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2022 USPHS Scientific and Training Symposium

Mon, 5/23/22: 12:00 AM EDT - Thu, 5/26/22: 12:00 AM EDT

Location:

Renaissance Phoenix Glendale Hotel, 9495 W. Coyotes Blvd., Glendale, Arizona 85305 USA

Credit Type:

Continuing Medical Education (CME)
Continuing Pharmacy Education (CPE)
Continuing Nursing Education (CNE)
Continuing Pharmacy Tech (CPT)

Activity Coordinator:

Tim O'Neill
PHS Commissioned Officers Foundation - Meeting Planner

Planning Committee Pharmacist(s):

Kendall Van Tyle, PharmD
Indian Health Service - Phoenix Area Pharmacy Informaticist

Rebecca Reyes, PharmD
Indian Health Service - Area Pharmacy Consultant

Planning Committee Physician(s):

Monique Fountain Hanna, MD, MPH, MBA
DHHS/HRSA/MCHB/DVHECS - Senior Regional Medical Consultant

Michelle Chevalier, MD, MPH, FACPM
Department of State - Senior Technical Advisor

Planning Committee Registered Nurse(s):

Abby Bacon, RN, MSN RN
IHS - Nurse Analyst

Gail Tarlton, RN, MS, FNP-BC
OS/OASH/CCHQ - Senior Clinical Support Officer

Additional Planning Committee Member(s):

Deborah Dee, PhD, MPH
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Director, CDC Commissioned Corps Activity

Stephanie Begansky

Iman Martin, PhD, MPH, M.Sc
DOD/DHA/DHHS - Epidemiologist

Kathryn McNamara, MPH
NIH - Environmental Health Officer

Jessica Snider-Kreger, PharmD
IHSC - Supervisory Lead, Asset Managment

Christopher Chong, PharmD
Southcentral Foundation - integrated clinical pharmacist

Julie Chodacki

Speaker(s):

Renee Gregg, DNP
University of Arizona - Associate Clinical Professor

Tina Trombley, MHA, BSN, CMGT-BC
Federal Occupational Health - Regional Clinic Manager

Carissa Haney, DNP
DOD - Nurse Practitioner

Carol Lincoln, RN, BSN, MBA-HCM
Indian Health Service - Director, Division of Nursing Services

Josue Sanchez, FNP
U.S. Public Health Service - Field Medical Coordinator

Lynda Benton, BBA
Johnson & Johnson - Senior Director, Global Community Impact

Wanza Bacon

Tara Ross, RN
USPHS - Quality improvement/infection prevention & control consultant

Mindy Golatt, RN, MPH, BSN, MA, RN, CPNP
HRSA - CAPT/ Branch Chief

Shawn Armes, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC
CDC/NIOSH - Nurse Consultant

Jeffrey Bingham, PharmD
USPHS - Chief Pharmacist

Tami Rodriguez, PharmD
USPHS - Federal Bureau of Prisons Regional Chief Pharmacist

JEANNIE HONG, PharmD, MPH, BCPS
Phoenix Indian Medical Center/IHS - Rheumatology Specialty Pharmacist

Velliyah Craig, R. Ph
Phoenix Indian Medical Center - Advance Practice Pharmacist

Keith Warshany, PharmD
Crownpoint Healthcare Facility (IHS) - Deputy Chief Pharmacist

Kristin Allmaras, PharmD, BCACP
IHS Red Lake Hospital - Clinical Pharmacist

Gayle Tuckett, PharmD, BCGP
FDA - Policy and Special Projects Officer

DIEN NGUYEN, PharmD, MBA, BCSCP
FDA - CSO

Juliette Taylor, PharmD
Food and Drug Administration - Senior Policy Advisor

Susan Alu, Pharm.D.
U.S. Public Health Service - Clinical Pharmacist

Kimberly Langley, PharmD
Defense Health Agency - Deputy Director, Business Operations

Minh-Huong Doan, PharmD
Connected Health Branch, DHA - Interim Clearinghouse Lead

Weston Thompson, PharmD, MBA
Whiteriver Indian Hospital - Pharmacy Director

Alexander Varga, PharmD, BCGP, CPH
USPHS - pharmacist

Josh Schier, MD, MPH
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Chief Medical Officer, USPHS Commissioned Corps

Jason Woo
FDA - Senior Medical Officer

Erica Radden, MD
USPHS/DHS/USCG - Medical Officer

Duong Nguyen, DO
CDC NHANES - Chief Medical Officer

Paul Jung, MD, MPH, FACPM
US Public Health Service - Medical Officer

Colin Smith, MD
USPHS - physician

Kristie Clarke, MD, MSCR
CDC - Medical Epidemiologist

Kevin Gaines, MD
Navajo Area IHS - Acting Navajo Area CMO

Alison Ridpath, MD, MPH
CDC - Medical Officer

Laura Quilter, MD, MPH
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Medical Officer

Brian Lewis, MD, USPHS
US Food and Drug Administration - Senior Medical Reviewer

Tecora Ballom, DO
Federal Bureau of Prison - Regional Medical Director, South Central Region

Sarah Linde, MD
Sarah R Linde Coaching - Executive and Leadership Coach

Carlos Gonzalez-Mercado, PharmD, MA
FDA - Emergency Coordinator

John Mistler, PharmD, R. Ph, CPH, MBA, BCSCP
CDER - CSO

Monique Fountain Hanna, MD, MPH, MBA
DHHS/HRSA/MCHB/DVHECS - Senior Regional Medical Consultant

Michelle Chevalier, MD, MPH, FACPM
Department of State - Senior Technical Advisor

Keren Hilger
USPHS - Emergency Physician

Josh Schier, MD, MPH
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Chief Medical Officer, USPHS Commissioned Corps

Christine SooHoo, MD
IHS-PIMC - Medical officder

Isaac Young
IHS - Acting Chief of Surgery

Judith Eisenberg, MD
CDC - Medical officer

Ugonna Ijeoma, MD
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Medical Officer

Emily Petersen, MD
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Medical Officer

Kara Jacobs Slifka, MD, MPH
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Medical Officer

Elizabeth Van Dyne, MD
USDA - Public Health Officer

Gail Tarlton, RN, MS, FNP-BC
OS/OASH/CCHQ - Senior Clinical Support Officer

Randoshia Miller, MS, BSN, RN, CMCN
FDA - Program Manager

Bruce Whitney, NREMT-P; TP-C, FP-C
ICSAVE - Director

Sonya Wynn, RN, BSN, MSHS, CWON, CWS
Cherokee Nation Outpatient Health Center - Supervisor Nurse Manger

Carrie Rigsby, RN, BSN
IHS - Nurse Educator/Clinical Staff Trainer

Abby Bacon, RN, MSN RN
IHS - Nurse Analyst

Kendall Van Tyle, PharmD
Indian Health Service - Phoenix Area Pharmacy Informaticist

David Burnett, PharmD
IHS - Clinical Pharmacist

Nicholas Cushman, PharmD, MS, BCACP
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board - Area Senior Clinical Program Coordinator

Lisa Huang, PharmD, MPH
Indian Health Service - Quentin N. Burdick Memorial Healthcare Facility - Clinical Pharmacist

Jane McLaughlin, PharmD, MPA
HRSA - Program Management Officer

Abigail Petrulis, PharmD
Indian Health Service - Clinical Pharmacist

Gina Sutedja, PharmD
Whiteriver Indian Hospital - Clinical Pharmacist

Michelle Barbosa, PharmD
USPHS CCHQ - Deputy Chief of PCMB, CCHQ

William Mullen, MPH
Indivior Medical Affairs - Director of Real World Evidence

Daniil Marchuk, PharmD, BCPS, PMP
FDA - Senior Regulatory Project Manager

Kristine Scherbring, RN, BSN, MSN
Federal Occupational Health - Nurse Educator

Lee Ryder, PT
Phoenix Indian Medical Center - Physical Therapist

Nicole Pascua, MSW, MPH
Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration - Government Project Officer

Devin Thomas, DHSc
ACF - Public Health Analyst

Aminda Skan, PharmD
Southcentral Foundation - PGY1 Pharmacy Resident

Kimberly Nguyen
FDA - Epidemiologist

Krista Ferry, REHS-RS
Food and Drug Administration - Supervisory Consumer Safety Officer, Compliance Branch

Joshua Caulder, PT, DPT, OCS
U.S. Public Health Service / Federal Bureau of Prisons - Physical Therapist

Avi Stein, MPH, EMT-P, CHEP
United States Public Health Service - Health Services Officer

Carlisha Gentles, PharmD, BCPS, CDCES
DHHS/CDC - Health Scientist

Tabitha Dillinger, PharmD
Whiteriver Service Unit - Director of Critical Care Pharmacy Services (Acting)

Jason Truax, BS
Cass Lake Indian Health Service - Safety Officer

Robert Van Meir, MSW, LCSW, BCD
IHSC/PHS - Supervisory, BHP

Christine Nappa, LCSW
USPHS - Social Worker

Christye Brown, PhD, MBA, MPH
CCHQ, Reserve Affairs - Regional Commander, Region 4

Sara Vagi, PhD, MS
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Associate Director for Science, Division of Emergency Operations

Jennifer Bornemann

Elizabeth Osborne, RN
Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Medical Officer

Carmen Clelland, PharmD, MPH, R. Ph, MPA, MS
Health Resources and Services Administration - Senior Public Health Advisor

Jason Wilken, PhD, MPH
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Career Epidemiology Field Officer

Mary Emanuele, RN
HRSA - Senior Public Health Analyst

Xia Michelle Lin, PhD, MPH
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Epidemiologist

Michelle Sandoval-Rosario, MPH, CPH, DrPH
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health - PACE Region 9 Director

Jennifer Weekes, PhD, MPH, LICSW
Department of Homeland Security - Supervisory Behavioral Provider

Anitra Johnson, DHSc, MSN, RN
HRSA - Nurse Consultant

Dara Lee, MD, MPH
USPHS/ FDA CTP - Medical Officer

Michael Schmoyer, PhD
HHS/Office of National Security - Assistant Deputy Secretary for National Security

Anna Khan, REHS, RS
CDC - Associate Director for Communication

David Hunter, MPH, MSW
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Deputy Division Director

Witzard Seide, MD
United States Public Health Service - Physician

Jonetta Mpofu, PhD
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Lead, Scientific Support and Innovation

TOYA KELLEY , MD
ICE Health Service Corps - Senior Clinical Education Consultant

Trang Tran, PharmD, MBA, BCPS
FDA - Senior Regulatory Health Project Manager

Mehran Massoudi, PhD, MPH
US Department of Health and Human Services - HHS Regional Health Administrator, Region 6

Candice T. Karber, LICSW, BCD
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) - Chief, Behavioral Health & Wellness

Adrienne Tveit, PharmD, BCPS
Southcentral Foundation - Integrated Clinical Pharmacist

Susan Shaffer, REHS/RS
FDA/ORA/OEIO/DIO/ITAB - Consumer Safety Officer

Schuyler Price
HHS/ASPR - Program Management Officer

Aimee Young, PharmD, BCPS, CPE
Alaska Native Medical Center - Inpatient Pain Pharmacist

Marcus Harding, PharmD
Indian Health Service - Pharmacist

John Naegeli, PharmD
IHS - Pharmacist

Regena Hardy, LCSW, LISW-S, CCHP
IHSC - Behavioral Health Provider

Tessa Fletcher, Nurse Practitioner
CCHQ - Nurse Practitioner

Johanna Paillet-Growl, LCSW
Administration for Children & Families - Repatriation Program Specialist

Trisha Chandler, PharmD
CCHQ, Division of Reserve Affairs - Deputy Regional Commander

Victoria Jeisy Scott, PhD
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Health Scientist

Martha Fermin, LICSW
Health Resources and Services Administration - Senior Public Health Analyst

Alberto Pina, MPH
HHS OIDP PACE Program - Public Helath Anaylst

Lorna Benoit, RN
USPHS - RN

Brian Buschman
Public Health Service - Physician

Monnique Johnson
Uniformed Services University - Medical Student

Jemekia Thornton
CDC - Health Scientist

Althea Green, PhD, CSM, USA (Ret)
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences - Director of Recruitment, SOM

Luz Rivera

LCDR Angela C. McClendon, MSW, LCSW, BCD, CCTP
USPHS Commissioned Corps/Indian Health Service - Milieu Coordinator | Supervisory Social Worker

Clara Stevens, MPH, DPT
U.S. Public Health Service - Deputy Regional Commander (Ready Reserve Corps)

Charles Rainey, PT, DSc, DPT
BOP - Physical Therapist

James Patterson, BSN
USPHS - Field Medical Coordinator

Inna Voinich/Pharmacy, PharmD
Acoma-Canoncito-Laguna Hospita - Director of Pharmacy

Colin Smith, MD
USPHS - physician

Robert Marietta, MD, MPH
US Public Health Service - Psychiatrist

Richard Southby, PhD
The George Washington University - Dean and Distinguished Professor of Global Health Emeritus

Josef Reum, PhD, MPA
Josef Reum & Associates - Prinicipal

Boris Lushniak, MD. MPH
University of Maryland - Dean and Professor

David Goldman, MD
OC-Office of Food Policy and Response - Chief Medical Officer/Senior Public Health Advisor

Jay Silveria, Lt Gen (Ret)
Texas A&M University - Executive Director

Rodrigo Chavez, MHA
OASH/OIDP/EHE - Regional Deputy Director

Sara Jager, MD
IHS - Pediatrician

Jennifer Cockrill, MPH
ASPR - Regional Administrator

Sayeedha Uddin

Steven Spoonemore, D.Sc
Southcentral Foundation - Physical Therapist

Kelli Dobilas
FDA/CDER/ODSIR/SCSB - Branch Chief

Brenda Riojas, PA-S, RD, FAND
Indian Health Service - Physician Assistant Student, Registered Dietitian

Whitney Huryta, DPT
United States Public Health Service - Physical Therapist

Ryan McConnell, D.Sc, DPT
Belmont University - Assistant Professor

Joseph Holshoe, PMHNP
U.S. Public Health Service - Program Manager

Leana Wen

Richard Childs, MD
NIH NHLBI - Clinical Director NHLBI

Denise Hinton

Richard Schobitz, PhD
US Public Health Service - Director, CCHQ

Henry Johnson, LTC, US Army (Ret.)
US Public Health Service - Director, USPHS Reserves

Vivek Murthy, MD
Office of the Surgeon General - Surgeon General

Katrina Martinez, NP
US Public Health Service - Nurse Practitioner

Richard Carmona, MD, RN, MPH, FACS
U of Arizona - Distinguished Professor

SAMORA CASIMIR, OTR/L
USPHS Commissioned Corp/NIH - Occupational Therapist

Charles Carr, PharmD, MPH
CTP/OS - Health Scientist

Shauna Mettee Zarecki, RN, MSN, MPH, NHDP-BC
CDC - Public Health Advisor

Kathy Jackson
CTP - Physician

Robert McDonald, MD, MPH
CDC/USPHS - Medical Officer

Sharon Saydah, PhD
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Deputy Team Lead Applied Epidemiologic Studies

Ruth Link-Gelles, PhD, MPH
CDC - Epidemiologist

Melissa Hagen, MD, MPH
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/US Public Health Service - Applied Epidemiologic Studies Team Lead, Respiratory Viruses Branch, NCIRD

Hannah Kirking, MD
CDC - Medical Epidemiologist

Description:

The 2022 USPHS Scientific and Training Symposium provides continuing education workshops and presentations for more than 1,000 officers of the U.S. Public Health Service and other public health workers on a range of relevant topics. This will be the 55th annual conference and is the only one of its kind. The theme for this year's conference is "Public Health: Preparing for the Future." This theme is meant to convey three key elements: We are forward looking, learning from the past, and incorporating the lessons we have learned to improve the health of the people we serve. We acknowledge that the extraordinary value of the Commissioned Corps of the US Public Health Service is not adequately appreciated and recognized by either key decision-makers or the public and going forward, we are committed to changing that. We respect and are grateful for the service of active-duty USPHS commissioned officers who have given so much, not just during the pandemic but throughout the history of the Corps, and we know that meeting the needs of those officers and their families is the best way to ensure the future of the Corps and its contributions to public health.

Eligible Participants:

Public

Organization:

Center for Drug Evaluation and Research

Target Audience:

Physicians

Pharmacists

Pharmacy Technicians

Nurses

Other - US Public Health Service

Off-Label Reference

Planning Process and Mission Statement

Who identified the speaker and topics?

Planning Committee

What criteria were used in the selection of speakers?

Subject Matter Expert

Other - Submission and review of abstracts by several committees

How does this activity align with the mission of FDA/CDER CE?

Designed to assist healthcare teams in gaining competence and improving performance in order to provide higher quality and timely reviews

Designed to assist in the dissemination of new regulatory knowledge

Designed to assist in the dissemination of new medical knowledge

Collaborates on the design of interdisciplinary educational strategies or opportunities to improve public health outcomes

Promotes the practice of evidence-based science

References

Please list 1-6 references relevant to the presentation for additional information/learning:

	Reference
1.	https://www.sprc.org/resources-programs/public-health-surveillance-preparing-future
2.	https://www.hhs.gov/surgeongeneral/health-misinformation-rfi/index.html
3.	https://www.ama-assn.org/delivering-care/public-health/surgeon-general-4-ways-prepare-next-pandemic

Identifying Gaps, Needs, Objectives, and Barriers

In the space below, summarize the educational or professional practice gap(s) that underlies the need(s) that the activity will address. The gap is the difference between the current state of knowledge, skills, competence, practice, and/or patient/public health outcomes and the desired or ideal state.

	Current knowledge, skills/strategy (competence), performance and/or patient/public health outcomes	Desired/ideal knowledge, skills/strategy (competence), performance, and/or patient/public health outcomes
1.	Public health by its nature is a community activity. USPHS providers are effective in addressing public health needs but could improve provider skills and competence and enhance patient outcomes by developing affective partnerships with other levels of government, private non-profits, etc.	USPHS providers develop robust community partnerships, cross-pollinate ideas and resources leading to increased competence and improved outcomes.
2.	The experience with COVID over the last two years has underscored the need for Public Health professionals and administrators to be constantly assessing potential public health challenges and planning ahead for them	USPHS providers assess lessons learned from COVID and update their toolbox of skills for anticipating and planning for future public health challenges.

What sources were used to identify the professional practice gaps (gaps in the target audience's knowledge, skills/strategy (competence), and performance underlying the need for the activity? Copies of the sources must be submitted in the "Supporting Documentation" section of this application.

Expert advisory panel

Summary of previous evaluations

Briefly explain the need(s) for this activity based on the gap(s) identified above.

The COVID crises pointed up the need for Public Health professionals to be at maximum readiness for deployment, to be assessing future public health challenges and to make sure they have the skills, knowledge and strategies to addresses these issues. This Symposium is the first opportunity to address this gap in a live environment.

Classify this activity according to whether it is designed to change knowledge, skills/strategy (competence), performance, and/or patient/public health outcomes.

Knowledge

Skills/strategy (Competence)

Performance

Patient/Public Health Outcomes

Learning Objectives: Based on the gaps/needs identified above, what are the learning objectives for this activity? Please use verbs that are measurable (e.g. avoid using understand; learn; know)

	Learning Objective
1.	Identify three strategies for incorporating into day-to-day work, opportunities to prepare for future public health challenges.
2.	Develop three skills that will help more effectively address public health challenges that may come up with their population.
3.	Identify three methods to enhance partnerships in public health.

Do the learning objectives for this activity reflect the professional practice gaps and educational needs identified?

Yes

Has the content been planned to address the learning objectives?

Yes

After attending this activity, what potential barriers do you anticipate learners may encounter to prevent changes in their practice?

Lack of opportunity

Lack of administrative support

Please describe how you will attempt to address these identified barriers in the educational activity.
If you chose "No barriers" above, please enter N/A in the field below

By providing case studies and strategies for identifying opportunities and overcoming institutional intransience.

Content

Are the gaps/need(s) identified in the the needs assessment incorporated into the activity, and are all learning objectives addressed in the content?

Yes

This activity incorporates one or more of the following desirable attributes of the healthcare team:

Work in interdisciplinary teams

Employ evidence-based practice

Apply quality improvement

Medical knowledge

Practice-based learning and improvement

Interpersonal and communication skills

Professionalism

Roles/Responsibilities

Interprofessional Communication

Teams and Teamwork

Teaching Methods, Tools, and Formats

What formats and tools will be used to ensure that learners are fully engaged and objectives are achieved?

Lecture*

Panel discussion

Question-and-Answer session

Slide presentation*

Support Strategies

What support strategies or tools will be provided to enhance the desired outcomes?

Slide Presentations (ie. PowerPoint, PDF, etc.)
Video
Checklists

Building Bridges with Other Stakeholders

Are there other initiatives within FDA addressing this issue?

Are there external stakeholders working on this issue?

Evaluation Methods

This activity will be evaluated electronically using our standard template (above). Would you like to add additional questions to the evaluation?

Yes

Please list the additional questions you would like incorporated into the evaluation.

	Evaluation Question
1.	Comments:

Advertising and Promotional Materials

Please identify how the activity will be promoted.

Internet announcement

Promotional flyer

Sponsorship

Is this educational activity being planned, implemented, and evaluated only by FDA?

No
If no, please enter the name of the organization assisting with planning, implementation, and evaluation:
The PHS Commissioned Officers Foundation for the Advancement of Public Health

Commercial Support and Exhibits

Will this activity receive commercial support?

Will vendor/exhibit tables be allowed at this activity?

Yes

Technical Support

Please indicate which technology will be utilized (check all that apply):

None

Credit Claiming Method

What is the preferred claiming method for participants of this activity?

Open

Preliminary Budget

Printing Expenses

1000

Speaker Travel Expenses

4000

Honoraria Expenses

2000

Facility Costs

50000

Registration Fees

2000

Audio Visual Expenses

70000

Advertising Expenses

1000

Caterer Expenses

160000

Incentive Expenses

Other Expenses

120000

If other expenses are incurred, please describe them below.

Telephone
Meeting Planner
Staff Travel
Shipping
Exhibit Company

Total Expenses

410000

Agenda

Please list the planned agenda for the live sessions for this activity.

	Date	Start Time	End Time	Lecture Title	Speaker/ Moderator/ Panelist	CLE
1.	05-23-2022	8:00am	9:30am	Naloxone Opioide Overdose Reversal Training	Not offered for CE	No response
2.	05-23-2022	8:00am	12:00pm	Advancing the Health and Safety of our Nation by Developing Effective and Culturally Relevant Partnerships	17786,33728	No response
3.	05-23-2022	8:00am	1:00pm	Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)	Not offered for CE	No response
4.	05-23-2022	8:00am	4:30pm	APhA Pharmacist & Patient Center Diabetes Care Certificate Program	Not offered for CE	No response
5.	05-23-2022	8:00am	5:00pm	Retirement Seminar	Not offered for CE	No response
6.	05-23-2022	8:30am	4:30pm	Interagency Leadership Training	33725,33726,1327,11552,33727	No response
7.	05-23-2022	10:00am	12:00pm	Basic Life Support (BLS) On-Demand Trainings	Not offered for CE	No response
8.	05-23-2022	12:00pm	5:00pm	Inter-category Deployment Readiness and Clinical Skills Training	6050,33720,6217,33694,33721,33722,34039,32853,33723,33709,33920,6241	No response
9.	05-23-2022	1:00pm	5:00pm	Addressing a Public Health Crisis - Racism in Medicine	11690,33716,33717	No response
10.	05-23-2022	1:00pm	5:00pm	The Opener – An introduction to LGBTQ+ Cultural Competence and Humility in the Workplace and Clinic	17786,6072,33704,33685	No response
11.	05-23-2022	1:00pm	5:00pm	Basic Life Support (BLS) Recertification	Not offered for CE	No response
12.	05-23-2022	5:00pm	6:00pm	Break	Not offered for CE	No response
13.	05-24-2022	7:30am	9:30am	Career Mentoring	Not offered for CE	No response
14.	05-24-2022	9:00am	3:30pm	Exhibit Hall	Not offered for CE	No response
15.	05-24-2022	10:00am	11:00am	Opening Ceremonies	Not offered for CE	No response
16.	05-24-2022	11:00am	11:45am	Opening Keynote: Lessons for the Future of Healthcare and Public Health	33990	No response
17.	05-24-2022	11:45am	12:00pm	Break	Not offered for CE	No response
18.	05-24-2022	12:00pm	1:00pm	COA General Membership Meeting and Awards	Not offered for CE	No response
19.	05-24-2022	1:00pm	3:00pm	Poster Session	Not offered for CE	No response
20.	05-24-2022	1:30pm	2:00pm	The Evolution of Pharmacy Benefit Management Services	Not offered for CE	No response
21.	05-24-2022	2:00pm	2:30pm	ACAS/NAACP Awards	Not offered for CE	No response
22.	05-24-2022	3:00pm	3:45pm	Luther Terry Lecture: Augmenting the Commissioned Corps’ Deployment Capability To Respond to Public Health Emergencies Through Integrated Real-Time Data Analysis and Reporting: The Force Awakens	34089	No response
23.	05-24-2022	3:45pm	4:00pm	Break	Not offered for CE	No response
24.	05-24-2022	4:00pm	6:00pm	Keynote by Leadership	34000,33992,4104	No response
25.	05-25-2022	7:00am	8:00am	Retired Officers Breakfast	Not offered for CE	No response
26.	05-25-2022	9:00am	1:30pm	Exhibit Hall	Not offered for CE	No response
27.	05-26-2022	7:00am	9:00am	Minority Officer Liaison Council (MOLC) Awards Breakfast	Not offered for CE	No response
28.	05-26-2022	7:00am	9:00am	JOAG General Meeting	Not offered for CE	No response
29.	05-26-2022	9:00am	9:15am	Break	Not offered for CE	No response
30.	05-26-2022	9:15am	10:00am	Keynote: Chasing Uniformed Service Parity as an Essential but invisible Corps	34043	No response
31.	05-26-2022	10:00am	10:30am	Track 1: Impact of Changes in Utilization Management Programs (UMPs) on the Use of Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) and Outcomes in Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) Patients Served by a State Medicaid Program	33683	No response
32.	05-26-2022	10:00am	10:30am	Track 2: Receipt of Healthcare Provider Recommendation for COVID-19 Vaccination, by COVID-19 Vaccination Status and Attitudes Among Adults - United States, April-September 2021	33689	No response
33.	05-26-2022	10:00am	10:30am	Track 3: Building Mass Vaccine Plans Using Points of Distribution in Small and Large Communities.	33693,33708	No response
34.	05-26-2022	10:00am	10:30am	Track 4: Nexus of Law Enforcement, Public Health, and Vulnerable Populations: Developing Public Health Curricula for Law Enforcement Students	13701	No response
35.	05-26-2022	10:00am	10:30am	Track 5: Advancing National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System Data Visualizations	17777	No response
36.	05-26-2022	10:00am	10:30am	Track 6: The Truth is Out There: How to Effectively Communicate and Promote Resilience to Misinformation	33703	No response
37.	05-26-2022	10:30am	10:45am	Break	Not offered for CE	No response
38.	05-26-2022	10:45am	11:15am	Track 1: Demonstrating Comparability of Treatment Outcomes Between Generic and Brand Nar¬row Therapeutic Index (NTI) Drug Products	4585,6616	No response
39.	05-26-2022	10:45am	11:15am	Track 2: The Food and Drug Administration's Import Response to the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency	9982,33701	No response
40.	05-26-2022	10:45am	11:15am	Track 3: LGBTQi Initiative for Behavioral Health in Detention Settings.	33694,33709	No response
41.	05-26-2022	10:45am	11:15am	Track 4: A Narrative Review between American Indian/Alaskan Native Social Determinants of Health and Medication Adherence	3381	No response
42.	05-26-2022	10:45am	11:15am	Track 5: Opportunities and Collaboration Efforts to End the HIV Epidemic through Community Partnerships	17788,33714	No response
43.	05-26-2022	10:45am	11:15am	Track 6: Drumming to the Beat of Leadership	10724	No response
44.	05-26-2022	11:15am	11:30am	Break	Not offered for CE	No response
45.	05-26-2022	11:30am	12:00pm	Track 1: Harm Reduction Services - Critical Public Health Interventions Advancing the Health and Safety of Our Nation	33684,6059	No response
46.	05-26-2022	11:30am	12:00pm	Track 2: The Effectiveness of a COVID-19 Rehabilitation Program in Treating Post-COVID-19 Deconditioning in Incarcerated Males	33690	No response
47.	05-26-2022	11:30am	12:00pm	Track 3: Public Health Emergency Response Strike Team (PHERST)	32312,31833	No response
48.	05-26-2022	11:30am	12:00pm	Track 4: Deployment Safety During the COVID-19 Response - California Department of Public Health	4088	No response
49.	05-26-2022	11:30am	12:00pm	Track 5: Improving Care for Musculoskeletal Pain Through Understanding Pain-Related Comorbidities Impact on Pain Intensity and Psychological Distress	33752,33790	No response
50.	05-26-2022	11:30am	12:00pm	Track 6: "Its Hard to Believe That You Belong" Interviews of 8 Black Medical Students at USU	11690,33716	No response
51.	05-26-2022	12:00pm	1:30pm	Break	Not offered for CE	No response
52.	05-26-2022	12:30pm	1:30pm	How to Get the Most Out of JOAG	Not offered for CE	No response
53.	05-26-2022	1:30pm	2:00pm	Track 1: The Gender Reveal	33685	No response
54.	05-26-2022	1:30pm	2:00pm	Track 2: USPHS in support of the Biden Administration's International Vaccine Transfer Initiative	33691,33706	No response
55.	05-26-2022	1:30pm	2:00pm	Track 3: Making Human Services an Integral Part of Emergency Management Response	33699,33710	No response
56.	05-26-2022	1:30pm	2:00pm	Track 4: The Latest Advances in FDA-Approved Heart Failure Drug and Device Care	3055	No response
57.	05-26-2022	1:30pm	2:00pm	Track 5: Prevention through Active Community Engagement (PACE) Public Health Train the Trainer Portal	6437,31361	No response
58.	05-26-2022	1:30pm	2:00pm	Track 6: Perceived Racism and Associations with Mental Health, Demographic, and Behavioral Characteristics - Adolescent Behaviors and Experiences Survey, United States, 2021	5911,7508	No response
59.	05-26-2022	2:00pm	2:15pm	Break	Not offered for CE	No response
60.	05-26-2022	2:15pm	2:45pm	Track 1: Psychological First Aid: A Behavioral Workforce Protection Tool for Deployments	33686,33704	No response
61.	05-26-2022	2:15pm	2:45pm	Track 2: Lions & Tigers & COVID-19 Vaccines, Oh My!!! - Shifting the Paradigm from Vaccine Hesitancy to Vaccine Confidence	5799,6486	No response
62.	05-26-2022	2:15pm	2:45pm	Track 3: The USPHS Ready Reserve: A Program Overview	33695,33711	No response
63.	05-26-2022	2:15pm	2:45pm	Track 4: FIMR Process: Addressing Health Inequities and Disparities to Improve Infant Health	4478,5765	No response
64.	05-26-2022	2:15pm	2:45pm	Track 5: Protecting the Prescription Drug Supply Chain through the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA)	33754	No response
65.	05-26-2022	2:15pm	2:45pm	Track 6: Military Psychiatry: Practice and Pitfalls for USPHS Providers	33931	No response
66.	05-26-2022	2:45pm	3:00pm	Break	Not offered for CE	No response
67.	05-26-2022	3:00pm	3:30pm	Track 1: Expanding the role of the clinical pharmacist within Home Visit Team utilizing telemedicine within the Nuka System of Care	33688,33705	No response
68.	05-26-2022	3:00pm	3:30pm	Track 2: Implementation of a Pharmacy Based Monoclonal Antibody Infusion Clinic for COVID-19	33692,33707	No response
69.	05-26-2022	3:00pm	3:30pm	Track 3: Creation of a New Process for Tracking Officer Deployments: May 2021 - October 2021	33696,33712	No response
70.	05-26-2022	3:00pm	3:30pm	Track 4: Biosimilar Transition Project: Clinical Experiences, Current, and Future of Rheumatology Pharmacotherapy	6685	No response
71.	05-26-2022	3:00pm	3:30pm	Track 5: When The Cellmate Complains of Snoring: Addressing Sleep Apnea Behind the Fence	22226,33715	No response
72.	05-26-2022	3:00pm	3:30pm	Track 6: The Holocaust Program: How to Use Experiential Learning to Build Emotional Intelligence Medical Leaders	11265	No response
73.	05-26-2022	3:30pm	3:45pm	Break	Not offered for CE	No response
74.	05-26-2022	3:45pm	4:15pm	Track 2: Implementation of the Unified Hospital Data Surveillance System for COVID-19 Data	33751	No response
75.	05-26-2022	3:45pm	4:15pm	Track 3: ASPR Recovery: Health and Social Services Support for the Long-Term	33698	No response
76.	05-26-2022	3:45pm	4:15pm	Track 5: You're Good Enough, You're Smart Enough, and Doggone It - You're a National Security Treasure!	9765,5663	No response
77.	05-26-2022	3:45pm	4:15pm	Track 6: Every Officer Can Be A Mindful Leader	17778	No response
78.	05-25-2022	8:00am	8:50am	Nurse Category: Welcome and Opening Remarks	Not offered for CE	No response
79.	05-25-2022	8:50am	9:00am	Nurse Category: Ice Breaker Activity	Not offered for CE	No response
80.	05-25-2022	9:00am	10:00am	Nurse Category: The Future of Nursing Begins with You: Promoting Nurse Health and Well-being.	17826	No response
81.	05-25-2022	10:00am	11:00am	Nurse Category: Panel #1: Advancement of PHS Nurse Roles	32402,32400,32401,27515	No response
82.	05-25-2022	11:00am	1:00pm	Break in Exhibit Hall (All Categories)	Not offered for CE	No response
83.	05-25-2022	1:00pm	2:30pm	Nurse Category Luncheon and Awards	Not offered for CE	No response
84.	05-25-2022	2:30pm	3:00pm	Nurse Category: Johnson and Johnson: Elevating, Advocating for and Empowering Nurses as Innovative Leaders Driving Transformative Healthcare Change	Not offered for CE	No response
85.	05-25-2022	3:00pm	3:30pm	Nurse Category: Break (Opportunity to Network)	Not offered for CE	No response
86.	05-25-2022	3:30pm	4:30pm	Nurse Category: Skills Stations	32401,32859,32858,32857	No response
87.	05-25-2022	4:30pm	5:30pm	Nurse Category: Panel #2: Evolution of PHS Nurse Roles in Deployments	32403,5810,17787,7465	No response
88.	05-25-2022	5:30pm	5:45pm	Nurse Category: Closing Remarks	Not offered for CE	No response
89.	05-25-2022	8:00am	8:20am	Pharmacy Category: Flag Ceremony, Opening Remarks	Not offered for CE	No response
90.	05-25-2022	8:20am	9:20am	Pharmacy Category: Opioids and Substance Use Disorders	32406,32407,32408	No response
91.	05-25-2022	9:20am	9:30am	Pharmacy Category: Break	Not offered for CE	No response
92.	05-25-2022	9:30am	10:30am	Pharmacy Category: Regulatory and Medication Safety	3317,3144,2826,5204,32409	No response
93.	05-25-2022	10:30am	11:00am	Pharmacy Category: From Evidenced-Based Practice to Evidence-Based Education	1171	No response
94.	05-25-2022	1:00pm	2:30pm	Pharmacy Category Luncheon with PharmPAC Awards, Rose Ceremony	11675,6685,Not offered for CE	No response
95.	05-25-2022	2:30pm	3:30pm	Pharmacy Category: Leadership, Deployment, and Officership Overview	32362,10450,32410,6398	No response
96.	05-25-2022	3:30pm	4:00pm	Pharmacy Category: Break	Not offered for CE	No response
97.	05-25-2022	4:00pm	5:15pm	Pharmacy Category: Flag Officers Panel	Not offered for CE	No response
98.	05-25-2022	5:15pm	5:30pm	Pharmacy Category: Closing Remarks; Retire Colors	Not offered for CE	No response
99.	05-25-2022	8:00am	8:30am	Physician Category: PPAC CPO Leadership Address	32576	No response
100.	05-25-2022	8:30am	9:30am	Physician Category: A Leaders Mindset: What We All Need to Know	6476,32576,32414	No response
101.	05-25-2022	9:30am	10:00am	Physician Category: Round Table Session I: Presentations from the Field	32415,34338,3597,17849,34339,34336,33723,34325	No response
102.	05-25-2022	10:00am	10:30am	Physician Category: Break (panel and round table transitions)	Not offered for CE	No response
103.	05-25-2022	10:30am	11:00am	Physician Category: Round Table Session 2: Presentations from the Field	3597,32417,17850,17851	No response
104.	05-25-2022	1:00pm	2:30pm	Physician Category: Luncheon and Presentation: Agile Leadership	17778	No response
105.	05-25-2022	2:30pm	3:15pm	Physician Category: Leadership in Practice - Leading Through Challenging Times	5540,3055	No response
106.	05-25-2022	3:15pm	5:15pm	Physician Category: Deployment Skills for Medical Officers	6050,5896,32853,32847,32848,32851,32850,22252	No response
107.	05-25-2022	5:15pm	5:30pm	Physician Category: Closing Remarks	Not offered for CE	No response

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2022 USPHS Scientific and Training Symposium

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