CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT
2020 WISE TRADITIONS CONFERENCE
NURSES AND ACUPUNCTURISTS
We offer continuing education credits for two professions: nurses and acupuncturists. (Nutritionists and RDs only need a certificate of attendance as explained below.) Once you have signed up and paid for the credits you will have to sign in each morning and provide an evaluation before you depart. Acupuncturists must also submit an attendance record. Nurses get credit for attending the talks listed below. Certificates will be emailed to each CEU-receipient after the conference.
Approving Organizations
Pending Nursing: Total possible for 3 days: 16.25 hours (Friday 7 hours; Saturday 5; Sunday 4.25). We are approved by the Maryland Nurses Association to award contact hours for nurses. The Maryland Nurses Association is accredited as an approver of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation (ANCC), all states accept this. Please note only certain lectures are approved for credit* (see below) Each day has a different number of credits possible: Friday 7, Saturday 5 and Sunday 4.25, for a total possible of 16.25 hours.
Pending Acupuncture: Total possible for 3 days: 16.75 hours (not accepted by California and Florida). Approved by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM): Possible number of points is 18 PDA for full conference. Maximum each day: Friday = 7 PDAs, Saturday = 5.5, Sunday = 4.25 (PDA points are accepted by all states except California and Florida.)
Fees: The fee for CEUs is $25 per day or $65 for all three days. In an effort to keep our registration fees low, we do not build this fee into the registration price but charge only those receiving credit.
CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE
$5 FEE
For RDs, some NDs and some nutritionists, a Certificate of Attendance will suffice to give you 5 credit hours each day. You do not have to sign in or submit an evaluation. You simply receive the certificate which you submit to your board or school.
RDs - only need to get the $5 Certificate of Attendance. According to the Commission on Dietetic Registration, CDR Credentialed Practitioners may receive up to 15 cpeus for attending our conference (5 more for Monday). You will not need to sign in each day but will have to obtain and retain in your files a certificate of attendance. You will need to keep track and submit talks attended and of the appropriate Learning Need Codes. If you are in Florida, Illinois, Pennsylvania or Texas you should check with your board to see if they will accept this.
Nutritionists – Check with your professional board to see if they will accept this.
Other Professions – You can get a Certificate of Attendance and see if your board will accept it.
OPTIONS FOR NURSES - PENDING APPROVAL
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 – Total 7 hours
9:00 – 12:15
Natasha Campbell-McBride: Gut and Psychology Syndrome
Timothy Weeks: Whole Body Health Tests
1:45 – 5:00
Chris Knobbe: Omega-6 Apocalypse
Monica Corrado: Broths and Stocks: Timeless Remedies for Vibrant Health
3:45-5:00
Louisa Williams: Aluminum
Anke Zimmerman: Homeopath for the Family
7:30-9:30
Ask the Practitioner Panel
Jeffrey Smith: Genetic Engineering
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14 – Total 5 hours
9:00-5:00
Nourishing Traditional Diets Sally Fallon Morell: Traditional Diets
9:00-12:15
Stephanie Seneff, Glyphosate: The Rattlesnake in the Corn Fields
9:00-10:15
Natasha Campbell-McBride: Vegetarianism Explained
1:45-5:15
Tom Cowan, MD, Cancer and the New Biology of Water
1:45-3:00
Marc DiNola: Holistic Dentistry
4:00-5:15
Robert Lustig: Sugar: The Bitter Truth
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 – Total 4.25 hours
9:00-10:15
Ann Childers: To Be Determined
Sally Fallon Morell: Bringing Up Baby
11:00-12:15
Brandon LaGreca: Chronic Illness: Building Your Own Treatment Plan
Robert Lustig: The Hacking of the American Mind
1:30-2:45
Diana Jabour: Building Biology
Greg Nigh: Devil in the Garlic
2:55-3:45
Del Bigtree: To Be Determined