15 AARC Approved CEU Webinar (SLEEP MEDICINE WEBINAR)

A & T Lectures Webinar 15 AARC Approved CEU’s

Only $90.00

Partial Credits Will Be Awarded

Both Respiratory medicine and Integrative Medicine Topics

Date of conferences 10/17/20, 10/18/20, and 10/20/20.

3PM-8PM Each date

Respiratory Conference that is considered live or traditional CEU’s. You can interact and ask questions after the presentation.

Hosted by A & T Lectures Using Zoom Video Communications

We will be offering 15 Live/Webinar  AARC approved CEU’s.

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE AND INSTRUCTION ON ACCESSING THIS WEBINAR

  • Register for the conference

  • Special note: You can join the conference for free but only those that register will get the 15 CEU’s

  • Download ZOOM to your computer or laptop/desktop (its free)

  • Practice using ZOOM with a friend before entering the webinar as this will not be the right time to teach you how to access the conference

  • Make sure you join the webinar by accessing this link 10 minutes before the conference

     

    For more details click the below link

    https://www.atrespiratorylectures.com/webinar-detail.php?id=70 

 


 

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