Over the past several years, Iceland has emerged as a vibrant center for medical and scientific innovation, with Kerecis at the forefront in the area of wound healing and tissue repair.
The discovery of intact fish skin grafts and research surrounding outpatient applications has led providers to develop new treatment protocols that have changed how they practice wound care. In this seminar you will hear from thought leaders of various specialties who will demonstrate application techniques and share their challenges and successes in the ever-changing world of the biologics business.
Attendees are required to provide active participation in the seminar, discussions, and active feedback in the form of answering follow-up questions. The Private Office Business Process Seminar consists of a dinner program Friday night followed by the seminar on Saturday from am — pm. After teaching high school for two years, Courtney decided to return to school to become a Physician Assistant.
There she has a hand in all parts of the practice including pre-operative consultations, post-operative care, patient communication, and assisting in surgical procedures. He worked in Australia as an advanced podiatrist focusing on sports medicine and diabetic limb salvage for over six years before coming to the US to advance his surgical skills. Spending his time between the clinic and the operating room, he also works at 3 different wound care centers and has a strong focus on limb salvage and surgical reconstruction.
He is also an attending with the Rush University residency program. Kirsten L. Smith entered private practice in San Antonio, Texas where she provided outpatient and inpatient wound care as well as hyperbaric medicine at the Methodist Wound Care Center.
