This course was developed to provide annual in-depth exposure and review up to date techniques for rectal cancer surgery, introduce surgeon and attendee's to robotic colorectal surgery, discuss the importance of multidisciplinary treatment in rectal cancer, cover new trends in enhanced recovery pathways (ERAS), surgery for pelvic floor disorders, and the evolving treatment of inflammatory bowel disease to improve hospital care quality.2- day didactic course with 1- day APP track. 

Robotic & Laparoscopic Lateral Pelvic Lymph Node Dissection Course Robotic Ventral Mesh Rectopexy CourseHigh Resolution Anoscopy CourseAPP Hands-on Lab and Didactic Session

The Sleep Medicine Journal Club will occur monthly to provide clinicians updates in the ever-evolving field of sleep. This helps keep our providers and technologist up-to-date with the latest changes in sleep medicine.

The AdventHealth Cancer Institute Head & Neck Journal Club takes place on a semi-annual basis. Its purpose is to present new data, controversies, research findings, and other advances in the Head & Neck/Head & Neck Cutaneous Tumor Site via journal articles presented and discussed during the evening program. Physician participation in this CME Journal Club will improve the knowledge and competence regarding the field of Head & Neck Oncology.

This series will have a pediatric cardiovascular emphasis. Lectures will focus on pediatric cardiology, be broad based and apply to pediatric care areas geared for an audience of physicians, pharmacists, RN's, LPN's, APRN's, CVT's RRT's and anyone interested in cardiology care of the pediatric patient.

This module increases the technical understanding of radiation, its behavior and provides best practice for procedural professionals who utilize and provide support for radiation cases throughout AdventHealth.

Radioactive seed localization has improved our rates of negative margins of excision. First, the entry site of the wire is often not at the ideal location for incision by the surgeon at the time of operation. This may lead to additional unnecessary dissection and suboptimal cosmetic results. In addition, the wire must be placed the day of operation, necessitating the coordination of radiology and operative schedules and eliminating the possibility of performing a wire-localized procedure as the ...