The OR Manager Conference, ASC Leader Summit and PACU Manager Summit is your go-to meeting place for earning continuing education through breakout sessions, keynotes, exhibitor CEs, posters and pre-conference workshops.

The OR Manager Conference (Access Intelligence) is an Approved Provider of:

• Continuing Education (CEs) by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #15831
• Administrative Education Units (AEUs) by the Board of Ambulatory Surgery Certification (BASC), Provider #1301.

At the conclusion of the OR Manager Conference, you will receive instructions to access your personalized CE certificate listing the contact hours you earned from attending the conference. The 2022 program has been approved for 15 CEs and 9 AEUs. Additional CEs may be earned through pre-conference workshops, poster presentations and Exhibitor Presented CE Presentations.

In addition, OR Manager works with the Competency & Credentialing Institute (CCI), the leader in perioperative certifications.  The continuing education earned at the OR Manager Conference can be applied towards the CNOR, CSSM and CNAMB certification and recertification requirements. To learn more about CCI certification requirements, please visit: Competency & Credentialing Institute: Periop Certification (cc-institute.org)

How To Obtain your CEs

Step 1: Register for the OR Manager Conference.

Step 2: Attend the best perioperative event in the industry and go to as many sessions as possible. You’ll get scanned at every session you attend.

Step 3:  Fill out the CE question at the end of every session so we can keep track of how many CEs you have earned.

Step 4: Make sure you fill out any additional surveys after the conference you forgot about – you wouldn’t want to leave behind any credits.

Step 5: Log into your OR Manager account and print out your certificate with how many CE credits you earned. Don’t have an account? Sign up here.

Step 6: Continue attending other conferences, live webinars and reading OR Manager for more CEs throughout the year.