MSU Social Work Grand Rounds This program is held quarterly, from 12:00 - 1:00 pm. It is co-sponsored by The MSU School of Social Work and Michigan Center for Rural Health as part of their Grand Rounds video conference series. There is no charge to participate via video through a ZOOM. All connection fees are the responsibility of the participating site. REMEC TeleHealth Network will provide a room and connection for this program at the main hospital each month. Contact REMEC at 231-935-7944 or email at remec@mhc.net for room location. This program starts promptly at 12:00 noon. In order to

MSU Special Topics These programs are designed to meet educational needs that have been identified by the Michigan Center for Rural Health. They are held through out the year and are co-sponsored by various organizations and by Michigan Center for Rural Health as part of their Grand Rounds video conference series. Speakers for this series come from all areas of the state of Michigan. There is no charge to participate via video conference through a secure ZOOM connection. All connection fees are the responsibility of the participating site. REMEC TeleHealth Network will provide a room and

Munson CME Programs These programs may only be broadcast to and viewed by participants at REMEC Member Sites unless permission has been given by the Munson CME office. In order to receive credit for attending a Munson Medical Center CME Activity, you must fill out and sign the CME Evaluation & Certificate for Attendance. Your REMEC Site Coordinator should have copies of this form. If no form is available at your site, contact the REMEC Office at 231-935-7944 .

Munson Medical Center - Nursing Grand Rounds MUNSON MEDICAL Center Nursing GRAND ROUNDS Series does not have an educational session planned at this time

North Michigan Pediatric Coalition Please check back for upcoming programs

Pre-Hospital Trauma Conference Continuing pre-hospital education is vital to improving patient outcome and provides an excellent opportunity to review and refine patient pre-hospital care initiatives. The Trauma Burn Center Pre-Hospital Trauma Conference is designed to meet the educational objectives of pre-hospital and hospital personnel. There is no charge to participate via REMEC TeleHealth Network. Any connection cost are the responsibility of the participating site. Evaluations, Sign-In Sheets and Handouts will be available to download 2 -3 days prior to the presentation. Credit will be

Respiratory Therapy In-services American Association for Respiratory Care: The purpose of the AARC’s Continuing Respiratory Care Education (CRCE) is to accredit continuing educational programs for respiratory therapists. The criteria for accrediting programs are established by the AARC and reflect the continuing education requirements of the Respiratory Care State Boards throughout the United States of America. One CRCE contact hour is defined as 60 minutes of learning activity. One (1) CRCE contact hour is the minimum awarded. Examinations are required only for learner directed

Tuesday Grand Rounds This program may only be broadcast to and viewed by participants at REMEC Member Sites unless permission has been given by the Munson CME office. In order to receive credit for attending a Munson Medical Center CME Activity, you must fill out and sign the CME Evaluation & Certificate for Attendance. Your REMEC Site Coordinator should have copies of this form. If no form is available at your site, contact the REMEC Office at 231-935-7944. Accreditation Statements are available at this link.

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Contact Charlevoix Hospital 911 Calls If you have a life-threatening or serious emergency, including symptoms of stroke or heart attack, call 911. Do not drive yourself to the hospital. Ambulances are staffed with trained emergency personnel who can begin medical evaluation and treatment en route to the hospital. Language assistance If you require language assistance to speak with us, please call 231-935-6632. Frequently Used Phone Numbers General Information/Switchboard 231-547-4024 Emergency Department 231-547-8530 Appointment Scheduling 231-547-8801 Billing and Patient Account Information