Host a Saline Process Witness Training Event

Roles & Responsibilities of a Host:

If you are interested in the possibility of having a Saline Process event in your area, fill out this brief survey to let us know of your interest.

NEXT STEPS

  1. Someone from CMDA will contact you to arrange a mutually agreeable date for your event.
    Your remaining responsibilities include:

    1. Providing the necessary information for CMDA to set up registration for your event.
      This information will be required a minimum of 3 months prior to the event.
    2. Promoting the event in your area, with the goal of having a minimum of 20 attendees,
      and a maximum of 35-40.
    3. Securing an appropriate location that has a video monitor and a whiteboard or an
      easel presentation paper pad, along with enough seating for the expected number of
      attendees.
    4. Arranging for lunch, along with whatever snacks, beverages and additional
      meals are desired during the event.
    5. Provide accommodations for the speakers (usually three) either in a local home or at a hotel, as well as providing local transportation if needed.

Roles & Responsibilities of CMDA:

  1. We will set up registration for your event and will cover the transportation costs for certified
    Saline Process Witness Training leaders to teach the seminar.
  2. Registration fees will vary by site based on the minimum amount to cover CMDA’s costs plus local expenses.
  3. The local site will be reimbursed after the event for conference expenses up to
    the amount included for this purpose in the registration costs based on expense receipts.\
  4. If you would like help in promoting your event, we can send you a list of email addresses for
    nearby CMDA contacts. You would just need to fill out a simple Non-Disclosure Agreement
    (NDA).
  5. As each person registers, you will receive a confirmation email.
    Shortly before your event we will send you a list of all your registrants.
  6. CMDA will provide course workbooks, graduation certificates and name badges.
    The leaders of the training will arrange for follow-up meetings to encourage attendees to
    integrate the lessons learned into the care provided for their patients.