With the American Lung Association in Florida, opportunities for health professionals and those concerned about lung health are plentiful. Participate in a symposium for continuing education credits, become a certified Freedom From Smoking® facilitator and much, much more.

Asthma Educator Institute

The American Lung Association in Florida's Asthma Educator Institute is a two-day workshop for individuals wanting to improve their ability to provide asthma education for patients and families with asthma. It is expected that many of these individuals will go on to take the certified asthma educator exam offered by NAECB and become certified asthma educators. For more information, please contact Candy Holloway, Director of Medical Education, at (904) 520-7114.

Tri-State Consecutive Case Conferences on Lung Disease

September 14-16, 2012

For pulmonologists and thoracic surgeons, this is one of the country's oldest and most highly regarded post-graduate education programs of thoracic medicine and surgery.

For more information, please contact Candy Holloway, Director of Medical Education, at (904) 520-7114.

Pulmonary WinterCourse

February 15-17, 2013

A continuing education program providing state of the art advances in pulmonary medicine for a wide variety of medical disciplines with a special interest in pulmonary disorders.

For more information, please contact Candy Holloway, Director of Medical Education, at (904) 520-7114.

Freedom From Smoking® Facilitator Training

Freedom From Smoking is the American Lung Association's research-based eight week smoking cessation clinic, developed from the underlying premise that smoking is a learned behavior. Under your guidance, participants will develop a personalized, step-by-step plan for quitting smoking. The clinic's group interaction also provides support and understanding.

 This program program provides 10 contact hours of CEU's for nursing and Respiratory Therapists. CE Broker #20-13741

Pulmonary Care Symposium

This program is developed to present current information on the basic concepts and new developments and techniques in medications, diagnosis and management of adults and children with respiratory diseases. This program will be approved for nurses and respiratory care personnel licensed in the State of Florida.

Upcoming Symposiums:

For more information, please contact Candy Holloway, Director of Medical Education, at (904) 520-7114.