New York (Oct. 28, 2019) – The ODAC Dermatology, Aesthetic & Surgical Conference (ODAC) is extending its program for 2020 with additional time for ODAC hot topics, general sessions and workshops.
Attendee Feedback
“We’ve listened to our attendees and altered our program to provide greater access to the hottest topics in the field,” said Perry Robins, MD, dermatologist and founder of ODAC. “Our sessions are led by expert faculty who provide the latest research and clinical updates on a variety of medical, surgical and aesthetic dermatology topics.”
The 2020 conference will be held January 17-20 at the JW Marriott in Orlando, Florida. ODAC, which started in 2003, attracts more than 650 dermatology physicians, residents, nurse practitioners and physician assistants each year.
The 2020 conference focuses on clinical dermatology updates, new treatments, new uses for old treatments, new product lines, changes to therapeutic guidelines, and hot and controversial topics. The interactive learning experience includes more than 20 workshops and more than 5 hours of live aesthetic demonstrations. In addition, ODAC offers hands-on sessions, live Q&As and opportunities to dialogue with leaders in the field. Up to 31 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ are available.
One-of-a-Kind
“There is no other conference like ODAC,” said dermatologist and conference chair James Spencer, MD, MS. “Each presentation provides practical pearls you can implement in your practice. This will be my 17th ODAC, and this meeting keeps getting better and better.”
In addition, three pre-conference workshops are available the first day of the conference:
- “Comprehensive Nonsurgical Aesthetic Rejuvenation” with Martin Braun, MD
- “Maintenance of Certification Workshop (Self-Assessment Credit)” with Erik Stratman, MD
- “Derm In-Review Board Review” with session chair and conference medical director Adam Friedman, MD (in partnership with George Washington University)
Additional Faculty
- Joel L. Cohen, MD, vice conference chair
- Susan H. Weinkle, MD, vice conference chair
- Martin Braun, MD
- Justin Finch, MD
- Robert Gotkin, MD
- Jeremy Green, MD
- William Hanke, MD
- John Harris, MD
- Sima Jain, MD
- Terrence Keaney, MD
- Leon Kircik, MD
- Yasmine Kirkorian, MD
- Sailesh Konda, MD
- Angelo Landriscina, MD
- Kavita Mariwalla, MD
- Amy McMichael, MD
- Alan Menter, MD
- David Miller, MD
- Vishal Patel, MD
- Desiree Ratner, MD
- Victor Ross, MD
- Deborah S. Sarnoff, MD
- Linda Stein Gold, MD
- Erik Stratman, MD
- Jackie Yee, MD
- Jonathan Zippin, MD
Attendees may visit the exhibit hall that showcases the latest innovations in dermatology by more than 70 companies. In addition, more than 80 research and case study posters are available for viewing. The Advanced Resident Training and Education (ARTE) scholarship program provides the ODAC learning experience to more than 100 future dermatologists.
ODAC is a product of SanovaWorks, publisher of the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology (JDD) and producer of the Skin of Color Update conference.
Registration is available at orlandoderm.org.