PRESENT e-Learning Systems Announces That the Desert Foot Conferences for 2014 and 2015 Will Be Held at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel in Phoenix, Arizona
Boca Raton, Florida (PRWEB) January 09, 2014 -- The Desert Foot Conferences feature internationally acclaimed speakers, state-of-the-art lectures, an acclaimed juried poster abstract competition, a vibrant exhibit hall and hands-on workshops featuring topics in the area of wound care and limb salvage. Now in its 11th year, Desert Foot continues its tradition of excellence in serving the education and networking needs of the thousands of physicians, nurses and therapists working in the highly technology driven innovative field of wound care.
The 2014 Desert Foot Conference will be held November 19-21, 2014 at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel, followed by the 2015 Desert Foot Conference on November 18-20, 2015 at the same property. This two year contract will provide a stable home for the Desert Foot Conference in a handsome, well run, downtown location.
For those unable to attend one of PRESENT e-Learning Systems' foot conferences, podiatrists can attain CME credits through eLearning’s online learning opportunities at PODIATRY.COM These online learning opportunities feature medical lectures presented by well-known experts in the field of podiatry. PRESENT e-Learning Systems' online health education includes the opportunity to ask questions of an international team of foot care experts, review case presentations and receive practical advice on the business side of medicine.
PRESENT e-Learning Systems is a medical education and communications company (MECC) that currently runs three public online education community websites for medical professionals and publishes educational programming and other original content to over 130,000 members. Founded in 2004, PRESENT e-Learning Systems (http://PRESENTeLearning.com) is the first company to combine online multimedia medical education with social networking to create online education communities for healthcare professionals. In combining professional education with community, PRESENT e-Learning Systems has recreated the experience online, that physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals are all familiar with experiencing live – that of attending a clinical medical conference. PRESENT e-Learning Systems is skilled at producing streaming media medical education programming, employing still and video imagery, and animation to enhance the educational content.
PRESENT e-Learning Systems is based in Boca Raton, Florida and employs a staff of 19 including meetings management, programmers, graphic artists, multimedia publishers and support staff. Including the Desert Foot Conference, PRESENT e-Learning Systems has four (4) additional nationwide conferences every year; Superbones East in Orlando, Florida, Residency Education Summits in Chicago and New York City Area and Superbones West at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas. You can register for any of these conferences by going to PRESENTConferences.com.
The Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel stands as a cultural oasis, redefining the concept of an urban hotel. Conveniently located minutes from the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel is at the epicenter of Phoenix. Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel opened on September 30, 2008, as the largest hotel in Arizona with 1,000 guestrooms. The hotel features signature services and amenities such as Sheraton Fitness powered by Core Performance, the Sheraton Sweet Sleeper™ Bed and the Link@Sheraton experienced by Microsoft. Set in an urban oasis, the hotel offers guests a 4,500 square foot outdoor pool and sundeck with an adjacent rooftop herb garden. The hotel provides more than 80,000 square feet of flexible, state-of-the-art meeting space and a restaurant, District American Kitchen and Wine Bar, with bar and lounge. It is located in the heart of Downtown Phoenix and adjacent to the Phoenix Convention Center.
Alan Sherman, DPM, CCMEP, PRESENT e-Learning Systems, http://PRESENTConferences.com, (561) 998-7556, [email protected]
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