Announcenments

B.C.S.E.T. Meeting and Annual General Meeting
Manning Park Resort Sept 28-29/2007

Calendar of Events

** B.C.S.E.T. SPRING MEETING**

Place:  Vancouver General Hospital

                “Round Room”

Date:  Friday, March 2^nd, 2007 @ 12:00 pm

30^TH ANNUAL B.C. NEUROSCIENCE ACADEMIC DAY

Place:  Vancouver General Hospital

                “Paetzold Centre”

Date:  Friday, March 2^nd, 2007

Time:  08:30 – 17:00

** B.C.S.E.T. FALL AGM & SCIENTIFIC SESSION **

Place:  Manning Park

Date:  Friday & Saturday September 28^th & 29^th, 2007

Time:  09:00 am for Annual General Meeting to be           followed by Scientific Session & Lunch

C.B.R.E.T. Exams

PART  I – WRITTEN: Sept.17, 2007 (Apply by: July 1, 2007)

PART 11 – ORAL/PRACTICAL: Late April/Early May 2007

                Registration deadline Jan. 1, 2007

website:  www.cbret.com

W.S.E.T. AGM & Workshops

Place:  Long Beach, California

Date:  February 21-23, 2007

Website: www.wset.org

Manning Park Resort - Manning Park, BC, Canada
Phone #: (250) 840-8822     Fax #: (250) 840-8848

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Your dues are due!!!

If you have received this newsletter, you are listed as a member of B.C.S.E.T.  The executive is hoping to catch up on all of the dues that are in arrears.  If your name is on the list below, your dues are current to 2007 (many are current to the end of 2006, thank you) but if you are not listed, we hope that you will contact Cayle to ensure that you are up to date.  We plan to review this again at the fall meeting and any members that remain in arrears will not continue to receive the newsletter.

v       Yolande Braz

v      Scott Corcoran

v      Tammy Cranston

v      Brian Deacon

v      Jinglin Dong

v      Ashley Fairs

v      Bruce Goddard

v      Marilyn Hoskins

v      Wendy Hynes

v      Alicia Lee

v      Ellen Lee

v      Rhonda Lee

v      James Lyall

v      Kristi McIntosh

v      Cindy McOuat

v      Elizabeth Moran

v      Jennifer Pope

v      Frank Sanz

v      Jaimie Schmidt

v      Erin Smith

v      Sherry Smith

v      Christine Stanley

v      Cayle Stewart

v      Amanda Sherwin

v      Blair Vincent

v      Jill Wilson

v      Maxine Wilson-Young

v      Michael Young

Registration Form for B.C.S.E.T. 2007 at Manning Park Resort  

Abstract Form ~ Your Material Requirements  

A.G.M. & Scientific Session
September 29,2007       Manning Park Resort

Distance Education Course

Introduction to Electroneurophysiology I
(ENPY 1150)

This course introduces basic concepts and principles related to the electronics and recording of cerebral electrical activity (EEG). The course begins with a thorough review of the core topics in physics, math, and electronics necessary to appreciate the recording and amplification of biological signals. Basic elements of electricity, physical properties of current and charge are covered at a level suitable for experienced technologists. Other topics include: differential amplifiers, filters, characteristics of brain waves, electrical safety, digitization, waveform recognition and localization of cerebral activity using standard EEG techniques and procedures.

Registration and more information is available on the BCIT website:

BCIT or BCIT Courses

Further information can be obtained by contacting Ron Gordon, Program Head, Electroneurophysiology, BCIT
Phone: 604-432-8664
E-mail:

B.C.S.E.T. Dues Notice

The link below (arrow) will take you to the B.C.S.E.T. "Dues Notice" form for 2007 which will overlay this page. Simply close it when finished and we'll be right here where you left us. Please fill it in before you print it and then return it (along with the appropriate fee) to Cayle Stewart, address at bottom of form or drop off at the Spring Meeting in Seattle, WA.

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PEDIATRIC E.N.D. ELECTIVE

Technologists are invited to observe how we do EEGs, intensive monitoring, EPs, or nerve conduction & EMGs on pediatric patients at BC Children's Hospital. This opportunity is open to technologists who are currently employed full-time in an E.N.D. department in British Columbia. The learning experience can be customized to the needs and desires of the visiting technologist, and may last from one day to one week. This program is designed to enhance your pediatric knowledge base.

Please direct inquiries to:

Donna Wood at 604-875-2124 or