Changing the Inevitable: Preventative Pathways

to Avoid Chronic Disease

2019 WOMA Fall Seminar

Up to 8.5 Category 1A AOA Credits

September 21, 2019Pacific Northwest

University

Washington Osteopathic Medical Association

“The osteopathic physician’s task is to find health, anyone can find disease.” ~ A.T. Still

This Live activity, Changing the Inevitable: Preventative Pathways to Avoid Chronic Disease , with a beginning date of 09/21/2019, has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 8.25 Prescribed credit(s) by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the

extent of their participation in the activity.

2019 WOMA Fall Seminar Registration FormRegister online with your credit card at www.woma.org OR complete this form and send with your credit card information or a check made payable to WOMA: PO Box 1186, Gig Harbor, WA 98335.

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Registration fee includes web-based syllabus, Continental

Breakfast & Lunch.

*Member fee also applies to out of state physicians who are members of the State AOA Divisional Society of the state in which they practice.

**Join WOMA now for $40 (pro-rated 1st year dues) and pay the member registration fee. WOMA membership application along with current CV must be submitted with registration. For more information, you can email executivedirector@woma.org or call the office at 425-677-3930.

Special Diet? Gluten Free Dairy Free Vegetarian Vegan

Registration fee is non-refundable. A full credit for future WOMA conference less a $50 processing charge will be given upon emailed cancellation received by September 6, 2019. No credit after September 6th. Questions? Call the WOMA office at 425-677-3930

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$300

***Free

$400

$200

After 9/10

***Registered poster presenters & table assistants in Dr. Keene’s OMM session will receive a registration package including meals. All other students are welcome to observe any of the sessions, as long as seminar registrants are accommodated first.

2019 WOMA Fall Seminar AgendaChanging the Inevitable: Preventative Pathways to Avoid Chronic DiseaseSaturday September 21, 2019 at Pacific Northwest University of Health SciencesYakima, WA

7:15-8:00am

8:05-9:00am

9:00-10:00am

10:00-10:30am

10:30-11:30am

11:30-12:30pm

12:30-1:45pm

Registration & Continental Breakfast

Seminar Welcome Lynda K. Williamson, DO & Michael Lawler, MSW, PhD, President of PNWU

8:00-8:05am

Adverse Childhood Experiences Study “ACEs”, Data from the Landmark Study You Didn’t Know You Needed to Know! Michael Lawler, MSW, PhD

Prevention Begins in the Womb: Impact of Childhood Diet on Development of Cardio-Vascular Disease Yami Cazorla-Lancaster, DO

*Scientific Poster Presentations by PNWU Students (Participation Required for credit) and Refreshment Break Introduction to Poster Presentations Jim Keene, DO

*Requirements for CME Credit: Attendees must sign and submit a completed review card for each poster. 3-5 posters reviewed and cards

submitted to receive 0.5 hours of CME credit, 6 or more posters reviewed and cards submitted to receive 1.0 hours of CME credit.

Homer Simpson vs. Lance Armstrong: Optimizing Musculo-Skeletal Health Michael Sean Mullin, DO

Skin Health: The Long View Michael Scott, DO

Lunch Break & Scientific Poster Presentations*

**1:45pm**

1:45-2:00pm

2:00-3:30pm

3:30-3:45pm

3:45-4:45pm

4:45-5:45pm

5:45pm

ALL SCIENTIFIC POSTER REVIEW CARDS DUE BY 1:45PM AT WOMA REGISTRATION DESK

Recognizing Scientific Poster Authors David Gillingham, DO President of WOMA

Fractal Osteopathy James Keene, DO & PNWU OP&P Scholars Avneet Lehal & Heather Bird

Refreshment Break

Chronic Disease Progression vs. Normal Aging: Where might we make the most difference? A Cardiologist’s Perspective Dave Krueger, MD

Lessons Learned from the Otolaryngologist’s Perspective Ryan Black, DO

Seminar is Adjourned

2019 WOMA Fall Seminar AgendaChanging the Inevitable: Preventative Pathways to Avoid Chronic DiseaseSaturday September 21, 2019 at Pacific Northwest University of Health SciencesYakima, WA

This Seminar offers attendees current education on a variety of topics determined through the needs assessment process.  Designed by and for the osteopathic

physicians, the curriculum focuses on clinical challenges routinely faced in practice and offers state-of-the-art knowledge and best practices. Presentations include

lectures, Q&A, poster presentation judging and hands-on lab where you can exchange ideas and pose your questions.

2019 WOMA Fall Seminar Speakers

Ryan Black, DO

Dr. Ryan Black graduated from Utah State in Logan, Utah with degrees in Biology and Chemistry and he earned his medical degree from A.T. Still University, Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine. He completed his residency at Oklahoma State University Medical Center in Tulsa.  Dr. Black is board-certified in Otolaryngology and Facial Plastic Surgery. His inspiration to be a physician comes from the joy he gets from taking care of his patients and the challenges of complex head and neck surgeries. Dr. Black is committed to listening to the needs of each patient and tailoring their treatment to their unique needs. Dr. Black grew up in Murray, Utah. He and his wife have five children. The whole family enjoys the beauty that surrounds us in Central Washington. When he's not spending time at work or with his family, Dr. Black volunteers with the Boy Scouts of America.

James Keene, DO

Dr. James R. Keene earned a Ph.D. in Physiology at Southern Illinois Univ., Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine & Surgery from the Univ. of Osteopathic Medicine & Health Sciences, Des Moines, IA. Dr. Keene completed Family Medicine Residency at the Mayo Graduate School of Medicine. Dr. Keene practiced in Sunnyside and Kennewick, WA. before joining the faculty at Pacific Northwest Univ. of Health Sciences. Dr. Keene serves PNWU as clinical faculty and is Associate Professor of Osteopathic Principles & Practice.

David Krueger, MD

Dr. Dave Krueger began life in Lakewood, WA. He completed his medical degree and Internal Medicine Residency at the Univ of Washington in 1987, followed by his Fellowship in Cardiology at the Univ of Colorado in 1990. He joined the Yakima Heart Clinics in 1990; his practice has included interventional cardiology for 10 years and invasive plus general cardiology for almost 30 years. He has been active teaching PNWU students since 2011 as well as Central Washington Family Medicine Residents since 1990. He has served as the Director of the Annual Cardiac Issues Symposium in Yakima for the past 20+ years. Dr. Krueger reports that he has been blessed with three daughters, all born during his training. He enjoys lots of family get-togethers, competitive swimming, backpacking/hiking, and road biking.

Dr. M Sean Mullin is a 1997 graduate of the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine.  He completed a rotating internship at Charleston Area Medical Center, a Level 1 Trauma and Tertiary referral center in Charleston, West Virginia.  His residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation was completed in 2001 at the rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, Northwestern University Medical Center in Chicago. A physical medicine and rehab specialist at Lakeview Spine, Dr. Mullin uses a holistic approach to help his patients. In his free time, Dr. Mullin enjoys cooking, reading, walking his dog, snowboarding, and flying his Cessna aircraft with his wife.

M Sean Mullin, DO

Yami Cazorla-Lancaster, DO

Dr. Yami graduated from Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine, is a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics, and earned Masters degrees in both Public Health and Science in Clinical Research and Education. She is a passionate promoter of healthy lifestyles, especially the power of plant-based diets for the prevention of chronic disease, she founded VeggieFitKids.com and hosts the podcast Veggie Doctor Radio where she provides information on plant-based diets for children. Dr. Yami serves as Adjunct Teaching Faculty for both PNWU and Univ of Washington schools of medicine. She is pleased to announce that her book: A Parent’s Guide to Intuitive Eating: How to Raise Kids Who Love to Eat Healthy will be released this Fall (2019). Dr. Cazorla-Lancaster is in private practice at Nourish Wellness, PLLC in Yakima, WA. where she lives with her husband and two active sons. Learn more about Dr. Yami at DoctorYami.com.

2019 WOMA Fall Seminar Speakers

Michael Lawler, MSW, PhD

Dr. Lawler is President of Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences (PNWU) in Yakima, Washington. PNWU educates and trains health care professionals, emphasizing service to rural and medically underserved communities throughout the Northwest. He has 35 years of professional experience in health and human services, including 24 years as a leader in higher education at PNWU, University of South Dakota, and University of California, Davis. Dr. Lawler has authored and co-authored more than 80 publications and served as the United States Principal Investigator of Children’s Worlds, an international research project that assesses the health and well-being of children in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and South America. He is chair of the American Psychological Association’s Committee on Children, Youth and Families.

Michael J. Scott, DO, MPH

Dr Michael Scott is a Seattle-based dermatologist and director of Seattle Dermatology Center. His areas of interest include general medical and surgical dermatology, pediatrics, sports dermatology, as well as preventive medicine and public health. A few examples of his service to dermatology includes, but is far from limited to, the numerous articles published in multiple publications, lecture and poster presentations at local and national meetings, lecture presentations to community groups in Seattle, United States Olympic Committee Crew Chief Drug Control Program physician, sports medicine volunteer, and a USA Amateur Boxing Federation volunteer ringside physician. Dr. Scott has also served in various leadership roles within the AOCD, AOBD, Washington State Osteopathic Medical Association, and other societies. He is Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine at the Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences, a Past President of the American Osteopathic College of Dermatology, and is currently serving as Chair of the American Osteopathic Board of Dermatology.

2019 WOMA Fall SeminarDirections, Accommodations & Other Information

Directions Accommodations

Registration

Syllabus

200 University Parkway Yakima, WA 98901

The seminar will take place at the Patricia Temple Auditorium

Oxford Suites 1701 E. Yakima Avenue

Yakima, WA 98901 Reservations can be made by calling

509-457-9000 and mentioning WOMA in order to obtain group

rate. $94 Two Queen $96 Single King

All reservations due by Friday August 23rd, after which rooms that are not reserved will be returned to

general inventory and the discounted group rate will no longer

be offered. After that date, reservations will be accepted based

on availability and standard rates apply.

Yakima Oxford Suites provides complimentary shuttle service by appointment to and from PNWU

and the Yakima Airport. There is a courtesy phone near baggage claim

or call Hotel at 509-457-9000.

Registration through our website www.woma.org is preferred. You

may also download this registration form, fill in your information and

email to hgriffin@woma.org or you may print and mail to PO Box 1186

Gig Harbor, WA 98335

Access to an online syllabus will be provided to registrants. An email

with the link will be sent out within a week before the seminar. Wi-fi and power will be provided on site for

laptops

**This is Yakima County Fair weekend.

Early reservations are recommended!**