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MAPI seeking research abstracts / case reports for Spring CME
MAPI has long been committed to excellence in medical education. It presents national and local speakers who have shown excellence in their respective fields. We are dedicated to fulfilling our mission through our collaboration with local hospitals, physician organizations and individual health care providers.
In keeping with this tradition, we are seeking submissions from medical students, residents and fellows in training to submit their research abstracts to be recognized and honored during this year's Spring CME to be held on March 11, 2012 at the Troy Marriorr Hotel in Troy.
This research will be presented in the form of posters in our exhibit hall. The selection committee will choose four candidates who get the opportunity to present their research verbally at the CME meeting.
The top 5 research presentation will receive cash awards. 1st place $1000.00, 2nd place $600.00, 3rd place $400.00, 4th place $300.00 and 5th place is $200.00.
Please spread the word to any medical students, residents and fellows in training who might be interested in participating in this opportunity.
The printing expenses for the posters will be reimbursed to each candidate with the submission of their receipt. The registration is free for the CME and the submission of research will give you a free membership to MAPI for the duration of your medical training.
MAPI encourages all Residents and Fellows in training to submit their research abstracts by January 31st to be considered for presentation. No late entries will be permitted unless approved by the CME committee due to special circumstances.
Please click the appropriate button below to submit your abstract or case report.
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