8:30am

Registration Opens

9:00am

Welcome Remarks

9:15am

bioMerieux Vendor Presentation
“Rapid PCR Respiratory Testing in the Outpatient Setting”
Mike Streett and Ryan Kuna

9:30am

Mindful Leadership Workshop -
Slow Down to Get Ahead: Become a Mindful Leader
MaryBeth Hyland, Founder and Chief Visionary, SparkVision

Mindfulness practices are proven to decrease anxiety and increase productivity by 120%. Ignite new tolls to slow down so that you can get ahead!

Purpose & Objective: Research shows that workplace culture has record levels of loneliness, depression, anxiety, and burnout. To make a lasting change, we must shift from believing we always have to be busy to be valuable to realizing our greatest impact occurs when we’re fully present in the moment.  Mindful leaders know how to: 

• Separate themselves from stressful events rather than being triggered by them
• Observe situations from a neutral position, rather than becoming personally offended
• Control their reactions to difficult situations so they can process their options rather than reacting without thinking.

Who wouldn’t want that?

This training shares data and techniques to empower you to go on a mindful leadership journey so that you can experience massive progress in well-being and energy by slowing down.

Attendees Will:

• Learn the power and data behind mindfulness so they can embrace its effectiveness in leadership.
• Notice patterns of behavior that are and aren’t serving them.
• Gain real-time mindfulness strategies and techniques to increase their emotional intelligence and sense of well-being
• Activate newly-formed mindful leadership skills to unleash their greatest leadership potential.

As the Founder and Chief Visionary of SparkVision, MaryBeth Hyland knows that extraordinary success is rooted in the vision, values, and culture crafted by purpose-driven leaders and their tribe. With over 12 years of experience, built on knowledge from a BA in Social Work and MS in Nonprofit Management, she’s known for her ability to create movements across generations.

And she does that with the understanding that we all have a deep desire to know and return to our most authentic selves – at work, home and within.

As a certified mediator, mindfulness instructor, and values expert she engages audiences and teams all over the world with her authentic style of facilitation, coaching and empowerment. Her recent awards include, Circle of Excellence, Innovator of the Year, Top 100 Women, Civic Engagement Leader and Leading Women.

Her personal life’s mission is to create spaces where voices are heard, stories are released, and purpose is ignited.

10:30am

Vendor Break

11:00am

Telcor Vendor Presentation
"Telcor Point of Care-QML"
Calvin Kroeker

11:15am

The Importance of POCT for Patients with
Extracorporeal and Paracorporeal Support
in Cardiac Surgery
Isaac Chinnappan, MS, CCP, LCP, CPBMT, CPBMS,
CES-A, FPP, FAACP

The Objectives of The Importance of POCT for Patients with Extracorporeal and Paracorporeal Support in Cardiac Surgery include:

• Definition of Extracorporeal and Paracorporeal support in Cardiac surgery

• Gain a general understanding of the importance of point-of-care tests that can be used in patients on extracorporeal and paracorporeal support.

• Identify the role these tests can play in guiding anticoagulation and antiplatelet therapies in patients on Extracorporeal and Paracorporeal support.

• Assess the utility in using these tests to manage hemorrhagic or thrombotic complications in patients on Extracorporeal and Paracorporeal support.

• Schematic Process of Adding a POCT device in routine clinical practice of cardiac surgery.

Isaac Chinnappan, CCP is a practicing pediatric Perfusionist and currently employed at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, Baltimore as the Chief Pediatric Perfusionist.

Isaac graduated with Master of Science (MS) in Perfusion Technology from RUSH University, Chicago. Isaac also certified as Perioperative Blood Management Technologist (CPBMT), Patient Blood Management Specialist (CPBMS) and Certified ECMO specialist (CES-A).

Isaac has vast experience in both clinical and didactic aspects of perfusion. Isaac was awarded the prestigious Fellow of Pediatric Perfusion (FFP) in 2012 and was nominated for AMSECT’s Award of Excellence in 2015.

Isaac has been inducted as Fellow to the American Academy of Cardiovascular Perfusion since 2019. Isaac have authored and co-authored peer-reviewed manuscripts and participated in several scientific presentations at the regional, national and international perfusion meetings.

Isaac served as a member of the AmSECT’s Board of Directors (2019-2022) and reelected for the term 2023-2026.

Currently, Isaac volunteering his time as one of the members in the AmSECT’s Pediatric and Congenital Perfusion Committee (PCPC).

Isaac also served as a Board Advocate to the AMSECT University, Board Liaison to the International Consortium for Evidence-Based Perfusion (ICEBP) practice.

12:15pm

Lunch and Vendor Break

1:15pm

KEYPOCC Business Meeting

1:45pm

Adjourn