot water recreation area offering two of Arizona’s
longest resort water
slides, a zero entry deck area for children, water activities
and (8) private cabanas
with ceiling fan . For more information please call 480-585-4848
Ext. 7244 . |
