The Merle S. Elliott Continuing Education and Conference Center

This 5 hour course will provide continuing education credits for sonographers, radiographers, nurses and nurse practitioners.  Click below to obtain a flyer for the program.

This six-hour trauma seminar will provide continuing education for nurses, EMS, radiographers, social workers, psychologists and counselors/therapists.

This three-hour course will provide an overview and update of viral, bacterial and influenza infections.  Information will be presented about the microbiology of contagious pathogens, disease tranmission as well as effective infectional control techniques to control the spread of communicable diseases.

In honor of National Nurses Week this seminar will explore the unique opportunities nurses and other health care professionals have in being able to channel their careers into a variety of paths, perform leadership roles and mentor others in our careers.

Infection Control:  MIRSA and C-diff

Featuring Austin Rinker, MS, research biologists, The National Institutes of Health, program coordinator of the Paramedic Emergency Services Program, Hagerstown Community College

Virtual Colonoscopy

Featuring Mansoor Husain, MD, American Board of Radilolgy Certified and member of the Radiological Society of North America and the American Roentgen Society.

Trauma - Are Plain X-rays Obsolete?  Examining CT alone for Cervical Sprine Clearance in the Unreliable Patient -- Are we there yet?

Featuring Jay Menaker, MD, medical director of the Neuro Trauma Intermediate Care Unit at R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center.

Image Critique

Featuring Paul Marinelli, MD, president of Associated Radiologists, Hagerstown, Maryland.

This optometry seminar will offer 6 COPE credits and cover convergence insufficiency; optical coherence tomography; retina disease; keratoconus; refractive surgery and glaucoma.

This four-hour course will discuss the role of the health care provider and the forensic investigation team in the processing of a potential crime scene.  Information will be provided to help health care professionals identify suspicious situations where a forensic investigation may be needed and the appropriate steps to be taken.