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“Committed to Excellence in Continuing Medical Education”
Pan American Allergy Society
On behalf of the CME/Program Committee chaired by David P. Sheridan, M.D., the Pan American Allergy Society is proud to present its 2019 Spring Training Course “Recognition, Diagnosis & Treatment of Allergy & Sensitivity Disorders”.
The goal of the committee and I was to design an intense two-day Diego Saporta, M.D.program beginning on Friday, March 29 and ending on Saturday, PAAS President
March 30, 2019, which will allow minimum time out of the office, accommodate spring breaks, and provide the attendees with scientific knowledge and techniques to enable incorporation of allergy and sensitivity disorders in their practice when they return to their offices on Monday morning.
Clarity in scientific knowledge, execution of techniques and management of allergic emergencies together with reimbursement issues will be the objectives of this training course. Our faculty members and exhibitor personnel will be present to answer questions to guide the attendee through an exciting experience in allergy and sensitivity disorders designed for the ultimate benefit of patients.
Please study this ambitious program to discern which sessions fit your needs. Contact Ann Brey at 210-495-9853 if you have questions or wish to apply for discounts on registration fees for four or more attendees from your office.
We will be in a wonderful new venue, the DoubleTree by Hilton San Antonio Airport. It is very conveniently located one-half mile from the airport and offers free 24-hour shuttle service. Free parking, award-winning dining and lounge are onsite. The largest upscale mall in San Antonio, North Star Mall, is across the street offering a wide array of shopping and dining pleasure. The free shuttle provides round-trip transportation there and anywhere within a 2-mile radius.
I am looking forward to seeing you March 29-30, 2019 at the DoubleTree San Antonio Airport, in San Antonio, TX.
PRESIDENT Diego Saporta, M.D.
470 North Avenue Elizabeth, NJ 07208
908-352-6700
VICE-PRESIDENT Jay L. Gruhlkey, M.D. 301 Main Plaza, #342
New Braunfels, TX 78130 830-626-9911
SECRETARY-TREASURER Howard J. Lang, D.O.
789 Lonesome Dove Trail Hurst, TX 76054
817-577-0480
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
Edwyn L. Boyd, M.D. 2116 Data Park
Hoover, AL 35244 205-733-9595
CME/PROGRAM CHAIRMAN David P. Sheridan, M.D.
20214 Braidwood Dr. #215 Katy, TX 77450
281-579-3600
DIRECTORS Jenny L. Cross, M.D.
Brian J. Hasslinger, M.D. Harold H. Hedges, M.D.
Gregory E. Hyde, M.D., Ph.D. Richard G. Jaeckle, M.D. Alfred R. Johnson, D.O.
Neal L. Rogers, M.D. Nolan D. Shipman, M.D.
John O. Wycoff, D.O.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Ann Brey
1317 Wooded Knoll San Antonio, TX 78258
(210) 495-9853 FAX (210) 495-9852
MEETING REPORT & NEWSLETTERFall 2018
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A Report to the Membership from Diego Saporta, M.D., President of P.A.A.S., on the 2018 Summer Training Course held August 17-18, 2018, at the Wyndham San Antonio Riverwalk, in San Antonio, Texas.
THIS NEWSLETTER CONTAINS: Message from the President; Report on the Summer Training Course; Recognition of Exhibitors and Supporters; Preliminary Program to the 2019 Spring Training
Dear P.A.A.S Members:
Course; and Other Business of the Society… __________________________________________________________________________
Retirement Announcements Nolan D. Shipman, M.D. of Bryan, TX, announced his retirement as of August 8, 2018. Dr. Shipman is a long-time member of PAAS, has served as faculty member and in multiple leadership roles, including President. He had a long and very rewarding career serving the residents of the greater Bryan/College Station area, where he was the first ENT physician in the area. He also taught as Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine at Texas A&M’s School of Medicine. He and his wife, Doy, are looking forward to spending more time with their family. C. Richard Mabray, M.D. of Corpus Christi, TX, announced his retirement as of September 13, 2018. Dr. Mabray is also a long-time member of PAAS and has served over the years as a faculty member and leadership roles including President. He had a very active practice as an OB-GYN, bariatric and environmental medicine physician. He is a veteran of the U.S. Army Medical Corps in which he served in the Korean War, continental U.S., Surinam, and Desert Shield/Desert Storm. Dr. Mabray and his wife, Edwina, also look forward to having more leisure time and enjoying family. In Memoriam – William J. Rea, M.D. PAAS was deeply saddened to learn of the unexpected passing of Dr. Rea on August 16th. Dr. Rea was a long-time member, one of our very highly respected faculty members and served in leadership roles including President. Dr. Rea was the Director of the Environmental Health Center – Dallas, and the President of the American Environmental Health Foundation. He completed residencies in general and cardiovascular surgery and served in those fields before entering private practice focusing on environmental medicine. He authored many articles on cardiovascular surgery, as well as 10 books including textbooks on environmental medicine. He is survived by his wife, Vera and numerous family members. Any donations in his memory may be made to the American Environmental Health Foundation, 8345 Walnut Hill Lane, Suite 225, Dallas, TX, 75231. Report on the 2018 Summer Training Course…
Meeting Recap: Attendees at Training Course: Physicians, Etc.: 45 Faculty: 16 Total: 61 Accreditation: 14 CME Hours (14 contact hours), 14.16 CNE Hours (14.16 contact hours) AAFP, AOA, & TNA Many thanks to the Exhibitors and Grant Support from the Summer Meeting!
Exhibitors: ALK, Inc., Allermetrix, Edge Pharmaceuticals, EnviroMed Sciences, Lincoln Diagnostics, Serolab, Stallergenes Greer
Grant Support: Bio-Tech Pharmacal, Edge Pharmaceuticals, Hotze Health & Wellness Center, Lincoln Diagnostics
In-Kind Grants: ALK, Inc. and Lincoln Diagnostics
Pan American Allergy Society 2019 Spring Training Course March 29-30, 2019 – DoubleTree by Hilton San Antonio Airport - San Antonio, TX
ACCREDITATION
The Pan American Allergy Society is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
The Pan American Allergy Society designates this educational activity for a maximum of 14 AMA PRACategory 1 Credits™. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Successful Completion: Successful completion for each day of this activity is attendance and evaluating those sessions for which the attendee has registered.
REGISTRATION
All sessions are open to physicians, registered nurses and their medical personnel. CME/CNE certificates will be mailed within two weeks after the meeting.
P.A.A.S. Registration Fees: 10% Discount for P.A.A.S. Members**
**Non-members may join P.A.A.S. while registering by including annual dues ($400 for physicians; $200 fornon-physicians and foreign attendees). Please check the box "Please send P.A.A.S. Membership Application"and add fee for annual dues. Use "member rates" to compute fees. More savings are realized with multiple registrations.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Fees Include: All breakfasts and breaks for registrants only and a syllabus for each session for which the attendee has registered and other amenities. Additional syllabuses can be purchased at Registration Desk as long as supplies last.
Medical Residents: $200.00 for all or part of training course and seminar upon written recommendation of a medical residency director. Please call P.A.A.S. office (210-495-9853) for information.
Per day: ……………………………………………... $ 500 for each registrant ½ day ……………………………………………..…. $ 250 for each registrant Total for Training Course ……………...……. $ 1,000 for each registrant (10% discount for PAAS members)
Nursing contact hours have been applied for through the Texas Nurses Association, an accredited approver of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
Early Bird Discount! Registrations received on or before December 31, 2018 will receive a 10% discount on total fees.
Application for CME credit has been filed with the American Academy of Family Physicians. Determination of credit is pending. AAFP Prescribed credit is beneficial to all physicians through its equivalency agreements with the American Medical Association and the American Osteopathic Association. Other healthcare organ-izations recognize its credit towards their own requirements.
Special Needs: The Pan American Allergy Society fully complies with the legal requirements of the American with Disabilities Act. If any participant is in need of accommodation, please submit written requests at least one month in advance of CME activity to P.A.A.S. so that we may accommodate your needs.
Refunds: Refunds will be made until March 1, 2019, with a 25% processing charge. After March 1, 2019, NO refunds will be made. Credit for a future meeting will be granted.
Other: *Cellular phones will not be permitted in the classroom. *Please do not wear perfumes and after- shave lotions. *Smoking is prohibited in the foyer, classrooms and exhibit hall. *Bring a sweater or jacket to all sessions.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATiONS
Our host hotel, the beautiful DoubleTree by Hilton San Antonio Airport, is conveniently located just one-half mile from the San Antonio International Airport (SAT) on Interstate 410 and is across the street from North Star Shopping Mall, the largest mall in San Antonio. Enjoy a complimentary 24-hour shuttle providing trans-portation to any destination within a 2-mile radius. The airport shuttle runs every 30 minutes, or as needed with advanced notice. The famous San Antonio Riverwalk is just 15 minutes away, in close proximity to the downtown area and many other major attractions.
GUEST ROOMS AND AMENITIES
Guest Rooms: All guest rooms are spacious and contemporary with a stylish Spanish mission-influenced flair. All guest rooms include an array of amenities to feel at home while being surrounded by the hotel's Spanish colonial architechture.
Restaurant & Bar: Step into the relaxing atmosphere of Cascabel Restaurant, serving an extensive menu of continental cuisine with a Southwestern flavor. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner Cascabel features dishes sure to entice all taste buds. Complete your day with a cocktail in the Cascabel Bar.
Recreational Facilities: Relax in the outdoor heated swimming pool and whirlpool situated in a welcoming courtyard. A state of the art fitness center features a variety of equipment to meet guest exercise needs.
PLEASE MAKE ARRANGEMENTS DIRECTLY WITH: DoubleTree by Hilton San Antonio Airport
37 NE Loop 410 at McCulloughSan Antonio, TX 78216
RESERVATIONS TELEPHONE: 800-535-1980 or 210-366-2424: *Request room(s) for the "Pan American Allergy Society" or make reservations online. Go to the Home page of our website, www.paas.org and click the link provided which will take you to the hotel's online reservations for our group.
SPECIAL RATE: $119.00 per night + 16.75% sales tax (single, double/double)
DEADLINE FOR SPECIAL RATE RESERVATIONS: February 25, 2019. After February 25, 2019, room rates will be quoted at regular non-convention rates.
DAY 1: FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 2019 SESSION A: “THE INTRADERMAL DILUTIONAL TEST: A TOOL FOR THE SAFE
ADMINISTRATION OF INJECTABLE AND SUBLINGUAL (SLIT) IMMUNOTHERAPY"
IMPORTANT: Previously referred to as “Skin Endpoint Titration” (SET), the lecturer will teach the learner a thorough understanding of the precise Intradermal Dilutional Testing (IDT) technique and its place in the practice of allergy and immunotherapy. Education in IDT techniques will enable the learner to master more advanced techniques taught in Session "B".
Target Audience: This session is open to those physicians, registered nurses and other nursing and allied healthcare personnel who are preparing themselves to add recognition, diagnosis and treatment of inhalant allergy to their practice as well as those physicians, registered nurses and other nurses and healthcare personnel who are seeking a review of the basics of recognition, diagnosis and treatment of inhalant allergy using intradermal dilutional testing (IDT).
Goal/Overall Objective: This session is designed to enable physicians, registered nurses and other nurses and healthcare personnel to implement recognition, diagnosis and treatment of inhalant allergy using IDT as the basis for diagnosis and planning of immunotherapy formulation when they return to their offices.
Director and Moderator: Diego Saporta, M.D.
7:00 a.m. BREAKFAST - Compliments of PAAS
8:00 INTRADERMAL DILUTIONAL TEST Diego Saporta, M.D. Objective(s): To perform and interpret results of intradermal skin testing
9:15 ABBREVIATED VERSION OF THE INTRADERMAL DILUTIONAL TEST Jenny Cross, M.D. Objective: To perform a variant of the IDT, saving time and cost without compromising safety
9:30 MIXING A TREATMENT VIAL – A SIMPLIFIED UNDERSTANDING OF IMMUNOTHERAPY FORMULATION Diego Saporta, M.D. Objective: To discuss board preparation and dilutions enabling formulation of a treatment vial
10:00 BREAK
10:30 ADVANCED CONCEPTS ABOUT THE INTRADERMAL DILUTIONAL TEST A. Testing on #1 Dilution B. Vial Test C. Management of Delayed Reactions Diego Saporta, M.D. Objective: To manage the “low reactor” patient and local arm reactions which interfere with smooth dose advancement
PRELIMINARY PROGRAMPAN AMERICAN ALLERGY SOCIETY
2019 SPRING TRAINING COURSE
1:45 MANAGEMENT OF THE BRITTLE PATIENT A. Treating Asthmatic Patients B. Usefulness of the Peak Flow Meter C. Treating Patients with Cardiovascular Disease Jenny L. Cross, M.D. Objective: To minimize risks during administration of immunotherapy to asthmatics, patients on betablockers or other cardiovascular disease
2:15 SUBLINGUAL IMMUNOTHERAPY (SLIT) A. Mixing B. Administration C. Management of Adverse Events D. Changing from Shots into SLIT and from SLIT into Shots Diego Saporta, M.D. Objective: To incorporate sublingual treatments as an additional immunotherapy modality including mixing a SLIT bottle, advancing the dose and managing problems during SLIT
3:00 BREAK
3:30 PRACTICUM – A STEP-BY-STEP REVIEW Diego Saporta, M.D., Jenny L. Cross, M.D., and Dana Gibbs, M.D. Objective: To successfully incorporate allergy management using IDT into practice
5:00 PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER Diego Saporta, M.D. Objective: To summarize concepts presented in IDT session
5:30 ADJOURN
1:00 p.m. SAFE ADMINISTRATION OF IMMUNOTHERAPY Dana Gibbs, M.D.Objective: To describe a safe starting dose for immunotherapy administration including the role of the vial test, local arm reactions and dose adjustment
11:30 LUNCH - on your own
In accordance with the ACCME Standards for Commercial Support and the policy of the Pan American Allergy Society, all faculty members have been requested to complete a faculty disclosure form to inform P.A.A.S. of any relationship he/she or his/or her spouse might have with any commercial entity as defined by the ACCME. An asterisk (*) indicates that they have a relationship with a commercial entity which, in the content of their presentation, could be perceived as a real or apparent conflict of interest (e.g., ownership of stock or honoraria or consulting fees) but do not consider that it will influence their presentation. No asterisk reflects that the speaker has no relationship with any commercial entity and that he/she has disclosed that he/she has nothing to disclose. No faculty member refused to provide a Faculty Disclosure Form.
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For More Information:
Recommended Reading:
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Allergy in ENT Practice: The Basic Guide (2nd Edition) - Hueston C. King, M.D., Richard Mabry, M.D., Cynthia Mabry, Bruce R. Gordon, M.D. - Available at amazon.com
Pam Whitfield P.A.A.S. Executive [email protected]
Ann BreyP.A.A.S. Executive Director 210-495-9853Fax: 210-495-9852 [email protected]________________________________________________________________________________
SESSION B: “RECOGNITION, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF INHALANTALLERGY USING MULTITEST II AND MODIFIED QUANTITATIVE TESTING (MQT)”
If you desire to implement an allergy program using "MultiTest II" and “Modified Quantitative Testing (MQT)” when you return to your office, Session B is appropriate for you. Lecturers will instruct on the fundamentals of recognition of inhalant allergy followed by diagnosis and treatment of inhalant allergy using MQT.
Target Audience: This session is open to those physicians, registered nurses and other nursing and healthcare personnel who are preparing themselves to add the recognition, diagnosis and treatment of inhalant allergy to their practice as well as those physicians, registered nurses, other nursing and allied healthcare personnel who are seeking a review of the basics of recognition, diagnosis and treatment of inhalant allergy.
Goal/Overall Objective: This session is designed to enable physicians and healthcare providers to implement recognition, diagnosis and treatment of inhalant allergy when they return to their practices. The knowledge and techniques learned at this activity will prepare physicians and healthcare personnel to do so.
Director and Moderator: David P. Sheridan, M.D.
7:00 a.m. BREAKFAST - Compliments of PAAS
7:50 SCOPE OF THE TRAINING COURSE David P. Sheridan, M.D.
8:00 ALLERGY SYMPTOM PATTERNS IN HISTORY TAKING Speaker: Edwyn L. Boyd, M.D. Objective: To recognize the importance of taking a detailed history in allergy diagnosis
8:30 CLINICAL PHYSICAL SIGNS OF ALLERGY Speaker: Edwyn L. Boyd, M.D. Objective: To recognize the physical signs of allergy and environmental issues which caused them
9:00 SKIN TESTING WITH MULTITEST II, AN INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO; ALLERGY TESTING WITH MULTIPLE ANTIGEN APPLICATORS & IN VITRO ALLERGY TESTINGJay L. Gruhlkey, M.D. Objective: To describe use of multiple allergen applicators for allergy testing
10:00 BREAK
10:30
Jay L. Gruhlkey, M.D. *Objective: To implement the use of multiple antigen applicators for diagnosis and treatment of inhalant allergy
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DAY 1: FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 2019
HANDS-ON DEMONSTRATION WITH MULTIPLE ALLERGEN APPLICATORS
CONCURRENT WITH “ALLERGY AND IMMUNOTHERAPY USING INTRADERMAL DILUTIONAL TESTING (IDT)”
11:00 MODIFIED QUANTITATIVE TESTING (MQT) - MAKING IMMUNOTHERPY SETS Jay L. Gruhlkey, M.D. Objective: To calculate doses for allergic disorders for treatment of inhalant allergy
11:30
1:00 p.m. PRACTICUM – BOARD SET-UP, POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE CONTROLS; SINGLE DILUTION INTRADERMAL TESTING FOR ALLERGEN USED IN MULTITEST II DEMONSTRATION AT 9:00 A.M.
3:00 BREAK
“SUBLINGUAL INHALANT IMMUNOTHERAPY (SLIT)” Presented by Neal L. Rogers, M.D.
Overall Objective: To diagnose and treat inhalant allergy using the SLIT Technique
3:30 SUBLINGUAL THERAPY FOR INHALANTS
4:00 MULTIPLE ANTIGEN DOSING BASED ON SLIT
4:30
5:30
DOSE CALCULATION AND ESCALATION FOR SLIT
ADJOURN
*
LUNCH - on your own
Jay L. Gruhlkey, M.D.,* David P, Sheridan, M.D., and Nurse Faculty Members Maureen McInerney, R.N., B.S.N., and Mary Gambuti, R.N., B.S.N. Other Faculty Members: Joann Haley, A.T., Art Lang, A.T., Ronald L. Parker, P.A., and Sandy WIlson, A.T.Objective: To perform Modified Quantitative Testing (MQT) for inhalant allergy.
ALK, Inc. Allermetrix, Inc.
Bio-Tech Pharmacal Edge Pharmaceuticals EnviroMed Sciences
GRANTS
Edge PharmaceuticalsHotze Health & Wellness Center
Bio-Tech PharmacalLincoln Diagnostics
Stallergenes Greer Plc.
IN-KIND GRANTS ALK, Inc.
Lincoln Diagnostics
WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE OUR 2018-2019 EXHIBITORS AND SPONSORS
Fuel Medical Group Great Plains Laboratory
Lincoln Diagnostics PGX Testing
Serolab
EXHIBITORS
“RECOGNITION, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF FOOD ALLERGY”
Target Audience: This session is open for those physicians, registered nurses and other nursing and healthcare personnel who are preparing themselves to add the recognition, diagnosis and treatment of food allergy to their practices as well as those physicians, registered nurses, other nursing and allied healthcare personnel who are seeking a review of the basics of recognition, diagnosis and treatment of food allergy.
Goal/Overall Objective: This session is designed to enable physicians and healthcare providers to implement recognition, diagnosis and treatment of food allergy when they return to their practices. The knowledge and techniques learned at this activity will prepare physicians and healthcare personnel to do so.
Director and Moderator: David P. Sheridan, M.D.
7:00 a.m. BREAKFAST - Compliments of PAAS
8:00 A. SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF FOOD ALLERGY B. CYCLIC NATURE OF FOOD ALLERGY Neal L. Rogers, M.D. Objective A: To recognize signs and symptoms of food allergy Objective B: To describe the cyclic nature of food allergy
8:45 A. ORAL CHALLENGE FEEDING TEST B. ROTARY AND ELIMINATION DIETS Edwyn L. Boyd, M.D. Objective: To implement oral challenge feeding tests and rotary and elimination diets
9:30 DELAYED SKIN REACTIONS Richard G. Jaeckle, M.D. Objective: To anticipate delayed skin reactions in the diagnosis and treatment of food allergy
10:00 BREAK
10:30 OPTIMUM NUTRITION FOR THE ALLERGIC PATIENT Howard J. Lang, D.O. Objective: To implement optimum nutrition for the allergic patient
11:30 LUNCH – on your own
1:00 p.m. DEMONSTRATION: INTRADERMAL FOOD TEST David P. Sheridan, M.D., and Joann Haley, A.T. Objective: To demonstrate the intradermal food test
2:30 SUBLINGUAL (SLIT) TREATMENT FOR FOOD ALLERGY Brian J. Hasslinger, M.D. Objective: To discuss the use of SLIT in the treatment of food allergy
3:00 BREAK
DAY 2: SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 2019
3.30 MANAGEMENT OF ALLERGIC EMERGENCIES David P. Sheridan, M.D. Objective: To recognize and treat an allergic emergency
4:00 HOW TO INCORPORATE ALLERGY IN YOUR PRACTICE Jenny L. Cross, M.D. Objective: To effectively incorporate allergy in a practice
4:30
5:30 ADJOURN
PRACTICAL TROUBLESHOOTING Edwyn L. Boyd, M.D., and Diego Saporta, M.D. and Nurse Faculty Members: Mary Gambuti, R.N., B.S.N. and Maureen McInerney, R.N., B.S.N.; Other Faculty Members: Ronald L. Parker, P.A., Joann Haley, A.T., Art Lang, A.T., & Sandy Wilson A.T.Objective: To enable learners to manage challenges in recognition, diagnosis and treatment of allergy & sensitivity disorders
“INFORMATION EVERY PHYSICIAN AND HEALTHCARE PROVIDER SHOULD KNOW”
P.A.A.S. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
DIRECTORS: Jenny L. Cross, M.D. Brian J. Hasslinger, M.D. Harold H. Hedges, M.D. Gregory E. Hyde, M.D., Ph.D. Richard G. Jaeckle, M.D.
Alfred R. Johnson, D.O.Neal L. Rogers, M.D. Nolan D. Shipman, M.D. John O. Wycoff, D.O.
OFFICERS: Diego Saporta, M.D., President Jay L. Gruhlkey, M.D., Vice-President Howard J. Lang, D.O., Secretary-Treasurer Edwyn L. Boyd, M.D., Imm. Past President David P. Sheridan, M.D., CME/Program Com.
2019 P.A.A.S. MARCH TRAINING COURSE FACULTY AND CONTRIBUTORS TO CONTENT
BOYD, Edwyn L., M.D., - Private Practice of Otolaryngology and Allergy, Hoover, AL; Dept. of Otolaryngology, BrookwoodMedical Center, Birmingham, AL; Member of PAAS CME/Program Committee
BREY, Ann - Executive Director of the Pan American Allergy Society, San Antonio, TX
CROSS, Jenny L., M.D. - Private Practice of Pediatrics & Allergy, Tygart Valley ENT; Clin. Asst. Prof. of Otolaryngology, WVUniv., Morgantown, WV; Staff Member, David Memorial Hospital, Elkins, WV; Member of PAAS CME/Program Committee
GAMBUTI, Mary, R.N., B.S.N. - Senior Allergy Nurse, Kell West Family Clinic, Wichita Falls, TX; Texas Nurses Association Nurse Planner for PAAS; Member of PAAS CME/Program Committee
GRUHLKEY, Jay L., M.D. - Private Practice of Family Medicine & Allergy, New Braunfels, TX; Member of PAAS CME/ Program Committee ; Stock owner and Speaker for Direct Allergy, LLC
HALEY, Joann, A.T. - Independent Allergy Consultant, Jamestown, KY
HASSLINGER, Brian J., M.D. - Private Practice of Allergy and Otolaryngology, Cumberland, MD - Member of PAAS CME/Program Committee
JAECKLE, Richard G., M.D. - Private Practice of Psychiatry & Allergy, Dallas, TX; Member of PAAS CME/Program Committee
JOHNSON, Alfred R., D.O. Private Practice of Allergy & Wellness, Richardson, TX
LANG, Howard J., D.O. - Private Practice of Allergy, Hurst, TX; Member of PAAS CME/Program Committee
ROGERS, Neal L., M.D. - Private Practice of Otolaryngology & Allergy, Butte, MT; Member of PAAS CME/Program Committee
SAPORTA, Diego, M.D. - Private Practice of Allergy, Elizabeth, NJ - Member of PAAS CME/Program Committee
SHERIDAN, David P., M.D. - Private Practice of Allergy, Health & Wellness, Hotze Health & Wellness Center, Katy, TX;Chairman of PAAS CME/Program Committee
WILSON, Sandy, A.T. - Senior Allergy Nurse, Office of Richard G. Jaeckle, M.D., Dallas, TX
GIBBS, Dana, M.D., - Private Practice of Otolaryngology and Allergy, Arlington, TX; Member of PAAS CME/Program Committee
MCINERNEY, Maureen, R.N., B.S.N. - Allergy Nurse, Cradle thru College Care Pediatrics, Kansas City, MO
2019 SPRING TRAINING COURSE REGISTRATION MARCH 29-30, 2019
Mail form to: Pan American Allergy Society 1317 Wooded Knoll, San Antonio, TX 78258
Fax form to: 210-495-9852 Email form to: [email protected]
If you are you a P.A.A.S. member reduce your registration fees by 10% for you and your personnel. Would you like to join P.A.A.S. to take advantage of “Member discount”? If YES, add the appropriate (see fees below) amount to the total and request a membership application.
PHYSICIAN/MEMBER: ___________________________________ PHONE (______)___________________
ADDRESS_______________________________________________________________________________ Street City State Zip
VISA_____ MASTERCARD_____ DISCOVER_____ AMERICAN EXPRESS_____ CHECK_____
Credit Card No.__________________________________ Expiration Date________ Security Code______
DAY 1: SESSION B INHALANT ALLERGY USING MULTITEST, MQT & SLIT Friday – 7 hrs., March 29 $500 Full day$250 Half day
DAY 1: SESSION A INHALANT ALLERGY USING IDT Friday – 7 hrs., March 29 $500 Full day$250 Half day
DAY 2: DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT OF FOODS Saturday - 7 hrs., March 30 $500 Full day $250 Half day
PLEASE PRINT! **Duplicate form if needed**Name: Member and/or Staff Member
Day 1 MULTITEST,MQT, SLIT
Day 1 IDT
Day 2 FOODS
TOTAL
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Please send P.A.A.S. membership application ______
Please email “PAID” copy of this registration form to:
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QUESTIONS? Call Ann Brey at (210) 495-9853 or Pam Whitfield at (281) 492-6045
**IMPORTANT: Certificates of Attendance will be mailed to the “Physician/Member” address provided above.
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