July 2008

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FCA’s National Convention & Expo: Aug. 22–24

The Florida Chiropractic Association (FCA) invites you to its 2008 National Convention & Expo Aug. 22–24 held, once again, at the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center in Kissimmee — just five minutes to all that is Orlando.

DCs can earn their 20 hours of license renewal credits, approved in Florida and some 40 other states, from 50 top lecturers including Drs. Bruce Bond, Michael Dobbins, Mark Charrette, Bob Hoffman, Dennis Perman, John Davila, and Ms. Kathy Mills.

FCA also brought back and enhanced the new Plenary Session Saturday morning;  is offering full courses for DCs, CCPAs and CAs, CRTs, LMTs, LAcs, and APs; and offering tracks specifically designed for the “new doctor,” front-office CA, back-office CA, as well as one designed by the International Academy of Clinical Neurology for those wishing to get their neurology diplomate CEU. Ask FCA about FCA FLEX TIME’s “early” Thursday afternoon classes.

Stroll the aisles of the expanded expo (over 560 vendor booths) for the latest technology, products, services, and tools for your office, as well as chances at prizes. In the middle of the expo will be a life-size, 2,000 square foot, fully furnished, fully decorated, state-of-the-art, “Clinic of the Future” designed by Davlen Design. You can immerse yourself in the latest trends, techniques, and equipment that will be found in the practices of the future, and experience for yourself what a great first impression should be like for your patients.

The Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center is just a short trip to some of Central Florida’s best shopping, dining, golf, nightlife, and other attractions including Disney, Universal Orlando, Gatorland, Wet-n-Wild, and Sea World.

Log on to www.fcachiro.org for class and speaker info, resort reservations, and registration information.

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