The California Medical Instrumentation Association (CMIA) will hold its annual symposium from Friday January 16 through Saturday, January 17, 2015, in San Diego, Calif. A highlight of the event will be a keynote address by George Mills, director of engineering for The Joint Commission, at the Saturday evening awards dinner.
More than 40 educational sessions will be presented at the 2-day event in six simultaneous tracks:
- Healthcare Technology
- Information Technology
- BMET Personal Development
- BMET Professional Development
- BMET Professional Development
- Management & Regulatory
Speakers include Brian Hubler, president, Spectrum Technologies, on calibration fundamentals; Mike Ahmadi of Codenomicon on the age of the digital pathogen; Jim Welch of Sotera Wireless on advances in alarm analytics and optimizing alarm settings; Scot Copeland of Scripps Health on medical device interoperability and security; and Jerry Zion of Fluke Biomedical on electrical safety and NFPA 99 and ANSI/AAMI ES1 standards. More details on speakers and topics are available on the CMIA website.
A vendor expo will take place on both days. The event will be preceded by a golf outing at the Riverwalk Golf Club, adjacent to the symposium venue.
To register for the event, visit the CMIA website.
