Maine Medicine Weekly Update - 04/01/2020  (Plain Text Version)

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In this issue:
•  Maine Medical Association Zoom Meeting for Providers During COVID-19 Pandemic
•  Governor Mills Issues Stay Healthy at Home Mandate
•  CORRECTION: Governor’s Executive Order on Physician License Renewal
•  CMS Announces Major New Flexibilities for Physicians During COVID-19 Emergency
•  Administration Provides Financial Relief for Medicare Providers
•  Maine CDC Encourages Vaccine Emergency Back-Up Planning
•  A Message from Maine Responds
•  2020-2021 MMA Medical Student Section General Council
•  Nominations for the MMA 2020 Mary Cushman Award for Humanitarian Service
•  2020 Census: April 1 is Census Day
129th MAINE LEGISLATURE, SECOND REGULAR SESSION
•  New Law Takes Effect Concerning Physician Assistant Scope of Practice
•  MMA Legislative Calls are POSTPONED
UPCOMING EVENTS
•  Upcoming Specialty Society Meetings
•  Building Hope Across Populations-Beyond the Basics in Suicide Prevention POSTPONED
•  Maine Suicide Prevention Program Training for Clinicians
•  Webinar on April 16th 6-7pm: Managing Student Debt
•  Successful Opiate Recovery Strategies - June 3 at 2pm, Augusta Civic Center
•  Maine Chapter ACS Annual Conference RESCHEDULED
HEALTHCARE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
•  BC/BE Family Medicine Physician - Lovejoy Health Center
•  Family Medicine Outpatient Physician
•  Medical Director, Primary Care Physician
•  Physician - Nasson Health Care
•  Nurse Practitioner - Nasson Health Care
•  Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner - Nasson Health Care
•  Family Medicine Opportunity in Beautiful Western Maine
•  Orthopedic Surgeon Opportunity in Beautiful New England
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
•  Opportunities at the VA for Volunteer Physicians
•  Volunteer Opportunity with Partners for World Health - Portland, ME

 

Successful Opiate Recovery Strategies - June 3 at 2pm, Augusta Civic Center

A doctor's personal story of substance use and recovery, with Dr. Stephen Loyd

Successful Opiate Recovery Strategies
with Dr. Stephen Loyd
A doctor's personal story of substance use and recovery

Postponed until Wednesday, June 3rd at 2pm
Augusta Civic Center
75 Community Drive, Augusta ME

Presented by NAMI Maine Register Here

Join us for an afternoon with Dr. Stephen Loyd, a medical practitioner who brings his own personal experiences with addiction to opioids and benzodiazepines to the conversation on substance use and recovery.  This event is free and open to the public and is presented in partnership with the City of Augusta.

While there is no charge to attend, please register to reserve your seat.  Register Here