The Seattle Study Club will be organizing a symposium in January at The Ritz-Carlton in Laguna Niguel.
Doctors interested in expanding their knowledge can attend a conference held by the Seattle Study Club. This year, the meeting's title will be called The Game Is Afoot. The symposium combines high-level scientific sessions and personal development workshops with entertainment like comedy acts and native dancing to create a memorable experience for attendees. Many presenters will attend the event, including Sean Carlson, Tal Morr, and Daniel Hammer.
The Seattle Study Club is an organization of international doctors who wish to improve their knowledge and provide excellent care to patients. There are more than 260 clubs in the group found in countries such as Northern Ireland, China, Canada, and Italy. The founder and president of the study club is Dr. Michael Cohen, who was once featured in a list published by Incisal Edge magazine. Medical groups like this can advertise future conferences to members with flyer printing.
The Seattle Study Club National Symposium will take place from January 26 to January 29. A clinical passport for the event will cost guests $4,295, and a non-clinical passport can be bought for $3,095. Both passports will give the receiver access to clinical presentations, meals, and late-night entertainment events. Those with a clinical passport can go to the director's social.
