Southeastern Fracture Consortium
Organization
Why pick this one
Southeastern Fracture Consortium runs an annual ACCME-accredited orthopaedic trauma symposium with small-group sessions, panel debates, and research presentations.
Best for
- orthopaedic surgeons seeking trauma-care continuing medical education
- residents, fellows, and medical students seeking orthopaedic trauma research presentation opportunities
- healthcare professionals seeking fracture treatment and management updates
- research teams seeking collaboration and networking within orthopaedic trauma
- clinicians seeking case discussions with orthopaedic traumatologists
Look elsewhere if
- patients seeking direct fracture diagnosis or treatment
- people seeking medical education unrelated to orthopaedic trauma
- people needing emergency orthopedic care
Specialties
- orthopaedic trauma education
- fracture treatment and management
- orthopaedic trauma research
- continuing medical education
- research abstract, poster, and podium presentations
Certifications
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit foundation
- ACCME accreditation
- AMA PRA Category 1 Credit designation
What makes them different
- Annual Southeastern Fracture Symposium focused specifically on orthopaedic trauma
- Symposium includes small-group sessions, panel debates, challenging case presentations, and speaker question-and-answer sessions
- Consortium history began with its first symposium in 1988 and nonprofit chartering in 2005
- Accepts original orthopaedic trauma research from residents, fellows, medical students, surgeons, faculty, and researchers
- 2027 symposium is scheduled for January 28–30 at the Omni Charlottesville Hotel
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 1710 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514-5851
- Phone
- 9198082350
- Website
- https://www.sefs.org
- info@mysite.com
Services
- annual educational symposium
- CME-accredited medical education
- research collaboration
- professional networking
- year-round educational resource hub
- research abstract submissions