Sales Force Training
The IEP’s Hospital Guidelines and Protocol courses, which are CME-accredited, are now accepted by the leading hospital credentialing services (including Vendormate, Reptrax, Vendor Credentialing Services and Status Blue)
Next month sales representatives participating in IEP Sales Training Programs will be able to generate certificates of completion and submit them to the leading hospital credentialing services.
The IEP’s Hospital Guidelines and Protocol courses are:
- Blood borne pathogens
- OR Protocol Training
- Patient rights, confidentiality and HIPAA
- Infection control and aseptic practices
- Informed patient consent
- Product complaints and medical device reporting (MDR) requirements
- Code of Conduct and AdvaMed
Case
Simulation
The IEP now features a case simulation
on Bilateral Facet Dislocation,
authored by:
Robert Decker, MD, 2008-2009 Fellow, UC
San
Diego
Medical
Center
Yu Po Lee, MD, Assistant Professor, UC
San Diego
Medical
Center
Tony Schnuerer, P.A,
Tall
Forest Consulting,LLC
The
simulation features a step by step procedure complemented with expert insight.
How would you treat this unique case? Login to the IEP to begin!
Fellow
Highlight
Name: Vladimir Aleksandrovich Sinkov, MD
Hometown -
Pavlovskii Posad,
Russia
Medical School- Johns Hopkins
University School of Medicine
Residency- Union Memorial
Hospital,
Baltimore,
Maryland
Why did you choose a fellowship in
Orthopedic Spine? Orthopedic spine subspecialty allows me to be
involved in challenging cases and improve quality of life for patients
with disabling conditions. Given the complicated nature of human
spine, current operative treatment options have only good to moderate success rates. Numerous
advances will be made in the future to find new treatment options and improve
outcomes. Being on the forefront of this is exciting and
gratifying.
How do you like the fellowship program at
Towson Orthopedic? The fellowship program at the Scoliosis and
Spine center at Towson Orthopedic Associates is an excellent place.
I participate in all aspects of spine surgery practice, have outstanding
operative experience including all traditional and cutting-edge operative
treatment options, and benefit from learning from four different spine
surgeons.
How has the IEP for Spine helped you
so far with your fellowship at
Towson? IEP provides easy to access, up to date, and concise information on
broad areas of spine surgery and new technologies. It helps me
prepare for cases and broaden my knowledge base.
Name 3 things that best describes
you (Interests- hobbies, sports, etc)My main interests outside of
spine surgery include spending time with my wife and two children, long
distance running, and woodworking.
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