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Jay Smith is running a course at Mayo this July through AIUM.
Yes. I got the flyer. Just wondering if it is worth the $2Kish price of admission.
Several of our residents have attendended the UMichigan course the last few years, and we have the opportunity to go the the AIUM course here at Mayo too. It seems most courses are geared toward radiologists/diagnostics. Residents who went to the UMich course this year, had one "interventional day" where they stuck needles in turkey breasts/phantoms. You do that at the AIUM course too, but there is one full day of doing injections on fresh frozen cadavers which I believe is unique. I think the course is very good and it gets great feedback from the attendees.
Thanks for the feedback, Caedmon. I've burned through my CME $, but will probably spring for the next one....maybe.
Thomas Jefferson is having their course in Atlantic City in May. I'm going with a couple attendings. I'll let you know how it is.
For those who don't want to travel to Mayo. Its in Florida and taught by Jay Smith.
But also at the steep price of 2-grand. Cadaver course is included as well. I haven't done this course, but someone I know menetioned it as an alternative to going to Mayo.
http://www.gcus.com/ProgramDetails2.aspx?ID=308&scheduleID=300&type=PROGRAM&mode=View
But also at the steep price of 2-grand. Cadaver course is included as well. I haven't done this course, but someone I know menetioned it as an alternative to going to Mayo.
http://www.gcus.com/ProgramDetails2.aspx?ID=308&scheduleID=300&type=PROGRAM&mode=View