When: Nov. 4-6, 2011
Where: Honor’s Haven
Resort, Spa, & Conference
Center—Ellenville NY
in the Hudson Valley
What:
--Practical continuing education you can use in your work, your career
--Networking with dental hygiene colleagues;
--Insights on public policy
--Exhibits of latest products, instrumentation
Watch: www.dhasny.org
for more information or contact info@dhasny.org
You’re invited:
Mark your calendar and make plans to meet with dental hygiene professionals from across the state at the 91st annual DHASNY Empire Conference.
Take-aways: Receive multiple credit hours for your three-year CE requirements through programs on multiple topics. Get your questions answered by speakers, colleagues. Share your experience. Attend social events.
Mid-way between Albany and New York City, Honor’s Ha-ven has just completed a multi-million-dollar renovation of its ac-commodations and meeting facilities. Nearby recreation, shop-ping and other attractions. See you in November at the Empire Conference!
more info.
In Oral Health Professionals's Guide to Serving Young Children with Special Health Needs. They provide CE credits along with pertinent information for serving children. http://www.mchoralhealth.org/SpecialCare/
These sites are built for professionals looking for the continuing education that would best fit their needs.
http://www.FindCE.com
http://www.dentaljobs.net
New York CE Requirements:
- Mandatory Continuing Education: New York State's Mandatory Continuing Education Law for the dental profession became effective January 1997. Practicing hygienists in New York State are required to take 24 credit hours every three years
- Registered Dental Hygienists - 24 CE's for relicensure. 10 CE's can be home-study.
- Hygienists are required to complete a course in Infection Control.
- Licenses must be renewed every 3 years.
