Embark on a journey of professional growth and knowledge exchange with the Minnesota Society of Clinical Oncology (MSCO) at its annual Professional Development Workshop, held in conjunction with the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine. This workshop offers practical insights and networking for early-career and seasoned healthcare professionals. Fellows and residents will receive a $225 participation award. The workshop follows the Mayo Clinic Oncology Review (separate registration required).

PROVIDER REGISTRATIONVIEW AGENDA

Provider Registration - inclusive of licensed physicians and allied health professionals including but not limited to registered nurses, nurse practitioners, clinical nurse specialists, pharmacists, physician assistants, administrators, social workers, and office managers in an oncology practice or university; Fellows; Retirees. Provider registrants must not be employed by an Industry company (see below).

• For assistance with provider registration, please email Amanda Impellizzeri, Leadership Relations Manager, at aimpellizzeri@accc-cancer.org.

EXHIBITOR INFORMATION
Industry Registration – this event is by invitation only. Please email corporaterelations@accc-cancer.org with any questions. Industry Registration is inclusive of anyone working for Pharmaceutical, Business Tools/Technology, Diagnostics/Testing and Consulting companies.

Venue & Travel Information

InterContinental Hotel Minneapolis – St. Paul Airport
5005 Glumack Drive
Minneapolis, MN 55450
612-540-5621

Hotel Parking:
On-site parking is complimentary.

There is no room block associated with this conference. If you would like to make a reservation, please contact the hotel directly.

CME/CNE

This educational activity will not be awarding continuing education credits.

*Times subject to change. 

Mark your calendar and reserve your complimentary spot today for the annual MSCO 2024 Fall Conference. Participate in exhilarating discussions and innovative ideas for overcoming the most relevant and daunting challenges in oncology to-date. Gain valuable insights from leading experts, both local and national, and discover effective strategies for delivering optimal patient care. Register today and stay tuned as more details are released!

PROVIDER REGISTRATION

Provider Registration - inclusive of licensed physicians and allied health professionals including but not limited to registered nurses, nurse practitioners, clinical nurse specialists, pharmacists, physician assistants, administrators, social workers, and office managers in an oncology practice or university; Fellows; Retirees. Provider registrants must not be employed by an Industry company (see below).

Please use Chrome, Edge, or Safari web browsers when registering for this event. For questions about the meeting please email our Meetings Department.

For assistance with provider registration, please email Amanda Impellizzeri, Leadership Relations Manager, at aimpellizzeri@accc-cancer.org.

EXHIBITOR INFORMATION
Please note, non-member exhibits for this event are SOLD OUT. 

Industry Registration – open only to confirmed exhibitors. A registration link will be sent via email approximately 7-8 weeks prior to the event. Any Industry attendees that register as a Provider will be voided. Please email corporaterelations@accc-cancer.org with any questions.

Industry Registration is inclusive of anyone working for Pharmaceutical, Business Tools/Technology, Diagnostics/Testing and Consulting companies.

Venue & Travel Information

Minneapolis Marriott City Center
30 South 7th Street
Minneapolis, MN 55402
612.349.4000

Please note there is no room block associated with this conference. To make a reservation, please contact the hotel directly.

Hotel Parking:
Paid onsite self- parking. 

CME/CE

This educational activity will not award continuing education credits.

*Approximate schedule/ times subject to change*

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This meeting series is designed to bring community oncology practitioners up to speed on the current and emerging best practices for the management of MDS, taking into account recent drug approvals and new recommendations. In addition, through case discussions and presentations of recent data highlighting solutions to these challenges, the audience will take away key insights and best practices for ensuring optimal care delivery in all community settings and populations.
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