Billers, Ready to Get Certified? CHONC Prep Course Coming in 2025!
MSHO is partnering with AAPC to offer a Certified Hematology Oncology Coder (CHONC) preparation course on Thursday, March 13, 2025, at Weber’s Boutique Hotel in Ann Arbor. Upon completion of the course, participants will receive one exam voucher granting two attempts at the online certification exam.
This opportunity is exclusive to MSHO member billers and coders seeking certification.
Nurses, Ready to Get Certified in Oncology? Register Today for MSHO's OCN Review Course!
This course is ideal for registered nurses (RNs) who are new to the specialty, those seeking to refresh their knowledge, or RNs transitioning from other areas of nursing into the field of oncology. Whether you're just starting out or looking to enhance your expertise, this course provides essential insights for success in the oncology field!
MSHO's Hematology Jeopardy Competition!
Whether you're preparing for board exams or simply enjoy a good challenge, this event is the perfect opportunity for fellows to come together for a night of trivia, learning, and camaraderie. It promises to be an evening filled with friendly competition, professional growth, and networking. Step away from your usual routine and join us for an exciting, educational, and memorable night!
MSHO's Spring Reimbursement Meeting
Join industry experts as they guide you through essential topics such as maximizing oncology reimbursement, supporting patients through financial challenges, and navigating Social Security disability programs. Whether you're in billing, management, or financial navigation, this event is packed with valuable insights tailored to every role. Don't miss the opportunity to uncover hidden revenue opportunities and more!
MSHO's Pharmacist Forum
Join us for an exclusive opportunity to elevate your expertise in oncology care at this premier event designed for oncology pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, residents, and healthcare professionals. Connect with industry leaders and colleagues while diving deep into cutting-edge topics that will shape the future of oncology practice. Don’t miss your chance to stay ahead of the curve and be part of a transformative experience in oncology care.
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