AMT Annual Meeting

Submit Your Proposal to Present at the 2022 Annual Meeting

AMT is now accepting program proposals for presentation at its 2022 Annual Meeting in Scottsdale, Arizona on July 18-20, 2022.

Submit a Proposal

The AMT Annual Meeting equips allied health professional to take on new challenges and leadership roles that benefit both the individual attendee and the profession. This is a significant opportunity to share your knowledge with the allied health community.

Potential topic areas include:

• Dental Assisting
• Laboratory
• Leadership and Professional Development
• Medical Assisting
• Phlebotomy

Presentation formats include:

• Keynote Address: One-hour program delivered on stage to all annual meeting attendees. Keynote presentations should be informative, engaging, and the speaker should be able to energize the audience and have attendees leave the session enthused for the days ahead.
• General Session: One-hour program delivered on stage to all annual meeting attendees. General Sessions should present new industry trends and issues that affect all attendees at every stage of the attendee’s career.
• Workshop: Multi-hour session that provides small group interaction (class sizes may be limited, and additional fees may apply). Workshops include classroom-based learning styles of small group discussions, exercises, and opportunities to practice applying concepts.
• CE Session: One-hour breakout session (up to 75 attendees).

Click here to access the online call for programs form.

Key Dates

• Deadline for Submissions: Monday, September 20, 11:59 PM CT
• Final Selection and Notification to submitters/speakers: December 31, 2021

Helpful Information

• You do not need to be a member of AMT to submit a program proposal.
• There is no cost for submitting a program proposal.
• All program proposal submitted via the official site will be reviewed by the AMT Scientific/Speakers Committee. Any not submitted via the online form will not be considered.
• Ensure you have submitted all the required information. Entering ‘TBD’ in any of the required fields puts your proposal at risk of not being accepted. Wait to submit your proposal until you have all the required information.

Questions? Contact us at: AMTLearning@americanmedtech.org

Have Colleagues Who Want to Submit?

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