2019 Spring Scientific Symposium Preliminary ProgramThursday, May 30 This communication skills workshop, designed for Young ASOPRS members, will offer practical techniques to successfully communicate with confidence. Learn to identify positive non-verbal and verbal behaviors to optimize a speaker’s influence and hold attention. We will discuss common barriers to communication that may stop you from conveying or receiving the right message. Participants will identify areas of strength and opportunities for improvement. The workshop will examine effective techniques for solid delivery skills, engaging an audience, presenting with visuals, articulating complex data, and keeping a group on task, time, and topic. The workshop will strengthen your communication competencies using facilitated discussions, coaching, and behavioral modeling of successful presenters. At the end of the workshop, the participants will have mastered how to communicate with confidence, articulate key points, and think on their feet during a Q&A session. Objectives: Space is limited. Workshop is open to Young ASOPRS (in practice 8 years or less) and fellows-in training. 6 - 8 pm: President's Welcome Reception Dr. Ostertag has had the privilege of speaking to ophthalmologists since 2011 at ASOPRS, AAO, Women in Ophthalmology, and Eye Care for Animals. She provides ergonomic advice, corrective exercises and strategies to minimize musculoskeletal loading and reduce pain during the inevitable demands of the ophthalmologists’ strenuous day. Renée loves helping *YOU* do what you do best. Renée has obtained her Masters Degree and clinical Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2003. As a student of life-long learning and empowerment through education, she obtained a second Masters degree in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy from the University of South Australia in 2008. In addition, she has a credential in Mechanical Diagnosis and Treatment, a certification in Orthopedic Manual Therapy, is certified in Trigger Point Dry Needling and is a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional.
She spent seven years following her passion for the developing public/private partnerships between communities and businesses to enhance community empowerment programs. Her outstanding communication skills and ability to work with diverse audiences earned her multiple national awards. 2018 Spring Scientific Symposium RecapProgram Book
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