A series of free presentations across the state for healthcare providers about pain treatment and opioid misuse is being provided by UAMS AR-IMPACT, a program of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS).
While the continuing medical education presentations are occurring at locations across Arkansas, all can be viewed remotely via ARIMPACT.UAMS.edu/speakersbureau. The AR-Impact (Improving Multi-disciplinary Pain Care and Treatment) speakers bureau schedule includes:
Dr. Brad Baltz of the CHI St. Vincent Oncology Clinic has been voted among the Top Oncologists in Central Arkansas by the readers of Arkansas Life magazine. The award signifies Baltz and CHI St. Vincent’s commitment to provide the best cancer care in Arkansas.
Dr. Keith Allen Norvill has joined the team of neurosurgeons at the CHI St. Vincent Neurosurgery Clinic in Hot Springs, Ark. Norvill brings more than 20 years of experience in the field, including 19 years of service with the United States Army Reserve Medical Corps.
Wendy Hart, DNP, APRN, recently joined Northwest Cardiology – Springdale as a nurse practitioner.
Hart earned both her doctorate and bachelor of science degrees in nursing from the University of Arkansas Eleanor Mann School of Nursing. She earned an associate degree in nursing from Illinois Central College in East Peoria, Ill.
She has more than 13 years of nursing experience in cardiology and emergency medicine.
Northwest Cardiology – Springdale is located at 601 W Maple Ave, Suite 703, in Springdale.
Arkansas clinicians, researchers, and postdoctoral students are invited to attend a free course teaching the fundamentals of biomedical commercialization April 3 – May 1.
The fastPACE course is designed for the busy medical academician with an early-stage project. It blends in-person and online education to help faculty, researchers, and clinicians learn the basics of bringing their scientific discoveries to market and prepare a successful business case for funding and developing partnerships.
