January Highlights
Resident Business of Medicine Lecture Series The series, which will feature the topics outlined below, is designed for residents and young physicians with an interest in improving their skills, and increasing reimbursement.
Welcome Reception for Young Physicians and Third-Year Residents Participating in AOBFP Certification Exam Residents - Play Golf and Be Sponsored (Meaning no cost to you!) Just send your request to auxiliaryinfo@acofp.org. Your name will be included on a list of participants that will be chosen on a first come basis. Read more golf tournament information What is My ACOFP Member Number & How Do I Get a Membership Card?
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Young Physicians Mentoring Network – You’re Not Alone When You Belong to ACOFP
Contact Your Regional Mentor Now Read the most Frequently Asked Questions from Residents who have contacted the Young Physicians Regional Mentors to date. Save Money on Your Student Loans Eligible ACOFP members can now reconsolidate their student loans to upgrade their service and benefits by switching to ACOFP’s student loan partner, College Loan Corporation. A recent legislative change, enables eligible borrowers who have two or more consolidations to reconsolidate their federal student loans into one new loan, regardless of the current lender or servicer. HEAL Loans can be included with your Consolidation Loan.
This Month’s OFPNews Must Read Email Between Physicians and Patients: Current Concepts and a Review of the Guidelines
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Download the January, 2007 Issue Geriatrics Fellowship Positions Starting Summer 2007 To meet the growing demand for geriatricians, the New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey School of Osteopathic Medicine offers one- and two-year geriatric fellowships to family medicine residents. Our unique training program will help you sharpen your clinical skills, increase your knowledge of geriatric medicine, and enable you to qualify for academic and administrative positions. In the next decade, family practitioners like you will spend 75% of their time caring for the elderly. As a result, specialized geriatrics training will enable you to provide better and more effective care for your patients and will offer you greater career opportunities. To meet the growing demand for geriatricians, the New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey School of Osteopathic Medicine offers one- and two-year geriatric fellowships to family medicine residents. Our unique training program will help you sharpen your clinical skills, increase your knowledge of geriatric medicine, and enable you to qualify for academic and administrative positions. Moreover, the Institute for Successful Aging has consistently ranked in the top 20 of U.S. World News & Report’s best graduate schools in the U.S. for geriatric medical education. UMDNJ-SOM was the first osteopathic medical school to have an AOA-accredited geriatric fellowship. Graduates of the program have assumed directorship positions in osteopathic medical schools, fellowship programs, and geriatric clinical facilities. In addition, our graduates have gained national recognition both at the federal level and in their field of expertise. If you or someone you know is interested in a geriatric fellowship position to start July 1, 2007, please contact: Susan Huff, Postdoctoral Education Coordinator
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