2014 Convocation Physician Brochure

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THEBROADMOOR

Colorado Springs, CO

AAO CONVOCATIONFORPHYSICIANS

TRAUMA: ANINTEGRATIVEOSTEOPATHICAPPROACH

Denise K. Burns, DO, FAAO, Program Chair

March 19-23, 2014


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New Approach to Osteo-articular

Manipulations: Including the Superior and

Inferior Limbs

March 15-18, 20149:00 am - 6:30 pm Saturday through Tuesday

Faculty

Jean-Pierre Barral, Diplomate in OsteopathicMedicine, Featured Speaker

Kenneth J. Lossing, DO, Program Chair, Faculty andAAO President-elect

CME32 hours of AOA Category 1-A credit are anticipated

Registration Rates

On or before Jan. 15 After Jan. 15

AAO Member $ 1600.00 $ 1700.00

Member w/Convo Reg. $ 1440.00 $ 1530.00

Non-Member $ 1750.00 $ 1850.00

Non-Member w/Convo Reg. $ 1575.00 $ 1665.00

Osteopathic Approach to Common ENTComplaints of Children

March 17-18, 20148:00 am - 5:30 pm Monday and Tuesday

FacultyHeather P. Ferrill, DO, Program Chair

Doris B. Newman, DO


Registration Rates


AAO Member $ 680.00 $ 780.00


Non-Member $ 780.00 $ 880.00

Non-Member w/Convo Reg. $ 702.00 $ 792.00

An Introduction to theFascial Distortion Model

March 17-18, 20148:00 am - 5:30 pm Monday and Tuesday

FacultyTodd A. Capistrant, DO


Registration Rates


AAO Member $ 680.00 $ 780.00


Non-Member $ 780.00 $ 880.00Non-Member w/Convo Reg. $ 702.00 $ 792.00

For program and registration information on these Pre-Convocation courses, [email protected] or visit the Academy Web site!

*All courses listed will take place at The Broadmoor,

1 Lake Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO 80906


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Register online at www.academyofosteopathy.org Physician Information

Registration Form located on pages 11 & 12

Trauma: An Integrative Osteopathic ApproachDenise K. Burns, DO, FAAO, 2014 Convocation Program Chair

The 2014 Convocation is an exciting osteopathic medical program centered around trauma. Wewill address the mechanisms associated with trauma, the biodynamics and its effects on the totabody. Participants will learn how to identify and address all the components of trauma that theosteopathic physician commonly encounters in clinical practice.

Evening with the FAAOs:

Treating Trauma Osteopathically Through the Experts EyesMichael P. Rowane, DO, FAAO, Evening with the FAAOs Program Chair

Patients who have undergone trauma are a challenge for even the most seasoned clinicians.A panel of expert FAAO physicians will share their insights and recommendations forosteopathically evaluating and treating patients who have experienced trauma.

Saturday, March 15

9:00 am - 6:30 pm New Approach to Osteo-articularManipulations: Including the Superior andInferior Limbs; Jean-Pierre Barral,MROF, PT,Featured Speaker; Kenneth J. Lossing,DO,Program Chair, Faculty, AAO President-elect

Separate registration required

Sunday, March 169:00 am - 6:30 pm New Approach to Osteo-articular

Manipulations: Including the Superior andInferior Limbs; Jean-Pierre Barral,MROF, PT,Featured Speaker; Kenneth J. Lossing,DO,

Program Chair, Faculty, AAO President-elect Separate registration required

Monday, March 178:00 am - 5:30 pm Osteopathic Approach to Common ENT

Complaints of Children; Heather P. Ferrill,DO,Program Chair; Doris B. Newman,DO, Faculty


8:00 am - 5:30 pm Introduction to The Fascial Distortion Model;Todd A. Capistrant,DO, Program Chair


9:00 am - 6:30 pm New Approach to Osteo-articularManipulations: Including the Superior andInferior Limbs; Jean-Pierre Barral,MROF, PT,

Featured Speaker; Kenneth J. Lossing,DO,Program Chair, Faculty, AAO President-elect


Tuesday, March 18

8:00 am - 5:00 pm Fellowship Committee Meeting/FAAO Exams

8:00 am - 5:30 pm Osteopathic Approach to Common ENTComplaints of Children; Heather P. Ferrill,DO,Program Chair; Doris B. Newman, DO, Faculty


8:00 am - 5:30 pm Introduction to The Fascial Distortion Model;Todd A. Capistrant,DO, Program Chair


9:00 am - 6:30 pm New Approach to Osteo-articularManipulations: Including the Superior andInferior Limbs; Jean-Pierre Barral,MROF, PTFeatured Speaker; Kenneth J. Lossing,DO,Program Chair, Faculty, AAO President-elect


6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Education Committee Meeting

Wednesday, March 198:00 am - 12:00 pm AAO Board of Trustees Meeting

10:00 am - 6:00 pm Early Convocation Registration

11:00 am - 1:00 pm Residents In-Service Written Exam

11:00 am - 2:00 pm AOBNMM Written Re-Certiication Exam

1:00 pm - 5:00 pm AAO Board of Governors Meeting

2:00 pm - 5:00 pm Residents In-Service Practical Exam

4:30 pm - 6:00 pm PAAO Mixer

5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Investment Committee Meeting

5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Opening Reception in Exhibit Hall

7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Evening with the FAAOs (2 CME):Treating Trauma Osteopathically Through thExperts Eyes; Michael P. Rowane, DO, MS,FAAFP, FAAO, Program Chair

9:00 pm - 11:00 pm Evening with the Stars (2 CME)

Thursday, March 20

Morning Lectures7:30 am - 11:10 am

7:30 am - 4:00 pm Registration Hours

7:30 am - 7:40 am Welcome and Program Overview; Denise K.Burns, DO, FAAO, Convocation ProgramChair

7:40 am - 8:25 am Mechanism of Injury: The Physics of Traumaand Somatic Dysfunction; Dennis J. Dowling,DO, FAAO

8:25 am - 9:10 am An Osteopathic Approach to Cranial Trauma;Andrew M. Goldman, DO, FAAO

Physician Convocation Week Schedule

Mountain Time Zon

Denise K. Burns,DO, FAAO

Michael P. Rowane,DO, FAAO


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9:00 am - 4:00 pm Osteopathic Education Service (OES) closed 12:15 pm - 2:30 pm

9:00 am - 5:00 pm Exhibit Hours

9:10 am - 9:40 am Visit with the Exhibitors

9:40 am - 10:25 am Osteopathy, Brain Trauma and BimodalSympathetic States; Bruno J. Chikly, MD, DO

10:25 am - 11:10 am An Integration of Chinese Energetics withOsteopathic Theory and Methods: Application toTrauma; Christopher T. Laseter, DO

12:15 pm - 2:15 pm AAO Annual Business Luncheon/Elections (Ticket Required)

Afternoon Breakout SessionsADVANCE REGISTRATION TICKET REQUIRED

2:30 pm - 4:00 pm

2A: OMT & Physics to Reverse the Damage of Trauma; Dr. Dowling

2B: Palpation and Treating the Brain Initial Phase: Trauma andRelated Sympathetic States;Dr. Chikly

2C: Practical Procedures for Integrating Chinese Energetics into anOsteopathic Understanding of Midline Function;Dr. Laseter

2D: Allowing Inherent Forces to Resolve Traumatic Strains;Dr. Goldman

2E: Treating Injury Shock After Trauma; Maud HaimsonNerman, DO

4:00 pm - 4:30 pm Visit with the Exhibitors


4:30 pm - 6:00 pm

3A: OMT & Physics to Reverse the Damage of Trauma; Dr. Dowling

3B: Palpation and Treating the Brain - Initial Phase: Trauma andRelated Sympathetic States;Dr. Chikly

3C: Practical Procedures for Integrating Chinese Energetics into an

Osteopathic Understanding of Midline Function;Dr. Laseter

3D: Allowing Inherent Forces to Resolve Traumatic Strains;Dr. Goldman

3E: Self-treatment for Instant Healing of Trauma and Disease;Kimberly M. DEramo, DO, and Mario Torres-Leon, MD

6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Gavel Club Reception; Past Presidents (TicketRequired; No CME)

6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Pediatric Special Interest Group (No CME)

8:00 pm - 10:00 pm Evening with the Stars and Stripes (2 CME)

Friday, March 21

Morning Lectures7:30 am - 12:00 pm

7:30 am - 4:00 pm Registration Hours

7:30 am - 8:15 am Fluid Dynamics of the Cranium in Traumaticand Neurodegenerative Processes; Michael L.Kuchera, DO, FAAO

8:15 am - 9:00 am Impact Injuries: Viscoelastic Change and itsEffect on Tensegrity, Mechanotransduction andthe PRM; Lawrence J. Bellew, DO

9:00 am - 10:00 am Trauma in the Fascia: Undoing the Damage andSupporting the Healing; Judith A. OConnell,DO, FAAO

9:00 am - 4:00 pm Osteopathic Education Service (OES) closed 12:00 pm - 1:45 pm

9:00 am - 5:00 pm Exhibit Hours

10:00 am - 10:30 am Visit with the Exhibitors

10:30 am - 11:15 am Detecting the Physiologic Processes of HiddenTrauma; Stefan L.J. Hagopian, DO, FAAO

11:15 am - 12:00 pm VSR: Viscero Somatic Release; John P.Tortu, DO

12:00 pm - 1:45 pm Lunch on Your Own

12:00 pm - 1:45 pm PAAO Business Meeting/Elections (Ticket Required)

12:00 pm - 1:45 pm Postdoctoral Standards and Evaluation (PSE)

12:00 pm - 1:45 pm Committee Meetings


2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

5A: Traumatic Dural Strain Patterns and Osteopathic Treatment;Dr. Hagopian

5B: Impact Injuries: Description, Diagnosis and Treatment of FourCommon Patterns of Viscoelastic Change; Dr. Bellew

5C: Trauma in the Fascia: Undoing the Damage and Supporting theHealing; Dr. OConnell

5D: VSR: Osteopathic Evaluation and Treatment of Lower ExtremityInjuries with Regard to the Urogenital and Hepatic Systems;Dr. Tortu

5E: Whiplash as a Total Body Injury; Hallie J. Robbins, DO5F: Component Society Forum;Kenneth J. Lossing, DO

3:30 pm - 4:00 pm Visit with the Exhibitors


4:00 pm - 5:30 pm

6A: Traumatic Dural Strain Patterns and Osteopathic Treatment:Dr. Hagopian

6B: Impact Injuries: Description, Diagnosis and Treatment of FourCommon Patterns of Viscoelastic Change; Dr. Bellew

6C: Trauma in the Fascia: Undoing the Damage and Supporting theHealing; Dr. OConnell

6D: VSR: Osteopathic Evaluation and Treatment of Lower ExtremityInjuries with Regard to the Urogenital and Hepatic Systems;Dr. Tortu

6E: Magoun Memorial FAAO/NUFA Forum

5:30 pm - 6:45 pm SAAO Semi-Silent Auction

5:30 pm - 7:00 pm LBORC Research Forum

7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Alumni Receptions

8:00 pm - 10:00 pm Fellows Dinner(Ticket Required)

Saturday, March 22

Morning Lectures7:30 am - 11:15 am

Registration Desk is closed today.7:30 am - 8:00 am Anatomy of Cranial Dura Defects as Functional

Results of Trauma; Dr. Hagopian

8:00 am - 8:45 am Neurophysiology of Head Trauma;Frank H.Willard, PhD

8:45 am - 9:30 am Precise Facet Activation at Your Fingertips:Cervical and OA HVLA; Dr. Kuchera

9:00 am - 12:30 pm Osteopathic Education Service (OES)

9:30 am - 9:45 am Break

9:45 am - 10:30 am Obstetrical Trauma; To be determined

10:30 am - 11:15 am Perinatal Cranial Trauma: Cases andConsiderations;Anthony D. Capobianco, DO


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Morning Breakout SessionsADVANCE REGISTRATION TICKET REQUIRED

11:30 am - 1:00 pm

8A: Precise Facet Activation at Your Fingertips: Cervical and OAHVLA; Dr. Kuchera

8B: Obstetrical Trauma; To be determined8C: Osteopathic Treatment for Perinatal Cranial Trauma;

Dr. Capobianco

8D: Faculty Development Workshop 1 The Teaching Identity;Evelyn A. Schwalenberg, DO, MS,

FACP, FACOI Teaching While Practicing Osteopathic Medicine: Secrets of

Master Teachers;Dr. Rowane

8E: Ariadnes String in the Rising Labyrinth of Harmonization AfterTrauma: An Osteosophical Conceptualization (How globaldo you need to go to treat a local trauma?); Jean Marie A.T.Beuckels, DO, BSc (Hons) Ost. Med., MSc. Ost.

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Lunch on Your Own

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm AAO Board of Trustees Meeting


2:45 pm - 5:00 pm

9A: Precise Facet Activation at Your Fingertips: Cervical and OAHVLA; Dr. Kuchera

9B: Obstetrical Trauma; To be determined

9C: Osteopathic Treatment for Perinatal Cranial Trauma;Dr. Capobianco

9D: Faculty Development Workshop 2 Promoting the Osteopathic Concept: Pearls in Research and

Writing a Scientific Paper;Kendi L. Hensel, DO, PhD

9E: Dental Trauma Associated with Tooth Extraction: AnOsteopathic Approach; Sharon Gustowski, DO, and PatriciaM. Meyer, DO

9F: Coding and Reimbursement: Understanding ACOs and RiskSharing in the Emerging MarketandE&M & OMT Coding 101;Douglas J. Jorgensen, DO, FAAO

6:30 pm - 7:15 pm Presidents Reception

7:15 pm - 9:30 pm Presidents Banquet (Ticket not included with registration.)

9:30 pm - 12:00 am Entertainment

Sunday, March 23

Morning Lectures7:30 am - 12:15 pm

7:30 am - 8:15 am Orthopedics, Sports Injuries and Osteopathy, aperfect combination?!; Frank Mueller, MD, DO

8:15 am - 9:00 am The Importance of Early, Accurate Diagnosisfor Effective Hands-on Management of SportsInjuries;Wayne R. English, DO

9:00 am - 9:45 am Football and Traumatic Head Injuries;P. Gunnar Brolinson, DO, FAOASM, FAAFP

9:45 am - 10:00 am Break

10:00 am - 10:45 am An Osteopathic Approach to Facial Trauma;Dr. Goldman

CME HoursThe AAO Convocation program anticipates

being approved for up to 36AOA Category

1-A CME credit hoursby the AOA CCME.

Possible HoursLectures & Workshops: 25 hours

Evening with the FAAOs: 2 hours

Evening with the Stars (Wednesday):2 hoursEvening with the Stars and Stripes (Thursday): 2 hours

Program Directors Workshop (Sunday): 5 hours

Additional Pre-Convocation Course Hours

New Approach to Osteo-articular Manipulations:

Including the Superior and Inferior Limbs

March 15-18: 32 hours

Osteopathic Approach to Common ENT Complaints of Children


An Introduction to The Fascial Distortion Model (FDM)


Who May Attend?The primary educational objective of the AAO is to provide programsaimed to improve understanding of philosophy and diagnostic/manipulative skills for AAO members, DOs who are not AAOmembers, individuals who are licensed for the unlimited scope andpractice of medicine, and those in programs leading to such licensure

Another educational objective of the AAO is to provide programsaimed to improve understanding of manual techniques for licensedhealth care professionals within their respective scopes of practiceEnrollment in a class or classes is not a substitute for completionof education and training in a college of osteopathic medicine, andsimply taking a course or courses in manual techniques does notprovide the necessary training and skills to practice osteopathicmanipulative treatment and/or osteopathic manipulative medicine

AAO Refund Policy1. All cancellations must be received in writingby Feb. 20, 2014.2. An administrative fee of 20 percent of the total registration

fee will be charged for all cancellations made prior to Feb. 20,2014.

3. Any registrant who fails to appear for an AAO program can

transfer up to 50 percent of their registration fee to anotherAAO educational program to be held within the next 12 months

if a written and signed explanation is received at the AAO ofice

within 10 days of the scheduled course he/she was unable toattend. All other cancellations will receive no refund or transferof registration fees.

4. Meal tickets are non-refundable. There is no discount for not

attending pre-paid food functions.

10:45 am - 11:30 am OMM and the Trauma Patient in the UrgentCare Setting;Ann L. Habenicht, DO, FAAO,FACOFP

11:30 am - 12:15 pm Military Trauma: An Osteopathic Perspective;Teodor Huzij, DO

12:15 pm Convocation Adjourned

12:15 pm - 1:00 pm Lunch on your own

1:30 pm - 7:00 pm Residency Program Directors Workshop(5 CME)

IMPORTANT: Participants are responsible for placing the respective ticket in thecorrect box to verify their attendance at each session eligible for CME credit.


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2E: Treating Injury Shock After Trauma; Dr. Nerman

Description: Trauma disrupts the body in manyways. It compromises the musculoskeletal, vascularand lymphatic systems. One of the most devastatingaspects of trauma is how profoundly it disrupts the nervoussystem, compromising the autonomic nervous systemsbalance and the cranial rhythmic impulse. I call thatdisruption injury shock. Until injury shock is addressed andthe autonomic nervous system returned to balance, the bodysability to heal is severely compromised. For me, treatinginjury shock is a critical aspect of treating trauma. In thesesessions, I will focus on three to four techniques that I havefound key to releasing injury shock: Dr. Fulfords abdominaldiaphragm release, rebalancing the ANS by treating the mid-thoracic, sacrum and OA junction, and calming CNS irritabilitythrough a version of the CV4 that even practitioners nottrained in Cranial Osteopathy can use.

3E: Self-treatment for Instant Healing of Trauma and

Disease; Drs. DEramo and Torres-Leon

Description: As osteopaths, it is incumbent upon us tolearn the science behind how we heal, to incorporatethese principles in our medical practice, and to initiate achange in the ways we apply the art and science of medicine.This teaching draws upon the research and work of multipleother scientists and practitioners in the ield of quantumphysics, cell biology, electrophysiology, and neurobiology,including: Institute for Heart Math; Bruce Lipton, PhD; JoanBorysenko, MD; Lynne McTaggart and David Hawkins, MD.

Friday, March 21, 2014

5A/6A: Detecting the Functional Persistence of Trauma inOsteopathic Treatment; Dr. Hagopian

Description: There is a reason we call osteopathiclesions somatic dysfunctionswith the emphasison the noun dysfunctionsrather than functional dys-somatics. Trauma often persists as a living process. In thislab session, making a case for the need for a more functionalapproach, we will examine some elusive aspects of trauma aswe build a perception-based (non-protocol) methodology forclinical care.

5B/6B: Impact Injuries: Description, Diagnosis andTreatment of Four Common Patterns of Viscoelastic

Change; Dr. Bellew

Description: The four most common impact injurieswill be described anatomically.Techniques fordiagnosing and treating these utilizing observation, grossmotion testingand the PRM will be discussedand, whenpossible,demonstrated.Given the observed incidence of thistype of injury (14% ) it is anticipated that participants willhave the opportunity to observe, if not diagnose and treat,an impact injury in their colleagues. A well-developed abilityto perceive the PRM is necessary to obtain maximum beneitfrom this workshop.

Thursday, March 20, 2014

2A/3A: OMT & Physics to Reverse the Damage of Trauma;Dr. Dowling

Description: Patients often present with historiesof trauma that precede their complaints of

neuromusculoskeletal disorder. An additional history andphysical examination, including osteopathic structuralexamination, can be utilized to develop treatments to assist inreversing the condition. The workshop will focus on applyingosteopathic principles by addressing the indings througha variety of modalities in a synthesizing fashion while alsoaddressing the other mind and spirit components of theperson.

2B/3B: Palpation and Treating the Brain Initial Phase:Trauma and Related Sympathetic States;Dr. Chikly

Description: In this lab we will provide an easy andeffective treatment to regularize tissue response to

trauma, including hyper- and hypoarousal states.We will review some of the trauma theory and we willdemonstrate an osteopathic application of the polyvagaltheory of Stephen Porges.

2C/3C: Practical Procedures for Integrating ChineseEnergetics into an Osteopathic Understanding ofMidline Function; Dr. Laseter

Description: The Microcosmic Orbit is a classicalunderstanding of midline function from the Daoistperspective. It is both a prelude and underpinning oftraditional Chinese medicine. Procedures for accessing the

energetic midline and objective evidence of its utility will bepresented. A new approach to treatment of the thoracolumbarspine and costal elements will be illustrated. This material canbe integrated into an osteopathic treatment paradigm and isequally useful as an exercise in patient self-care.

2D/3D: Allowing Inherent Forces to Resolve TraumaticStrains;Dr. Goldman

Description: W.G. Sutherland has generally beencredited with introducing the osteopathic professionto techniques related to the cranium. However, Sutherland,a direct hands-on-hands student of A.T. Still was certain thatStill already understood the role of the cranium within the

osteopathic concept. Sutherlands lifes work helped him andthose who followed to understand inherent forces withinthe patient, which he taught to others so they may betterunderstand Osteopathy. This lecture will present his approachto treatment. He said, the inherent forces within the patientsbody are more potent and accurate than any force that canpossibly be brought to bear from without.

Concurrent Breakout Sessions

= Lecture only = Hands-on workshop


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5C/6C: Trauma in the Fascia: Undoing the Damage andSupporting the Healing; Dr. OConnell

Description: Trauma causes far-reaching effectsfrom the intra-cellular to the extra-corporeal. Thisworkshop will give practical experience in identifyingand alleviating the effects of trauma. Using the fascia as aportal of entry, participants will identify trauma patterns,primary dysfunctions, and compensation patterns andapply techniques to address these issues. Consideration of

complex layered trauma also will be discussed with treatmentstrategies developed.

5D/6D: VSR: Osteopathic Evaluation and Treatment of LowerExtremity Injuries with Regard to the Urogenital andHepatic Systems; Dr. Tortu

Description: This workshop deepens the knowledgegained in the lecture by evaluating the effectsof myriad and common lower extremity injuries as thefascial origin of dysfunction of certain organs of excretion,speciically, the kidney and urinary bladder and theliver and gallbladder. Old, lower extremity injury causesfascially-mediated restriction and irritation of the endorgan via deposition of shockwave injury patterns along theassociated meridian. This triggers a mechanicotransductionof increasing fascial tone into increasing afferent CNS tone,via the viscero somatic relex arc, triggering the increasedefferent tone responsible for the somatic complaints wecommonly see: somatic dysfunctions of the lower extremity,pelvis and lumbosacral regions as well as the commonly-known, autonomically mediated somatic dysfunctions foundalong dermatomally connected somatic regions. Osteopathicevaluation and treatment of these old injury patternswith respect to the speciic organ dysfunction releases theaberrant, fascially-mediated tone, decreasing afferent CNStone and, by relex, decreases efferent CNS tone, releasing the

somatic complaints associated with the injury pattern andimproving the function of these organs.

5E: Whiplash as a Total Body Injury;Dr. Robbins

Description: Whiplash is a condition commonlyconsidered to involve only cervical musculoskeletalinjury, but the neck nexus involves multi-regionanatomic derangement and multi-system dysfunction. In thislecture/workshop we will relate postural compensationsand spinal junction shifts to mechanism of injury and vectorstrains in order to provide head-to-foot clinical evaluationsand generate more comprehensive documentation of indingsand treatments. Learn osteopathic techniques (myofascial,

cranial, articulatory, HVLA, muscle energy) and take-homeexercises helpful in whiplash recovery from eyestrain topedal-stomping.

5F: Component Society Forum;Dr. Lossing

Description: AAO Component Society leaders are invitedto this unstructured discussion forum with AAO President-electKenneth J. Lossing, DO. The objective is to promote cooperationand collaboration in an effort to better serve AAO membersneeds.

6E: Magoun Memorial FAAO/NUFA Forum

Description: An informal gathering of the FAAOsand NUFAs. This workshop gives the FAAOs a chanceto mentor the National Undergraduate Fellows who areattending Convocation. It is an excellent opportunity for themto share their knowledge and expertise with the students whwish to follow in their footsteps. If you are a FAAO, pleaseconsider joining this very important workshop.

Saturday, March 22, 2014

8A/9A: Precise Facet Activation at Your Fingertips:Cervical and OA HVLA; Dr. Kuchera

Description: Safety and eficacy in cervical high-velocity, low-amplitude (HVLA) is paramount. This lectureand workshop is conducted by an FAAO physician who, inclinical and research settings, has studied miles and miles cervical structure-function relationships. Speciically he willfocus on speciic diagnosis and treatment of cervical somaticdysfunctions affecting one or both of the facet joints at eachvertebral unit. Fingerpad localization and precise glidingHVLA activation will be discussed in lecture and offered in th

hands-on lab. This presentation was designed to review andine-tune existing technique and provide new insights in theapplication of cervical HVLA.

8B/9B: Obstetrical Trauma; To be determined

Description: To be determined

8C/9C: Perinatal Cranial Trauma: Osteopathic Approaches;Dr. Capobianco

Description: Osteopathic manipulative approaches toaddress perinatal trauma in patients of all ages.

8D: Faculty Development Workshop 1 The Teaching Identity;Dr. Schwalenberg Teaching While Practicing Osteopathic Medicine:

Secrets of Master Teachers;Dr. Rowane

Description: A physician is deined as a teacher. Itis a critical role for an Osteopathic physician to bea teacher, whether they are in an academic setting or in acommunity-based practice. The emphasis of these interactivsessions is to explore the role and identify the desirablecharacteristics for being an excellent teaching osteopathicphysician.

8E: Ariadnes String in the Rising Labyrinth ofHarmonization After Trauma: An OsteosophicalConceptualization (How global do you need to go totreat a local trauma?);Dr. Beuckels

Description: Dr. Beuckels will discuss the local andtotal shift in form and motion after trauma, givingan overview of the levels of harmonization and how newharmony transforms interactive neurological motion inone-way trafic. The workshop will cover defascilitation inthe neurological girdles, how to bring the patient back tothe neurological neutral before treating the local trauma, anintroduction to defascilitation procedures while discoveringthe Ariadnes string of trauma.


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Reasons for volunteering:

1) CME Credit

2) Chance to win a FREE registration for Convocationin 2015

3) Sharing your expertise with others

4) Giving back to the profession

Dear Academy Members:

The Osteopathic Education Service (OES) will be offeredduring Convocation from 9:00 am to 11:30 am and 2:30pm to 4:00 pm on Thursday, March 20; from 9:00 am to12:00 pm and 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm on Friday, March 21;and 9:00 am to 12:30 pm on Saturday, March 22. The OES

is provided for educational purposes only and not formedical treatment. Your friends, colleagues, and studentswill appreciate any time you can donate. In addition,physicians receive a 1/2 Category 1-B AOA CME creditfor each person they treat!

The OES will be available on off hours (as long as theExhibit Hall is open) for those who just need a table andhave completed the appropriate paper work.

The OES will have a drawing at noon on Saturday. Forevery person a physician treats during OES hours, his/her name will be added to the drawing (e.g., 25 patients,25 chances to WIN). The prize is a complimentary

registration for the 2015 Convocation inLouisville, KY.

We encourage volunteers to invite students to observetheir techniques. However, the decision to allow others tobe present during treatment sessions belongs to you andyour educational subject. As always, thank you for yourparticipation and support!

With great appreciation,Clay Walsh, DO, Chairperson

Please note your availability on the form below andreturn along with your registration form.

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

Morning ____________ ____________ ____________

Afternoon ____________ ____________ closed

____________ Let me know when I am needed!

Name:________________________________________________________

Cell phone number: _______________________________________

AOA number: _______________________________________________

9D: Faculty Development Workshop 2Promoting the Osteopathic Concept: Pearls inResearch and Writing a Scientific Paper;Dr. Hensel

Description: There is a tremendous need to advancethe osteopathic concept through medical literature.The word researchmay seem daunting, but simplestrategies will be presented to demystify the process so it canbe accomplished without fear. This hands-on workshop willassist the osteopathic physician to take an idea through the

steps of writing a manuscript for submission to a journal.

9E: Dental Trauma Associated with Tooth Extraction; AnOsteopathic Approach; Drs. Gustowski and Meyer

Description: This hands-on workshop will present aneficient yet effective application of OMT for patientswho have head or neck pain following a dentalextraction. Participants will learn how to quicklytransition from osteopathic diagnosis into performing atreatment. Two intra-oral techniques designed speciically toaddress trauma at the extraction site will also be presented.This workshop welcomes participants of all skill levelsand expertise. Participants who have recently had a dentalextraction are encouraged to attend, although it is not arequirement.

9F: Coding and Reimbursement: Understanding ACOsand Risk Sharing in the Emerging MarketandE&M &OMT Coding 101; Dr. Jorgensen

ACO: Accountable Care Organizations are not justa buzz word, but a serious reality in the emergingreimbursement markets, and its imperative to understandthe value we bring to the table and the uniqueness of our carerelative to the beneit and cost to our patients and the system.Attendees will leave with a basis for conceptualizing how

they are being analyzed along with a strategy for how to playthe game in their current markets. If you expect to continueworking in the insurance market and being proitable, thisknowledge is critical to your success and your patientsability to access your care. Coding 101: Its back to basics inthis fast-paced, one-hour program presenting Evaluation andManagement (E&M) and Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment(OMT) documentation requirements to the participants.Examples and Q&A will round out this program and will helpthe seasoned and new provider better conceptualize how tooptimize the E&M and OMT coding rules for you and yourpractice.


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Registration and Packet Distribution

If you pre-register for Convocation, your complete

registration packet will be availabe for pickup at the AAO

registration desk beginning at 10:00 am on Wednesday,

March 20. Daily registration hours are from 10:00 am to

7:00 pm on Wednesday, March 19, and from 7:30 am to

4:00 pm Thursday, March 20 and Friday, March 21.

MealsRegistration fee includes entrance to the Opening

Reception and (1) Business Meeting Luncheon. Banquet

tickets must be purchased separately. Physicians will

be responsible for their own lunch on Friday and

Saturday; students will be responsible for lunch on

Thursday and Saturday. It is strongly recommended

that you make dinner reservations well in advance of

Convocation if you wish to dine at a speciic restaurant

on a speciic night. For meals sponsored by the AAO, every

attempt to meet participants dietary needs will be made.

However, we cannot guarantee to satisfy all requests.

Nicholas S. Nicholas Fund

The AAO provides a sizable discount for students each year

to attend Convocation. The Nicholas S. Nicholas Fundwas

created to help subsidize student registration fees. Please

consider adding a donation on your registration form today!

Become a Mentor Today!

The mission of the American Academy of Osteopathy MentorProgram (AAO-MP) is to provide guidance and leadership

to Student American Academy of Osteopathy members.The program was designed to help address the lack ofosteopathic-speciic education during clinical years and

beyond by:

Reaching out to osteopathic medical students early intheir careers and providing a positive inluence on their

future as an osteopathic physician; and

Helping provide educational and career guidance duringthe OMS II and OMS III years when choosing hospital

sites for rotations, advice on residency selection and,ultimately, how the osteopathic philosophy can beincorporated into all aspects of medicine.

Every osteopathic student and physician is stronglyencouraged to participate in the AAO-MP. This is an excellent

opportunity for students to become active proponents ofOsteopathy and for physicians to contribute to making theprofession stronger.

Please see the Mentor/Protg portion of the physician

and student online registrations. Contact the AAO formore information.

Classiications & Registration Fee

AAO Members

On or before January 20

Active ................................ $665

Associate ......................... $665

Intl Afiliate.................... $665

Supporter .......................$665

Retired .............................$485

1st Year Practice .......... $485

2nd Year Practice ........$485

Intern/Resident ...........$460

PhD ....................................$345

AAO Non-Members

$925 on or before January 20Fee includes one ticket to the Annual Business MeetingLunch on Thursday, March 20. Entrance to Saturday Nights

Presidents Banquet isNOT INCLUDEDand must bepurchased separately.

After January 20 (but not on-site)A $100 late registration fee will be charged.

On-site registration (after March 3)A $150 on-site registration fee will be charged.

On-site registration is discouraged.

If you are an AAO non-member and would like to join theAAO, a membership application can be found on page 10of this document.

After January 20(but not on-site)

A $100 late registrationfee will be charged.

On-site registration(after March 3)

A $150 on-site registrationfee will be charged. On-siteregistration is discouraged.

Registration includes one tickto the Annual Business MeetinLunch on Thursday, March 20

Admission to the Presidents

Banquet is NOT INCLUDEDin registration this year. Ticketsmust be purchased separately

for ALL ATTENDEES.

AAO 2014 ConvocationT-shirts from SAAO

Visit the SAAO booth inthe Exhibit Hall at the

Broadmoor to purchaseyours for only $15.


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Membership Application3500 DePauw Blvd., Suite 1080 Indianapolis, Indiana 46268

Phone: (317) 879-1881 Fax: (317) 879-0563

www.academyofosteopathy.org

AOA # ____________ Date of birth ____________ Citizenship____________ Place of birth (city/state)__________________

Name _______________________________________________________________________________ Gender: Male Female

(First) (M.I.) (Last) (Title)

Office name _________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

City/State_______________________________________________ Zip ___________ Country_____________________

Phone ________________________ Fax ________________________ Email _____________________________________By releasing your Fax number/ E-mail address, you have given the AAO permission to send marketing information regarding courses via Fax/E-mail.

Home Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________

City/State_______________________________________________ Zip ___________ Country_____________________

Phone ________________________ Fax ________________________ Email _____________________________________By releasing your Fax number/ E-mail address, you have given the AAO permission to send marketing information regarding courses via Fax/E-mail.

Preferred mailing address: Office Home Preferred e-mail: Office Home Preferred phone: Office Home

Please indicate where the AAO may publish online your preferred mailing address and telephone number (check all that apply):

Find a physician Membership directory Do Not Publish

Medical Education Institute/Program City/State Degree Year Graduated

Premed College __________________________ ____________________ ____________________ ______________

Medical College __________________________ ____________________ ____________________ ______________

Internship __________________________ ____________________ ____________________ ______________

Residency __________________________ ____________________ ____________________ ______________

Specialty __________________________ Licensure State/Number _____________________________________

Medical Societies

American Osteopathic Association Yes No Cranial Academy Yes No Former UAAO member Yes No

International (AAO-approved Registry) Yes No Former NUFA Yes No Other __________________________________

*Membership in the American Academy of Osteopathyrequires membership in the American Osteopathic Association (AOA).

Membership Categories (please select one) Payment by Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or personal check in USD only

*Intern/Resident $42.00 Supporter $274.00 Please make checks payable to the American Academy of Osteopathy

*1st Year in Practice $98.00 International Affliliate $302.00 Name as it appears on card _________________________________

*2nd Year in Practice $194.00 International Associate $302.00 Card # _________________________________________________

*Active $274.00 *Intern/Resident 3 yr. $111.00 Expiration date _______________3 digit CVV# ___________

Associate (MD) $274.00 *Intern/Resident 4 yr. $139.00 Type Visa MasterCard Discover

In signing this application form, I certify that the above information is correct and complete, and hereby agree to abide by the Constitution and Bylaws of the American

Academy of Osteopathy. I agree to accept the Board of Trustees of the AAO as the sole and only judge to my qualifications to be and remain a member. I hereby authorize

the American Academy of Osteopathyto charge the above credit card for the amount of selected membership. I understand that any money submitted will be refunded

if my application is not approved.

Signature _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Have you ever been denied or expelled from membership in a country/district/state society, or component society of the AOA or AAO? Yes No

Have you ever been convicted of a felony or violation of any state or federal narcotics act ? Yes No

Has your license ever been surrendered, suspended, or revoked? Yes No

(If you answered yes to any of the three questions above, please explain on an seperate sheet.)

AAO Sponsor/Reference(Not required if graduated from an accredited U.S. osteopathic college)


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COUNTRY

GRADUATION YEAR

PHYSICIAN Registration Form2014 AAO Convocation / March19-23, 2014 /The Broadmoor Hotel, Colorado Springs, CO

FIRST NAME LAST NAME

NICKNAME FOR BADGES TITLE (DO, MD, PhD ,etc)

STREET ADDRESS

CITY STATE POSTAL CODE

DAY TIME PHONE FAX

EMAIL ADDRESS

AOA NUMBER COLLEGE

AOA INFORMATION

INSTRUCTIONS

1. REGISTER ONLINE at www.academyofosteopathy.org or complete ONE form for each registrant. Type or print clearlywithin boxes (one character per box please).

2. MAIL completed forms and fee(s) to AAO Convocation, 3500 DePauw Blvd., Suite 1080, Indianapolis, IN 46268.3. FAX both pages of completed form with credit card payment to 317-879-0563.4. QUESTIONS: Call 317-879-1881. For program information, e-mail [email protected]. Complete one form per registrant.

GUEST FIRST NAME GUEST LAST NAME

MEALS & EVENTS I plan to Attend: (check all that apply)

Evening with the Stars (3/19) Incl. in Price

Evening with the Stars and Stripes (3/20) Incl. in Price

AAO Annual Business Meeting Lunch (3/20) Incl. in Price

Extra Lunch Tickets #____ $50 each Meal Preference: Chicken Vegetable Gluten-free (Hotels choice)

Gavel Club (3/20) Past Presidents & Guests #____ $35 each Friday PAAOLuncheon (3/21) Incl. in Price Menu:Buffet (includes vegetarian options)

Fellows Dinner (3/21)FAAOs & Guests #____ $100 each Meal Preference: Beef Veggie Gluten-free (Hotels choice)

Presidents Banquet (3/22) Not included in registration fee.

Banquet Tickets #____ $110 each Banquet Meal Preference:

Beef Fish Veggie Gluten-free (Hotels choice)

BECOME A PHYSICIAN MENTOR

Specialty (check one) NMM Ortho Surgery Peds Sports Med OB IM FP EM PM&R Other: __________Maximum Number of Protgs (Circle One): 1 2 3

Do you utilize Osteopathy in the Cranial Field in your practice? Yes No CONTINUE TO 2nd Page

CARD NUMBER

EXPIRATION DATE SIGNATURE

NAME ON CARD (PLEASE PRINT)

BILLING ADDRESS IF DIFFERENT THAN ABOVE

PAYMENT Visa MasterCard Discover

Check made payable to the AAO

REGISTRATION FEES

Registration Type Early Late/On-Site

(before 1/20) (After 1/20) (After 3/3)

Active Member $665 $765 $815

Associate Member $665 $765 $815

International Afliate $665 $765 $815

Supporter $665 $765 $815

1stYear in Practice $485 $585 $6352ndYear in Practice $485 $585 $635

Retired $485 $585 $635Intern/Resident/NUFA $460 $560 $610

PhD $345 $445 $495

Non-Member $925 $1,025 $1,175

NICHOLAS S. NICHOLAS FUND DONATION

$100 Donation $25 Donation Other Amount

$50 Donation $10 Donation $___________

I AM A/AN: (check all that apply)

C-SPOMM AAO Board of Trustees Member

C-NMM/OMM AAO Board of Governors Member FAAO AAO Committee Chair

AAO President AAO Committee Member

AAO Past President Residency Program Director

AAO President-elect SAAO Chapter Advisor AAO Sect.-Treasurer AOA Representative

2014 Convo. Speaker Sign me up as an A. Hollis Wolf judge

Regular/

Standard


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Thursday, March 202:30 pm - 4:00 pm

_______ 2A: OMT & Physics to Reverse the Damage of Trauma;Dr. Dowling

_______ 2B: Palpation and Treating the Brain Initial Phase:Trauma and Related Sympathetic States;Dr. Chikly

_______ 2C: Practical Procedures for Integrating ChineseEnergetics into an Osteopathic Understanding of

Midline Function; Dr. Laseter

_______ 2D: Allowing Inherent Forces to Resolve TraumaticStrains; Dr. Goldman

_______ 2E: Treating Injury Shock After Trauma; Dr. Nerman

Thursday, March 204:30 pm - 6:00 pm

_______ 3A: OMT & Physics to Reverse the Damage of Trauma;Dr. Dowling

_______ 3B: Palpation and Treating the Brain Initial Phase:Trauma and Related Sympathetic States;Dr. Chikly

_______ 3C: Practical Procedures for Integrating ChineseEnergetics into an Osteopathic Understanding of

Midline Function; Dr. Laseter

_______ 3D: Allowing Inherent Forces to Resolve TraumaticStrains;Dr. Goldman

_______ 3E: Self-treatment for Instant Healing of Trauma andDisease;Drs. DEramo and Torres-Leon

Friday, March 21

2:00 pm - 3:30 pm_______ 5A: Detecting the Functional Persistence of Trauma in

Osteopathic Treatment;Dr. Hagopian

_______ 5B: Impact Injuries: Description, Diagnosis andTreatment of Four Common Patterns of Viscoelastic

Change; Dr. Bellew

_______ 5C: Trauma in the Fascia: Undoing the Damage andSupporting the Healing; Dr. OConnell

_______ 5D: VSR: Osteopathic Evaluation and Treatment of LowerExtremity Injuries with Regard to the Urogenital and

Hepatic Systems; Dr. Tortu

_______ 5E: Whiplash as a Total Body Injury;Dr. Robbins

_______ 5F: Component Society Forum; Dr. Lossing

Friday, March 214:00 pm - 5:30 pm

_______ 6A: Detecting the Functional Persistence of Trauma inOsteopathic Treatment;Dr. Hagopian

_______ 6B: Impact Injuries: Description, Diagnosis andTreatment of Four Common Patterns of Viscoelastic

Change; Dr. Bellew

_______ 6C: Trauma in the Fascia: Undoing the Damage andSupporting the Healing; Dr. OConnell

_______ 6D: VSR: Osteopathic Evaluation and Treatmentof Lower Extremity Injuries with Regard to the

Urogenital and Hepatic Systems; Dr. Tortu

_______ 6E: Magoun Memorial FAAO/NUFA Forum

Saturday, March 2211:30 am - 1:00 pm

_______ 8A: Precise Facet Activation at Your Fingertips: Cervicaland OA HVLA; Dr. Kuchera

_______ 8B: Obstetrical Trauma; To be determined

_______ 8C: Osteopathic Treatment for Perinatal CranialTrauma;Dr. Capobianco

_______ 8D: Faculty Development Workshop 1 The Teaching Identity;Dr. Schwalenberg Teaching While Practicing Osteopathic Medicine:

Secrets of Master Teachers;Dr. Rowane

_______ 8E: Ariadnes String in the Rising Labyrinth ofHarmonization After Trauma: An Osteosophical

Conceptualization (How global do you need to go to

treat a local trauma?); Dr. Beuckels

Saturday, March 222:45 pm - 5:00 pm

_______ 9A: Precise Facet Activation at Your Fingertips: Cervicaland OA HVLA; Dr. Kuchera

_______ 9B: Obstetrical Trauma; To be determined

_______ 9C: Osteopathic Treatment for Perinatal CranialTrauma; Dr. Capobianco

_______ 9D: Faculty Development Workshop 2 Promoting the Osteopathic Concept: Pearls in

Research and Writing a Scientific Paper;Dr. Hensel

_______ 9E: Dental Trauma Associated with Tooth Extraction: An

Osteopathic Approach; Drs. Gustowski and Meyer_______ 9F: Coding and Reimbursement: Understanding ACOs

and Risk Sharing in the Emerging MarketandE&M

& OMT Coding 101; Dr. Jorgensen

Name: _______________________________________________________

Physician WorkshopsPlease number your workshop choices from one to three.


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I RJ PAAO!

P A A

O

Purpose

Promoting continued education in osteopathic principles

and practices (OPP) in postgraduate training programs;

Providing a network for interns and residents interested

in OPP;

Identifying interns and residents at the annual AAO

Convocation;

Providing a platform for intern and residents issues at the

AAO; and

Providing intern and resident representation at the AAO

and AOA.

Beneits

A substantial discount on all AAO educational programs,including Convocation;

Savings on books and other publications through the AAO

online store;

TheAAO JournalandAAO Member Newsletter;

Access to the PAAO Committee, which holds a voting seat

on the AAO Board of Governors, giving the PAAO a greater

voice in policy making for you, the interns and residents;

and

Access to the PAAO Forum, located on our website.

Look for us in Colorado Springs...

The PAAO will have a booth in the Exhibit Hall, as well as hold

its Business Meeting/Elections on Friday, March 21, 2014, from12:00 pm to 1:45 pm.

The PAAO is a great way of getting involved. Simply complete

the form below and mail it to: American Academy of Osteopathy,

3500 DePauw Blvd., Suite 1080, Indianapolis, IN 46268, Attn:

PAAO.

Im interested in more information about the PAAO

Name _______________________________________________________________

Phone _______________________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip _____________________________________________________

E-mail_______________________________________________________________

Residency Program ________________________________________________

Program Director __________________________________________________

Year in training: PGY1 PGY2 PGY3 PGY4 PGY5

AOA Member: YES / NO (if YES, AOA # ____________________)

AAO Member: YES / NO

A luxurious retreat conveniently located just minutes fromdowntown Colorado Springs, The Broadmoor is the pinnacleof meeting locations in North America. It has 700 roomsand suites, 185,000 square feet of lexible event space, more

than 10 restaurants, cafs and lounges, three golf courses, atennis club and world-class spa. These lush 3,000 acres areeasily accessible, with non-stop lights from Los Angeles, San

Francisco, Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas and Phoenix directly toColorado Springs Airport, or from anywhere in the UnitedStates through Denver International Airport, just 90 minutesaway.

Room ServiceBusiness CenterChild Care

Gift ShopIndoor PoolMeeting RoomsParkingSpaBarConference CenterRestaurantInternet AccessChildrens ActivitiesGolf

In-room MoviesMini BarPets Allowed

ValetIn-room SafeWireless InternetFitness CenterAirport ShuttleConciergeHairdryerIron/Ironing BoardOutdoor PoolSalonOpening Windows


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Colorado Springs...

so much more!The Broadmoors Pikes Peak Cog Railway

The highest train in the United States, and the highest cog railroad in the world, this114-year-old railway ferries passengers to the 14,110-foot summit of Pikes Peak

year-round. Visit cograilway.com or call (719) 685-5401 for more information.

The Garden of the Gods

One of the areas most photographed attractions, this 1300-acre park is a RegisteredNational Natural Landmark and is open to the public with no entry fee. The Gardenof the Gods is perfect for hiking, biking, horseback riding or, on crisper days, viewingfrom the comfort of the indoor cafe. Visit gardenofgods.com or call (719) 634-6666for more information.

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo

This is Americas only mountain zoo, rising from 6,800 feet at the entrance to nearly7,000 feet inside. The zoo cares for more than 800 animals from over 200 species,more than 30 of which are endangered. Visit cmzoo.org or call (719) 633-9925 formore information.

U.S. Air Force Academy

This premier military academy, located just north of Colorado Springs on I-25, is

open to visitors daily from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. Visit usafa.af.mil or call (710) 333-2025 for more information.

Fine Arts Center

The Fine Arts Center of Colorado Springs, comprising museum galleries, an artschool, a theater and a cafe, is a perfect way to spend an afternoon. Relections of

the Past in Contemporary Native American Art is a special exhibit until the endof March 2014, or you may want to see Agnes of God, opening March 20 on thetheaters main stage. Visit csineartscenter.org or call (719) 634-5583 for more

information.


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Be sure to indicate your participation in the American Academy of OsteopathyConvocation!

Seven days a week, 7:00 am to 9:00 pm (Mountain Time): (800) 634-7711

Register Online: https://resweb.passkey.com/go/aao14

Please make your room reservations early in order to protect the AAOs abilityto block a suficient number of rooms.

Reservation Information

Please Type or Print Legibly

Name: ______________________________________________________________

Address: ___________________________________________________________

City: State: _________

Zip: Country: ________________________________________

Daytime Phone: ___________________________________________________

Type of Room Preferred: _________________________________________

Special Requirements: ____________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________

Sharing room with: _______________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________

Arrival/Departure Dates

Rooms are not available for check-in until 3:00 pm. Checkout time is 11:00 am. Guests must provide payment information inorder to secure a reservation and will be charged one nights room and tax deposit immediately. Reservations may be cancelledor changed up to seven days prior to arrival. Failure to notify the hotel of a cancellation will result in a charge of one nightsroom and tax.

Arrival Date: Departure Date:

Credit Card Information

Cardholder Name: Card Type: _______________

Billing Address: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Card Number: Expiration Date: 3-digit CVV: _____________

Signature:

Hotel Reservation Form

AAO Convocation Rates:

Single/DoubleStandard ..............................................................$17

Single/DoubleIntermediate ......................................................$19

Single/DoubleSuperior ...............................................................$22

Daily Resort Fee ..................................................... ............................ $1

Daily Fee for additional person(s) ...............................$2.50 eac

No charge for children ages 17 and under utilizing existinbedding. The above room rates are available March 15-2Please be sure your reservation reaches the hotel by Feb. 1Otherwise, accommodations will be on a space-available basonly and higher rates may apply.

For room descriptions, please visitwww.broadmoor.com/luxury-resort-rooms.

Please note, all credit cards will be charged a minimum of one nights room and tax deposit immediately. Rates are European-Plan (no meals) and do n

include 9.63% tax or 2.25% public improvement fee (subject to change). Incidental services fees of $16 per room, single or double occupancy, and $2.50 f

each additional person, will be added to the room to include: unlimited access to The Broadmoor Spa Fitness Center, local access and toll-free calls, cred

card calls and collect calls up to one hour in length, all incoming faxes, in-room coffee and tea, daily newspaper, and in-room high speed internet servi

both wireless and hardline. The incidental service fee is not included in the room rate and is subject to change.
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Indianapolis, IN 46268

Phone: (317) 879-1881Fax: (317) 879-0563

www.academyofosteopathy.org

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Plan Ahead to Join us at theMarriott Hotel in Louisville, KY

March 11-15, 2015!

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