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Upcoming Certification Training for Healthcare Providers

In an exciting opportunity for healthcare professionals, a certification training program will take place on February 15, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Hyatt Regency, Portland, Oregon Convention Center. This one-day event is organized by the Preconception to Infancy (P2I™) Program and aims to equip midwives, nurse practitioners, and physicians with the latest evidence-based methods and groundbreaking technologies to tackle complications in pregnancy and chronic diseases affecting children.

About the Training

This inaugural certification session introduces healthcare providers to critical concepts around risk factors associated with pregnancy and childhood health. These include:

• - Environmental toxicants
• - Nutritional deficiencies
• - Gut health concerns

Participants will gain specific skills in utilizing non-invasive body burden mass spectrometry testing, which provides essential insights regarding nutritional gaps and toxic exposure affecting both mothers and children. Attendees will depart with practical strategies ready to be integrated into everyday practice, all aimed at improving outcomes in maternal and child health.

Moreover, the training will comprise interactive case studies and practical workshops. These sessions are designed to ensure that participants can implement these innovative techniques seamlessly in clinical settings.

Featured Authorities

Among the notable experts leading the training are:

• - Dr. Jeanne Conry, former President of ACOG and FIGO, advocating for reducing environmental risks in reproductive health.
• - Dr. José F. Cordero, a former Assistant Surgeon General, specializing in maternal health.
• - Dr. Nathaniel DeNicola, Chair of Environmental Health at both FIGO and ACOG, addressing the health impacts of environmental factors.
• - Heather L. Maurer, CEO of NPWH, emphasizing innovation in women's health education.
• - Dr. Ginger Breedlove, former President of ACNM, championing holistic maternal care.
• - Susan Kendig, a leader in women's health policy.
• - Dr. Zahar Kashi, Laboratory Director at Eurofins Laboratories, connected with renowned institutions such as Indiana University and OHSU Medical School.

Collaboratively, these experts will share cutting-edge research, innovative solutions, and practical knowledge to effectively enhance maternal and child health outcomes.

Reasons to Attend

• - Gain expertise in identifying and addressing environmental toxins, nutritional deficiencies, and gut health challenges.
• - Learn to integrate advanced diagnostic tools and preventive strategies into practice.
• - Connect with leaders and colleagues in maternal and child health on a global scale.
• - Earn a certification reflecting your dedication to advancing women's and children's healthcare.

Benefits to Practitioners

Attending and completing this certification will empower practitioners to offer personalized, proactive healthcare that targets the root causes behind pregnancy and childhood health complications. This not only enhances patient outcomes but also broadens clinical services, attracts new patients, and fosters enduring trust with those they serve.

Free Registration Limited to 100 Participants

This valuable training is offered at no charge but is limited to 100 participants. Interested healthcare providers are encouraged to register promptly.

For registration, visit forump2i.com or contact via email at [email protected] or phone at 503.816.1554. Registrants will receive confirmation and additional event details within 24 hours of registration completion.

About the P2I™ Program

The Preconception to Infancy (P2I™) Program is dedicated to addressing vital health issues by empowering healthcare providers with innovative tools and knowledge to confront the root causes of pregnancy complications and chronic childhood diseases. Leveraging state-of-the-art technologies and evidence-based practices, the program seeks to enact lasting positive change within families and communities.