In-Person20 CE Credits

Current Perspectives in Anesthesia

Hosted by Northwest Anesthesia Seminars

Feb 16–19, 2026 The Charleston Place, Charleston, South Carolina

Health & Social Care

About This Event

This continuing education conference is designed for anesthesia providers seeking to enhance their clinical skills and knowledge. The program covers a wide range of anesthesia topics including airway management, pediatric anesthesia, trauma care, regional anesthesia, and perioperative management of patients with complex comorbidities. The event features lectures, case studies, and discussions aimed at providing the latest evidence-based updates and practical techniques in anesthesia practice.

Topics Covered

Pain Management

Pain ManagementChronic Pain Interventions

Leadership & Management

Quality Improvement

Regulatory & Legal

Risk Management

Geriatrics & Aging

PolypharmacyAlzheimer's & Dementia

Neurology Stroke & Brain Injury

Stroke & CVATBI & Concussion

Venue

The Charleston Place

Charleston, South Carolina, 29403

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Registration & Fees

Regular Registration

110.00

Late Registration

1150.00

Continuing Education

20 CE Credits

Accredited by: Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME)

20 CME/20 CEC for various professions including physicians, CRNAs (20 MAC Ed CE credits, AANA Code #1045844), nurse practitioners, osteopathic physicians (Category 2 AOA), PAs (Category 1 credits), and registered nurses (20 contact hours). Includes 4.60 pharmacology hours, 15.40 clinical management hours, 6.00 trauma hours, 19.00 patient safety hours. Eligible for MOC points with ABIM, ABPath, ABP, ABS, and ABTS.

Who This Event Is For

Industries

Health & Social Care

Professional Fields

Medical & Direct CareNursing & Advanced Practice

Professions

PhysiciansPhysician AssistantAnesthesiologist AssistantsAdvanced Practice Registered NursesNurse PractitionersRegistered Nurses

Who Can Attend

Open To All

Target Audience

Physicians, certified registered nurse anesthetists, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, registered nurses and other medical care providers who must maintain state-of-the-art knowledge of the anesthesia specialty or are impacted by it