Sep 16 2023
September 16, 2023

Excellence in Long-Term Care 2023 Annual Conference

  • 9:00 AM
  • Hilton Virginia Beach-Oceanfront 3001 Alantic Ave Virgnia Beach,VA 23451

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Bring your Medical Director, Director of Nursing, and Administrator for a conference-only fee of $250 or a conference with a membership of $350. Please send in all three forms with one check referencing the three attendees in the memo section.

 

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Registration Type Membership Conference Registration Conference & Membership Early Bird (Membership & Conference)*
Physician or Administrator $100 $150 $225 $175
Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant $90 $135 $200 $150
Allied Health Professional (RPh, RN, NHA) $90 $135 $200 $150
In-Training (student-requires current student identification, fellow, resident) $85 $115 $175 $125

Take advantage of our Early Bird registration discount! Ensure your payment is received by August 20, 2023*. Use Promo Code EB2023

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