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The Annual Sleep Symposium is a premier educational event tailored to clinicians with an interest in Sleep Medicine. Each year, the symposium serves as a platform for both seasoned professionals and those new to the field to deepen their understanding of the latest advancements in diagnosing and treating sleep disorders. This program is in partnership with South Piedmont AHEC, who will be handling the registration for the program.
Participants will have the opportunity to learn about cutting-edge diagnostic tools and innovative treatment options for a wide range of sleep disorders, including obstructive sleep apnea, narcolepsy, insomnia, and restless legs syndrome. The program is designed to provide attendees with a comprehensive view of the evolving landscape in Sleep Medicine, equipping them with the knowledge to enhance patient care and improve clinical outcomes.
In addition to enriching their own expertise, participants will have the chance to engage in multidisciplinary discussions and share best practices with their teams, fostering a collaborative learning environment. This symposium is ideal for clinicians looking to stay informed about the latest research, clinical protocols, and technological advancements in Sleep Medicine.
We look forward to welcoming attendees each year as we work together to advance the field and improve the quality of sleep care for all patients.
This conference is being held both in-person and virtually.
February 28, 2025
8:05AM - 5:00PM
REGISTER NOW
Cost is $150
This event will be offered in-person at two locations with some of the faculty presenting live from each location. Additionally, the event will be broadcast for those outside of North Carolina.
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Winston-Salem Location 2nd Harvest Food Bank 3330 Shorefair Dr. Winston-Salem, NC 27105 |
Charlotte Location Sanger Heart & Vascular Institute Sandra & Leon Levine Auditorium 1237 Harding Place Charlotte, NC |
Join Us in Hickory on March 18th for the 13th Annual Breastfeeding Forum! Please join us for this one-day conference which focuses on techniques to assist women with breastfeeding and update care providers on breastfeeding techniques and tips to ensure a successful breastfeeding experience. Registration OPEN!
Northwest Area Health Education Center (AHEC) and the Office of Continuing Medical Education (OCME) work with state and local health associations, universities, community colleges, hospitals, and community organizations to serve constituents in the Northwest AHEC 17-county region and across the state. We provide activities that increase knowledge, as well as renew clinical and professional skills.
Please take about 5 minutes to complete this needs assessment.
Planning for future activities will be based on your input, survey deadline is January 24th. We value your feedback.
There are no known risks or personal benefits to completing this survey; however, the knowledge gained will benefit the planning of Northwest AHEC/OCME continuing education activities. Completing the survey is voluntary, and neither completing nor declining to complete the survey will affect your participation in any Northwest AHEC/OCME activity. This information will only be used to determine educational needs and methods of course delivery. The only identifiable data that will be collected are name and email if you choose to provide them. If you have questions or comments about this survey, contact ahecmktg@wakehealth.edu.
You're Invited: Opioid Use and Opioid Use Disorder Online Learning - View any or all of the 3 Pre-recorded modules available online at your own pace, for just $20 per session!
16th Annual “One Community in Recovery” Conference Healing Together: Building Stronger Communities
The 24th annual Share the Health Fair, sponsored by Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist, Wake Forest University School of Medicine and the Northwest Area Health Education Center, will be held this Saturday, Nov. 2. More than 10 free screenings, tests and other health-related services will be available to the public.
Live webinar Engaging LGBTQ Youth and Families: How Do You Show You are an Ally?
Healthy aging — and finding ways to age well — is the focus of the first Appalachian State University Aging Well Conference, to be held May 16 and 17 at the Levine Hall of Health Sciences in Boone. The event is sponsored by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina.
