Podiatry CME Conferences

The goal of the PRESENT Virtual Biomechanics and Surgery Conference is to present easy to absorb biomechanical wisdom for both the non-surgical and surgical practices. This intensive One Day Conference will focus on mechanical concepts for conservative control to control symptoms as well as determining criteria for surgical planning and post-op rehabilitation.

Approved for 8 CECH Credits for DPMs

All DEA-registered practitioners have new training requirements due at DEA registration renewal. With the recent enactment of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023, the DEA now requires you to complete a one-time, eight-hour training requirement on the treatment and management of patients with opioid or other substance use disorders.

The annual Superbones Superwounds Conference schedule is being EXPANDED this year, with the addition of a third annual event in the Summer, now known as Superbones Superwounds Summer Virtual Conference 2023, being broadcast conveniently to your computer, tablet or phone on June 9-11, 2023. The Superbones Superwounds program now consists of a live in-person Superbones Superwounds Spring Conference at the Teaneck Marriott at Glenpointe in April, this virtual Superbones Superwounds Summer Conference 2023, and the 2023 Superbones Superwounds Fall Virtual Conference in October. The top podiatric teachers that you’ve learned to admire take the virtual podium to discuss the latest surgical procedures and techniques in healing the lower extremity in a practical matter, providing useful education 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 21 CME credits.

The 19th Annual Desert Foot Conference Co-Chaired by Drs Charles Andersen, Lawrence Lavery, Matthew Garoufalis, and Thomas Serena led an esteemed faculty of 42 key opinion leaders over four days of knowledge sharing and learning at its long-time home base in Phoenix, Arizona. The hundreds of Desert Foot attendees were exposed to evidence-based and best practices to improve limb salvage, advanced wound care techniques and treat surgical and medical disorders of the lower limb. The 14 rotating hands-on-workshops were overflowing with attendees. The Grand Sponsor was 3M along with 69 other industry participants.