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The Call for Speakers for The National 2020 is now open!
The APMA Annual Meeting Committee is seeking innovative lectures on foot and ankle medicine for the APMA 2020 Annual Scientific Meeting (The National), July 23-26 in Boston. Broad topic areas include surgery, biomechanics, dermatology, complications, wound care, and trauma; however, any topic related to foot and ankle care will be considered. If you are interested in sharing your expertise with APMA’s membership, please submit your lecture topic(s) online, through our Call for Speakers portal by October 4, 2019. DPMs must be APMA members in good standing to be considered for the faculty.
APMA will again use the online portal to for the application process easier for you. Note: If you submitted a proposal last year you may use these same credentials to enter the system. However, you will be asked to re-enter all personal information to ensure APMA has your current CV and disclosures.
To apply, follow these instructions:
You can add additional presentation topics or modify a submission until the Call for Speakers deadline on October 4. Once all submissions are received, the Annual Meeting Committee will review the presentations.
Please note: The final decision on the educational program for the Annual Scientific Meeting is made by the Board of Trustees based on the recommendations of the Annual Meeting Committee.
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