This Seminar Series has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) ™ and ANCC contact hours by Indiana University School of Medicine.

ICMS Members can register for the Seminar Series at no cost, please email info@theicms.org to receive a PROMO CODE (non-transferrable) that you can use before you complete your registration.

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Sign up today! You don’t want to miss this Seminar Series on Wednesday, November 17 with Jim Buskirk who will be discussing a novel head mounted display (hmd) augmented reality device with inertial measurement unit (imu) for anywhere and for administration to evaluate functional executive functions of cognition.

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About Jim Buskirk:

Jim Buskirk, MSEd, PT ’83, SCS, AIB-CON, has helped drive advancements in the assessment and treatment of concussion among amateur and professional athletes, work rooted in his clinical practice and research on behalf of the Department of Defense (DOD) and NASA.

Jim has worked at the cutting edge of research and the development of tools and protocols to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of concussive response to mTBI. He is driven to discover if timely testing and treatment can prevent serious, long-term changes to the brain.

For the past three years Jim has conducted clinical research on mTBI at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine’s departments of otolaryngology, sports medicine and neurology, and helps educate RFU’s PT students on mTBI/concussion assessment and management.

For more information, you may contact Tom Weisenbach, ICMS Executive Director at tom@theicms.org.

Register today for our upcoming Seminar Series with Dr. Ryan Stanton on August 18, 2021 at 12 p.m. ET. You don’t want to miss it, Dr. Ryan Stanton is covering what happens in the FIRST TWO MINUTES! Establishing priorities, reviewing key techniques for ABCs and other important considerations.

Through our Seminar Series we look to provide education and training throughout the year with this program.We will continue to host speakers on a variety of topics that support the mission of the ICMS throughout the year. The ICMS is partnering with Indiana University School of Medicine to offer both CME’s and CE’s for these events (more details below).

These seminars are FREE for current members; non-members can join for a small fee. ICMS Members can email info@theicms.org to receive a promo code to register for free.

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About Dr. Ryan Stanton
Dr. Ryan Stanton is a Board Certified community emergency physician in Lexington, KY as well as the Medical Director for Lexington Fire/EMS and the AMR/NASCAR/SRX Safety Teams. He is on the Board of Directors for the American College of Emergency Physicians. Prior to medicine, he was in media, working for NPR and continues in media as the Chief Medical Contributor for WKYT-TV in Lexington and hosts The Doc Is In, a weekly segment airing in six markets. Ryan is married to Donna, a med/peds physician and has two amazing children, Ava and Amelia.

Join our upcoming Seminar Series with Dr. Meeta Singh on May 5, 2021 at 12 p.m. ET. Dr. Meeta will take a deep dive into the sleep issues that your team members may be facing and why addressing them is imperative for team health, safety and performance.

Through our Seminar Series we look to provide education and training throughout the year with this program.We will continue to host speakers on a variety of topics that support the mission of the ICMS throughout the year. The ICMS is partnering with Indiana University School of Medicine to offer both CME’s and CE’s for these events (more details below).

These seminars are FREE for current members; non-members can join for a small fee. ICMS Members should email info@theicms.org to receive a promo code to register for free.

Click here to register.

About Dr. Meeta Singh

Dr. Singh is currently the Service Chief, Sleep Medicine, Henry Ford Hospital, West Bloomfield, Michigan. Since 2013 Dr. Singh has served as the Sleep Physician to the Detroit Lions and the Detroit Tigers. Dr. Singh is a sleep consultant to various NFL, NHL, NBA and MLB teams as well as college athletic teams. Dr. Singh completed her Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery: Government Medical College, Chandigarh, India. She then completed her Psychiatry Residency at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota. She did her Fellowship in Sleep Medicine at Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Michigan.