How long have you been using AIS? I have been using AIS since 2007 when I joined the Trauma Services Department at a Level One Trauma Center. I had been working as a bedside nurse in the ICU when I met the Trauma Program Manager at my hospital and she encouraged me to join her
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How long have you been a member of AAAM? I submitted my first co-authorship in a paper at AAAM’s annual meeting in 2008, at the beginning of my academic career. However, I first attended the AAAM annual event in 2016. What inspired you to join AAAM? My colleagues and mentors in both Europe and Australia
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How long have you been using AIS? I’ve been using AIS since 2016 when I became a Trauma Registrar. What inspired you to obtain CAISS credentials? Moving from Cardiac Registries to the Trauma Registry, I realized that I really needed to brush up on anatomy! When I heard that certification was available during the AIS
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How long have you been a member of AAAM? I have been a member since 2008. What inspired you to join AAAM? As a student, I had the opportunity to attend the AAAM conference and I really enjoyed it. The conference attendees were so supportive of student work and I enjoyed the variety of topics
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What inspired you to join AAAM? I have been performing medicolegal consulting and 4D Demonstrative Evidence for MVAs for the last decade plus, but would look forward to networking and collaborating with new talent. What are your main areas of interest in the field of Automotive Medicine? Neuroradiology and General Diagnostic Radiology, 4D Demonstrative Evidence,
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How long have you been using AIS? I have been using AIS since 2008 when I attended a course in Seattle, WA to learn AIS coding to support the level III trauma designation for the facility where I began my trauma registrar career. What inspired you to obtain CAISS credentials? I wanted to challenge myself
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Dear Colleagues, Great anticipation abounds at AAAM as we look forward to the upcoming events of 2021. It has been a long winter for most above the equator, or summer for those below the equator, and everyone is ready to greet a new season. AAAM is no exception and the Scientific Program Committee has been
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