2020 Rocky Mountain Winter Conference Feb 22-26, 2020

Welcome to the Best Ski CME in Emergency Medicine!

Relax, Escape, Enjoy...

Please join us February 22-26, 2020 for our sixteenth annual Rocky Mountain Winter Conference on Emergency Medicine. This year we will be at the Beaver Run Resort in beautiful Breckenridge, Colorado. Beaver Run Resort and Conference Center will ensure your visit to the area reaches beyond your expectations. After an engaging day of CME and skiing the slopes of Breckenridge, wrap yourself in the quiet of Beaver Run's campus, pamper yourself at the luxurious onsite spa or take a brisk 3 block walk to historic Main Street in the quaint town of Breckenridge.

Each day the conference starts with a hot breakfast followed by engaging, cutting edge didactics led by experts from the country's top academic programs. We break mid-morning so that everyone can head to the slopes for outdoor adventures! After the lifts close, we connect again for apres ski refreshments, followed by hands-on practice in our Simulation, Ultrasound, and Airway Learning Labs. Evenings are filled with relaxing networking opportunities during culinary excursions or just relaxing with the family and friends or any of the resorts activities such as a sleigh ride.

Testimonials

This is an annual breath of fresh air, then it is back to boring 1 hour, poorly delivered didactics at my institution.

I really enjoyed this conference and received a lot of good information, keep up the excellent job.

“Loved the airway and USS workshops”

“Smooth and competent organization.”

“Excellent conference, took multiple things away. SIM course/faculty was excellent. We don’t have access to SIM so this was very good. Venue was good… Breck > Copper Mtn. Variety of faculty was excellent. This was my 1st time attending but will be back.”

“Loved being on the mountain”

So much fun! First time at this conference, great experience, education and wellness.

“Good teachers are remembered for a long time. Thank you for your efforts”

“Really good conference in beautiful location. Availability of simulation (dummy) classes allowed one to practice infrequently done procedures. Staff was supportive and provided a positive learning environment”

“This was a very well done conference. I appreciate the amazing speakers, resources, cutting edge material at an economical price. Thank you!!”

Amal Mattu was great as a lecturer/teacher, he gets a 6 on your sale of 1-5.

“I am a PA who is starting to practice EM part-time. I found this course and wanted to take the opportunity to immense myself in a well-rounded EM conference. All presenters were amazing and totally passable. I am excited to transition from a surgical specialty into emergency medicine. See you next year. Great conference!”

“Conference was great. Enjoyed topics, well run and organized.”

The short 20-30 min lecture format worked well. More tips by experts, less basic stuff.

“I really appreciated the academic expertise and training in physiology to treatments. This was a consistently intellectually challenging and pertinent conference. It felt like being in med school again – the information presented in lectures was often stuff I need to chew on to digest later after reviewing the material. Kudos on keeping us awake, interested, challenged and on our toes. I will highly recommend this conference to my colleagues.”

“Always an excellent conference. Speakers are knowledgeable and experienced. So much of what they see and deal with is beyond what my small ER sees/handles (and I’m grateful for that) but interesting to see what can be done and how the “crème of the crop” handle things.”

Hackett's talk was one of the best I've heard in my career!

"Totally impressive how things are presented and faculty and attendees do interact.”