Chairman's Auditorium - UnitedHealthcare, Las Vegas, NV - October 11, 2011
The Clark County Medical Society was chartered on July 15,
1955 by the Nevada State Medical Association and has
grown to more than 1,000 members. We are proud to have
served Southern Nevada physicians and their patients for the
past 55 years. The Medical Society answers hundreds of
telephone calls each month from the public. These calls include
requests for physicians referrals and background information
about member physicians. We are proud to tell callers, “Yes,
Dr. ___________is a member in good standing.”
CCMS Mission
To serve the needs of the physicians, their patients and the Clark County community
with responsibility and integrity. CCMS Vision
The Clark County Medical Society is ultimately striving:
∙ To be the advocate for physicians, their patients and the health of the entire
community. ∙ To preserve the physician/patient relationship and to ensure quality health care in
both traditional and managed care environments. ∙ To be the representative and voice of the medical community. ∙ To be an important source of unbiased quality continuing medical education
especially filling physicians' needs that are not elsewhere met.
CCMS Values
∙ Quality Care ∙ Integrity ∙ Respect ∙ Professionalism ∙ Leadership ∙ Unbiased Quality Continuing Medical Education
Our Mission, Our Purpose
Vision:
NV Executive Women in Healthcare is dedicated to being a dynamic community of women
health care executives in southern Nevada, who encourage and inspire each other
throughout the development of their careers.
Mission:
The purpose of the NV Executive Women in Health Care shall be:
1. To promote the career advancement and satisfaction of women professionals in
healthcare.
2. To increase the technical and professional knowledge of its membership through
education.
3. To provide a forum for communication, networking and support.
4. To promote members and the accomplishments of women executives in healthcare.
The Nevada State Board of Nursing was created in 1923 by the Nevada Legislature to protect the public from unsafe or incompetent nursing care. It is a seven-member board appointed by the
governor consisting of four RNs, one LPN, one CNA and one consumer member which
regulates a nursing population of more than 38,000.
A professional non-profit organization that develops nurse leaders, advances professional practice,
influences health policy and promotes quality and
patient safety.
The mission of the Nevada
Organization of Nurse Leaders is to:
Foster the
development of nurse leaders through mentorship,
collaboration and education
Influence the
development of health policy
Advance the profession of nursing
Membership Benefits are in Leadership & Development, Professional collaboration, education opportunities, legislative representation, and professional nursing.
Founded in 2002, SNMIC is a volunteer organization that
provides a collective voice to improve access and delivery
of quality health care in Southern Nevada by fostering
strategic alliances in the health care community,
collaborating on human resource issues, and by acting as a
proactive force for legislative improvements. SNMIC offers
memberships for individuals, small/medium businesses (up
to 25 employees) and large businesses (over 25 employees).
Memberships start at just $25. For more information on
SNMIC, visitwww.snmic.com.
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