CANA Spring Meeting 2022

About the CANA Spring Meeting

CANA Spring Meeting 2022
Friday, May 20 – Sunday, May 22, 2022

You’re invited to join the California Association of Nurse Anesthesiology for our Spring Meeting on May 20-22, 2022! CANA meetings are an opportunity for you to learn from CRNA experts and peers, to connect with other California CRNAs, NARs, and our partners to network and communicate.

The spring meeting will feature practical topics to allow you to grow your practice, as well as your business. Additionally, attendees will also have the chance to hear about new legislative updates that affect our California CRNA community and hear from our CANA Wellness Committee to hear about new ways to take care of yourself, in order to take better care of your patients.

We are thrilled to be returning to an in-person format for this program and will follow the recommended county public health guidelines in place at the time of the meeting.

Stay tuned for more updated information about speakers and sessions and Class A CE credit.

Online registration is now closed. We will have on-site registration for those who would like to attend.

Sponsorship

Our sponsorships are SOLD OUT for the 2022 Spring Meeting

Thank you to all of our Spring Meeting sponsors!

Breakfast Sponsorship

Sophie Winton Platinum Sponsorship

Timothy Wolf Silver Sponsorship

Exhibitor Level Sponsorship

Ultrasound Workshop Educational Partner

Program

CE Credit:

This educational program is designed to meet the requirements for 12 Class A CE credits, or 15 Class CE Credits including the optional Ultrasound Workshop. An application for credit hours is pending. Total hours approved is subject to change.

Ultrasound Workshop:

The ultrasound workshop will be hosted on Saturday, May 21 from 1:00-4:00 PM. This 3-hour hands-on workshop will be provided immediately following the morning lectures. The workshop will focus on lower/upper extremities, POCUS, and truncle blocks. Space is limited. The workshop is an additional fee: $200.

Day 1 – Friday, May 20

10:30 — 10:45 AM | Welcome Remarks

Welcome remarks provided by CANA Programs Committee Chair, Daniel Bell, RN, CRNA, DNP.

10:45 — 11:15 AM | The Importance of Social Support to Our Wellness

A strong social support network is important to maintaining one’s mental health, especially in times of high stress and insecurity. A lack of such support systems can lead to isolation, loneliness, and even health concerns related to stress and mental health issues, like heart disease or chronic migraines. Cultivating a support network in friends, family, and co-workers is an important key to maintaining your mental wellness and this session will help you to identify the whys and hows.

Presenters:

Anna Lai Mark, CRNA
Anna Lai Mark has worked as a CRNA for over three years at an urban Northern California hospital. She is a CANA Wellness Committee member and State Peer Advisor. Prior to becoming a CRNA, her background was in NICU and PICU nursing. She is a guest lecturer at Samuel Merritt University for the nurse anesthesia program and is currently completing her Doctorate of Nursing Practice through Touro University of Nevada. In her (increasingly) spare time, she enjoys baking, cooking, Crossfit, traveling and spending time with her family and friends.

Charles Griffis, PhD, CRNA
Is a former CANA President, and is a member of the AANA and CANA Health and Wellness Committee with many years’ experience as a practitioner, educator and researcher.

11:15 — 11:45 AM | Rural Anesthesia: Critical Access, Clinical Excellence

Rural California residents are confronted with many obstacles, including a shortage of providers, facility closures, higher maternal morbidly and mortality rates, and limited access to treatment for opioid use disorder, and yet rural anesthesia demands clinical excellence. These clinical challenges are also tightly coupled with leadership challenges. This presentation discusses the role that CRNA leadership can play to provide solutions to overcome rural healthcare barriers.

Presenter:

Rodney F. Hoover, DNAP, CRNA, LCDR, NC (Ret) USN, Paradise Valley Hospital & Co-Founder Sierra Pacific Anesthesia Regional Consultants, LLC
Chief Executive Officer of Anesthesia for Surgery and Obstetrics, Inc. and Co-Founder of Sierra Pacific Anesthesia Regional Consultants, LLC, Dr. Hoover served as the anesthesiology department head aboard the USS Kittyhawk during Operation Enduring Freedom immediately following the attacks of 9/11. After a distinguished military career, he transitioned to independent clinical practice. Dr. Hoover currently serves as Chief of Anesthesia Services for two high-acuity rural hospitals in central California and as primary attending anesthetist at an inner-city hospital in southern California. Over his career, he has performed over 10,000 anesthetics. From 2010-2014 he served as adjunct professor at California State University, Fresno teaching advanced pathophysiology at the graduate school, and health policy for the doctoral program. Dr. Hoover has a Baccalaureate of Science degree from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and a Master of Science degree from Georgetown University. He earned his clinical doctorate from Virginia Commonwealth University.

12:15 — 1:15 PM | Working Lunch: Give Me So Remi

Remifentanil is a versatile drug that can be utilized in lieu of muscle relaxation to achieve optimal incubating conditions. We will review the pharmacokinetics and dynamics of remifentanil as well as the dosing guidelines for intubation.

Presenter:

Daniel Bell, DNP, CRNA, Kaiser Permanente
Dr. Bell Graduated from Baylor College of Medicine in 2016 and is currently working as a nurse anesthetist at Kaiser Permanente in Northern California and is the chief clinical site coordinator for Samuel Merritt University. He donates his time to his profession by organizing the educational platforms for the California Association of Nurse Anesthesiology digital, in person, and asynchronous content. He has also been a member of the NBCRNA item writing committee for the initial CRNA certification exam. Recently his educational passion led him to Samuel Merritt University where he teaches part time with an emphasis in the professional aspects of the nurse anesthesia community. His educational interests include helping graduate students emotionally and intellectually navigate rigorous educational programs and the use of technology to maximize learning opportunities. But the things that truly invigorate him are his family with whom he enjoys hiking, camping, and building projects in his garage.

1:30 — 3:00 PM | Student RED Talks

During this session you’ll hear from our talented SRNAs from across our CRNA programs who will present their current research. At the end of the session, a panel of esteemed judges will select a winning research presentation.

RED Talks 1 – Precepting the Preceptor: A Focus on Improving Knowledge, Preceptor Satisfaction, Confidence and Comfort
Presented by: Alicia Aaron Johnson, MSW, RN, SRNA, CSU Fullerton/Kaiser Permanente Nurse Anesthesia Program
Alicia Aaron Johnson is a current second year doctoral student in the CSU Fullerton/Kaiser Permanente Nurse Anesthesia program. Her background includes work as a clinical Social worker, trauma, and cardiothoracic care. She is originally from New York city but is enjoying the weather of California!

More details to come!

3:30 — 4:00 PM | Break with Exhibitors

Join our exhibiting partners in the Exhibit Hall for refreshments and networking.

3:30 — 4:00 PM | CANA Programs Evolving into the Future

Overview of CANA’s pandemic efforts to fulfill its mission to elevate CRNA practice in California and how those efforts have informed our future post-pandemic program agenda.

Presenter:

4:00 — 4:30 PM | Legislative Update 2022

CANA’s lobbyists will provide a general legislative update for California, covering the “state of the state”, a recap of activity and outcomes impacting CRNAs in 2022, especially as we head into the midterm elections and advocacy work during Mid-Year Assembly and Lobby Week. Time for Q&A will be provided.

Presenters:

Angela Blanchard, Partner, Political Solutions
As a partner at one of California’s “top 10” lobbying firms, Angela Blanchard manages the effortsof the Political Solutions’ advocacy team. Her expertise centers on health care policy and regulatory issues impacting provider scope of practice. Successful legislative and budgetary campaigns have included removal of treatment caps for cancer patients, extended health and privacy rights for minors, bills improving the California Children’s Services Program, Genetically Handicapped Persons Program, Every Woman Counts Program, and Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Program, among others. She specializes in navigating the California State budget process and public health non-profit advocacy campaigns.

Kelly Mac Millan, MPA, Partner, Political Solutions
Kelly Mac Millan has served California through her nonprofit management and advocacy work for over 20 years. Primarily focusing on women’s health, Kelly has been a champion for breast cancer patients, domestic violence and sexual assault victims and California’s underserved. Kelly also has extensive experience in the political and government arena. She served as a Communication and Development Director for the Institute for Local Government, had her own political fundraising firm and served as campaign manager on local, state and federal campaigns.

Monica Miller, Owner & President, Sacramento Advisors, LLC
Monica Miller is the owner and President of Sacramento Advisors, LLC, which she founded after 24 years working in politics. Having worked on campaigns, as a consultant in the Senate and the Assembly and most recently a long-time lobbyist at a top ten lobbying firm in Sacramento, she launched Sacramento Advisors, LLC in order to take her passion for lobbying to another level.  She enjoys helping clients navigate the legislative and budget process and now continues to promote their interests with her new lobbying firm.

4:30 — 5:30 PM | Spring 2022 Update from the CANA Practice Division

Amongst the many activities of the CANA Practice Division to protect CRNA practice in CA, legislation that can affect California CRNAs is a top priority. During this session, Practice Division Director, Melanie Rowe will cover SB 889, the CRNA Dental Permit Bill: the key implications, current status, and what CRNAs can do now. We’ll also review AB2257, our follow up bill to AB5, one year later. Other relevant legislation and regulation changes to our practice during this second year of our CA legislative session will also be covered.

Presenter:

Melanie Rowe, CRNA, University of California Davis Medical Center
Melanie Rowe received her Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesia from Westminster College in 2009. She has been the CANA PAC Chair since 2012, serves as the CANA Practice Director, and is the Co-Chair of the CA APRN Coalition. Melanie has been inspired by the CRNAs before her who have defended this great career and is passionate about protecting CRNA practice in California. She practices at UC Davis Health in Sacramento where she also represents CRNAs on the Advance Practice Provider Unit Based Council.

5:30 — 7:30 PM | Exhibit Fair & CANA Anniversary Celebration

All attendees are invited to join us for the Exhibit Fair! Enjoy a refreshing beverage, hors d’oeuvres, and meet
with our exhibiting partners. Not only will you have the chance to connect with other meeting attendees and partners, but you’ll also have a chance to win some great raffle prizes!

Day 2 – Saturday, May 21

7:00 — 8:00 AM | Breakfast

7:45 — 8:00 AM | Welcome Remarks

Welcome remarks provided by CANA Programs Committee Chair, Daniel Bell, RN, CRNA, DNP.

8:00 — 11:30 AM | Ultrasound Lectures (provided by SPARC)

This year, CANA has partnered with Sierra Pacific Anesthesia Regional Consultants (SPARC) to provide CRNAs and eager NAR/SRNAs with in-depth training in regional anesthesia. SPARC is a team of experienced anesthesia professionals. Faculty undergo a rigorous selection process. They are proven operators dedicated to excellence in health care. Those selected to teach are forged, and sustained through demanding clinical and academic practices.

The following areas will be reviewed in two parts: 1. a review of basic anatomical structures and landmark recognition under ultrasound, and 2. guided execution of regional anesthesia:

Upper Extremity & Lower Extremity:
- Part 1 – Basic understanding of anatomy and the visual translation of spatial positioning of structures is a fundamental necessity. Part 1 of each lecture provides the practitioner the ability to navigate the probe for optimal visualization under ultrasound.
- Part 2 – Part 2 of each lecture provides the mechanisms to provide safe injection of anesthesia under ultrasound guidance. The interface between monitor, proceduralist, needle and patient are all taken into account when discussing image interpretation, probe and needle manipulation, as well as provider and patient positioning. During the review of the upper extremity, interscalene, supraclavicular and axillary will be discussed. During the review of the lower extremity block, pericapsular nerve group, popliteal, adductor canal blocks will top the discussion.
Truncle
- Part 1 – The first part of this lecture focuses on deciphering structures as they appear under ultrasound as planes, fascial divisions, vertebral peaks and troughs, which is fundamental to performing safe ultrasound guided truncal blocks.
- Part 2 – The last part of this lecture focuses on optimal placement of probe and needle for peri operative anesthesia success.
POCUS
- This lecture will focus on utilizing ultrasound as a modality for decision making and treatment planning of anesthesia. The POCUS approach is a tool in the anesthesia provider’s armamentarium that adds a quantifiable element to takes the guess work and subjective intuition in the decision-making process. It also provides a safe and rational way of articulating your anesthetic approach.

Faculty:

Maricel Isidro-Reighard, CRNA, DNAP
Rodney Hoover, CRNA, DNAP
David Harvey, CRNA, MSN
Joseph Andrade, CRNA MSN

A break with our exhibiting partners will be hosted at 10:00 – 10:30 AM.

11:30 AM — 1:00 PM | Working Lunch: CANA Members Business Meeting

1:00 — 4:00 PM | Ultrasound Workshop (Additional Registration Required)

This 3-hour hands-on workshop will be led by SPARC preceptors, enabling practice of identifying physical and ultrasound-guided identification of landmarks using simulators and live models for selected upper extremity, lower extremity, and truncal blocks along with point of care ultrasound (POCUS) intervention modalities.

By the end of the workshop, attendees will be able to describe and/or provide satisfactory return-demonstration of: a) physical principles of ultrasound technology; b) types of probes and their proper orientation relative to surface anatomy and target structures; c) common adjustments used to optimize image quality; d) identification and avoidance of common sources of interference or artifact; e) techniques for accurate needle placement to acquire useful anatomic views of nerves and tissues; f) identification of images associated with needle movement; g) fluid administration, blood flow, fluid pockets and other visual elements that indicate proper needle tip location; h) disposition of local anesthetic agents proximate to nerve tissues; and i) clinical indications for:

Selected blocks of the upper extremity
Selected blocks of the lower extremity
Selected truncal blocks
POCUS

Workshop Faculty:

IMPORTANT: This workshop comes with an additional fee of $200. Pre-registration is required and is limited to 50 people.

5:45 PM | PAC Event: Sunset Dinner Cruise

CANA PAC is so excited to host a fantastic opportunity just outside our conference location. Walk outside from our day of lectures and board the Sunset Hornblower for a 3-hour dinner cruise with entertainment and incredible views of the Bay!

Separate registration for this event is required.

Day 3 – Sunday, May 22

7:00 — 8:30 AM | Breakfast & Wellness Activities

More details to come.

9:00 — 10:00 AM | CA Workforce Study - Review of Survey Results

We’re thrilled to disseminate the results of the California CRNA Workforce Study which was recently conducted in collaboration with CANA and Kaiser Permanente School of Anesthesia/California State University, Fullerton DNP program. It is the first CRNA workforce study conducted in our state. The survey generated data on the demographics, education, and the practice patterns of CRNAs currently working in CA.

Presenters:

Sandra Bordi, DNP, CRNA
Sandra Bordi is the Director of Clinical Simulation at the Kaiser Permanente School of Anesthesia School (KPSA) where she has served as an academic and clinical instructor since 2007. Dr. Bordi practices anesthesia at Kaiser Permanente Panorama City. She received her Doctor of Nursing Practice in 2014 from California State University DNP Consortium. In addition to teaching, she has a passion for nurse anesthesiology policy and advocacy efforts and instilling that desire in her students. Most recently, Sandra was the Team Leader for the California Association of Nurse Anesthetist Workforce study, a DNP project collaboration effort with KPSA/CSU and CANA. She also serves on the CANA Board as Secretary and is a committee member of the Advanced Practice Nursing Advisory Committee for the California Board of Registered Nursing.

Se Ra Park, SRNA, BSN
Hello! My name is Sera Park. I am currently a senior SRNA student of the Kaiser Permanente School of Anesthesia Program. I am thrilled to be in the graduating class this year and excited to soon join everyone else as a new graduate CRNA. I grew up and live in SoCal and have a pet brother dog named Cookie. So, if anyone wants to share their pet pictures, I will be your friend! I have been to San Francisco only once, but my friends told me coffee is a must. With that being said, I was also excited and grateful to hear that my group will be able to share our DNP project at this CANA conference. I look forward to seeing everyone!

Hana Yoo, RN, BSN, DNP
Hello! I’m an SRNA currently in the graduating class of Kaiser Permanente School of Anesthesia. It makes me extremely happy to be able to say, “the end is near!” to my friends and families. I am a mother of three children, and I enjoy eating good food, especially anything Japanese. Northern California is a foreign land to me being a SoCal person, and I am actively seeking good Japanese food spots to explore! Lastly, I am very excited to have the opportunity to share our DNP project on the practice patterns of CRNAs working in rural California.

Haiyun (Muriel) Bertrand, SRNA
Haiyun (Muriel) is a third-year student nurse anesthetist at the Kaiser Permanente School of Anesthesia. Prior to CRNA school, she worked in the Coronary Care Unit at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, GA. In her free time, she enjoys rock climbing and exploring restaurants and local coffee shops in Southern California. She is excited to share the results of her group DNP project on rurally practicing CRNAs in California, and is looking forward to joining the CRNA community upon graduation this summer.

10:00 — 11:00 AM | Student Session: How to Pass the NCE and How to Transition from SRNA to CRNA

The NBCRNA is the National Board of Certification and Recertification for Nurse Anesthetists. Certification for the nurse anesthesia profession has been required since 1978 and the National Certification Exam (NCE) measures the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary for entry-level nurse anesthesia practitioners. After CRNA school, the NCE is your first step in your professional CRNA career – so how can you ensure you’re prepared for success? During the session, you’ll hear from current CRNAs and recent CRNA program grads with tips and tricks to prep you for the NCE that with help set you up on the path to success! Finally, panelists will cover what happens after you pass the exam, including tips for interviewing and transitioning into your career as a CRNA.

Panelists:

Alison Fearon Brouillard, CRNA, MSN
Ali is a California native who grew up in the east bay. Prior to becoming a CRNA, she worked in stem cell transplant research for UCSF and had 3 years ICU experience in a Van Nuys community hospital. Her educational background includes a BS in Biology from UC Santa Barbara, a BSN from MGH Institute of Health Professions, and a Master’s in Nurse Anesthesia from Samuel Merritt University. She graduated SMU in 2020 and has since been working per diem at Kaiser South San Francisco. Of special note, Ali had a 7 month-old when first matriculating as an SRNA and gave birth to her second child 5 days after graduating – so, while she’s excited to offer advice to everyone, she has unique insights from that perspective if anyone also happens to be a parent while tackling the many challenges of an anesthesia student.

Randel Brooks, CRNA MSN
Hello, my name is Randel Brooks. I graduated from Samuel Merritt University Nurse Anesthesia Program class 2020 with my MSN. Also, I’m a recent military retiree of 20 years working here in California splitting my time between this state and Utah.

Alban Ng, CRNA
Alban Ng is a California native who grew up in Silicon Valley. Prior to becoming a CRNA he spent five years in Seattle as a nurse in a CVICU. His educational background includes a BA in International Finance from San Diego State University, and a BSN and MSN – Nursing Anesthesia from Samuel Merritt University. He graduated Samuel Merritt University in November 2021 and has been working in private practice in Santa Cruz county. He will be starting a role as a full-time CRNA at Kaiser Redwood City.

10:00 — 10:45 AM | Ketamine Therapy Within a Somatic and Ceremonial Context

This presentation is focused on the intersection of trauma, somatic therapy, and ketamine treatments. It will explore how trauma leads to autonomic dysregulation (thus, impairing behavioral and emotional regulation) within a Polyvagal Theory framework. A brief review of ketamine’s neuronal mechanism of actions will be discussed along with its administration within a psychotherapeutic, somatic and holistic context.

Presenter:

Huy Quoc Vo, MSN, CRNA, UCLA Health
Huy Vo is a senior certified registered nurse anesthetist at UCLA Medical Center. In addition to his hospital employment, he has worked in the ketamine infusion space since 2015 where he has administered hundreds of infusions for individuals suffering from chronic pain, depression, anxiety, addiction and a multitude of other mental health conditions. Huy currently operates a ketamine practice in Los Angeles where he administers ketamine within a psychotherapeutic, holistic and shamanic context to enhance and improve the patient experience and outcome. He has completed numerous post-graduate training programs in somatic trauma therapy, psychedelic assisted psychotherapy and ketamine assisted psychotherapy. Huy is currently enrolled at the University of Cincinnati where he is completing a post-Master’s certificate as a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner.

10:45 — 11:15 AM | Break with Exhibitors

Join our exhibiting partners in the Exhibit Hall for refreshments and networking.

11:15 AM — 12:00 PM | Use of Psychedelics for Pain Management

This presentation will focus on the use of psychedelics to treat pain. It will discern the sensory and affective components of pain and will examine the the biopsychosocial factors that affect one’s lived experience with this phenomena.

Presenters:

Payam Rahimian, IFS-P SE-P EWB-P
Payam is a Psychedelic Somatic Internal Family Systems Practitioner who interfaces with various traditional and non-traditional psychedelic compounds in the treatment of trauma and chronic pain. He collaborates internationally with world-renowned doctors and therapists in the treatment of an underserved population. Additionally, he has presented his work at numerous medical conferences reporting on the nature of pain through the unitary Mind-Body paradigm while also demonstrating how to alleviate pain at the intersection of traditional shamanic psychedelic medicines and Western evidence-based practices. His work factors in the biopsychosocial and spiritual elements of healing. By acknowledging and addressing the totality of the human experience, he has seen firsthand how it can have a dramatic effect on mitigating the patient’s affective experience of pain.

12:00 — 1:30 PM | A Great Abstract? Or a Great Study?

A published research article in a reputable journal does not determine whether it is a reliable and valid – or even based on “real data”. In this presentation we will explore a few of the ways CRNAs/SRNAs can quickly ascertain whether a research articles findings should be translated into practice. The audience will also gain an understanding of how “bad” research makes its way into high impact journals, and has potential to negatively impact patient care.

Presenter:

Elizabeth Blu Bamgbose, PhD, CRNA, USC Keck School of Medicine
Elizabeth Bamgbose, PhD, CRNA is a Program Director and an Assistant Professor of Clinical Anesthesiology at the University of Southern California, Keck School of Medicine, Program of Nurse Anesthesia. She has nearly 20 years of experience in the field of nursing and health care at prestigious medical centers on the East and West coast, including her current role where she oversees the doctoral preparation of 60 nurse anesthetist students. Dr. Bamgbose continues to practice in the clinical setting at part-time effort, allowing her to align current practice trends with the content for six courses she delivers. Dr. Bamgbose also oversees the research division at the Program of Nurse Anesthesia, which guides each student to complete a doctoral research project prior to graduation. This facet of Dr. Bamgbose’s career has granted her access to continually grow her own research portfolio while simultaneously enlightening future medical professionals on the importance of translational science. Her current research focuses wellness of the student nurse anesthetist.

Registration & Lodging

Meeting Registration

Registration allows entrance into all meeting sessions, the Exhibitor Fair & Reception, and access to meals and breaks provided. Single-Day registration allows access to just your selected day’s activities.

Pricing:

Full Conference Registration
- CRNA: $425
- SRNA/Retired CRNA: $100
- RN: $250

Single-Day Registration
- CRNA: $215
- SRNA/Retired CRNA: $75
- RN: $150
Ultrasound Workshop: $200

To submit your registration, click the button below and complete the registration form and payment.

Sponsor a Student

Sponsor a student to attend the CANA 2022 Spring Meeting! The student’s registration will include access to all sessions and social functions, including the Exhibitor Fair and lunch. The registration fee for SRNAs is $100 and a sponsorship will cover the full amount.

There are two ways to sponsor: Select the optional add-on on your registration form OR use this standalone sponsorship form below.

You will be prompted to either enter a student’s name or allow CANA to select a student on your behalf.

Donations are managed through the CANA Foundation and therefore are tax deductible.

Sponsor a Student Now

Lodging

CANA has arranged for discounted lodging at the host hotel, The DoubleTree Berkeley Marina.

Room Rate: $209/night (plus taxes and fees)

Cut-off Date: Wednesday, May 4, 2022*
*The discounted room rate will be available until Wednesday, May 4, 2022 or until sold out.

How to Book Your Room:

By Phone: Call 1-800-559-4655 and refer to the CA Association of Nurse Anesthestists
Online: Click here to book your room online.

PAC Event: Sunset Dinner Cruise — SOLD OUT!

CANA PAC is so excited to host a fantastic opportunity just outside our Spring 2022 conference location. On Saturday, May 21st, at 5:45 PM, let’s walk outside from our day of lectures and board the Sunset Hornblower. This recently upgraded vessel has two large decks for us to enjoy the views of the San Francisco Bay. Included in this three hour tour is a delicious Surf & Turf (and Vegan entrée) dinner with four side dishes and a variety of desserts. Soda, juice, tea and coffee are included with dinner and a cash bar will be available. CANA PAC Monthly Investors who attend will be given two Premium Drink Tickets included as gratitude for their continued support.

Let’s not let this opportunity to enjoy an evening with our colleagues sail past us! If you cannot make it, purchase a ticket for a future CRNA (student) so that they can network and learn how important our voice in Sacramento is to our profession. Buy your tickets now as we have to submit our final numbers a few weeks before our event!

Program Terms & Conditions

View the CANA Program Terms & Conditions here including the health & safety information and registration Cancellation Policy.

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