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Physician Wellness (continued)
HCMA contingency to
travel to Tallahassee
A contingency of HCMA members, under the leadership of the HCMA Government A airs Committee, is planning a visit to Tallahassee during the 2019 Florida Legislative Session. e Session begins March 5th and will adjourn May 3rd.
We are compiling a list of physicians who are interested in participating if their schedule will allow. e date and details of the trip will then be con rmed.
If you are interested in being added to the list of physicians to receive more details about the Government A airs Committee’s Tallahassee visit, email Elke Lubin, HCMA Executive Assistant: ELubin@hcma.net.
you might think to achieve the CDC’s exercise goal. With only 75 minutes/week of running you can achieve the minimum recom- mended activity to improve aerobic health according to current Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans.
Have fun!
Dr. Shephard with step daughter, Laura, and wife Coleen. Coleen ies a Sponge Bob balloon so Dr. Shephard can spot her in the crowd while running by.
COMPLIMENTARY CME
ProAssurance, exclusively endorsed provider of professional liability & risk resource services, is offering the following online CME courses, complimentary to all HCMA members.
• HIV Diagnosis and Treatment: What Should You Know? (1.5 CME Credits)
• Intimate Partner Violence/Domestic Violence (2 CME Credits)
• Medical Error Prevention, Analysis, and Common Areas (2 CME Credits)
ProAssurance has con rmed these courses will count toward the licensure requirements for Florida.
In order to take advantage of these opportunities you must create an account: www.medicalinteractive.net/proassurance - click “register here for an account”
HCMA members must select the “Florida” group.
Once registered and logged in, select “Assignments” to view the courses available for the Florida courses group.
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