Mont Blanc Wilderness Medicine Seminar - Half Price!

I'm a sports medicine physician in Greensboro, NC and I have a CME and travel opportunity available for a HUGELY discounted price. I've pre-paid for a wilderness & travel medicine seminar scheduled for Sept. 7-18, 2009 going to Mt. Blanc in the Alps. Last week I tore my medial meniscus and I can't go on the trip. According to Wilderness Medicine, I'm able to transfer/sell my reservation. So if you are interested in going on an awesome trip next month, I'm offering it for HALF PRICE. Details of the trip can be found at www.wilderness-medicine.com and clicking on Trekking Europe's Classic Mont Blanc Circuit, Wilderness Medicine CME Conference, September 7-18, 2009. Wilderness Medicine hosts a lot of these types of CME trips and I've personally done more than 5 with them in the past. They are excellent and well worth it!

Brief Itinerary:

Day 1 - Meet in the alpine resort town of Chamonix, France.
Day 2 - Hiking in Chamonix for spectacular views of the Mer de Glace (second largest glacier in the Alps), the Drus, and the Grandes Jorasses.
Days 3-4 - Enjoy gorgeous views of the north face and glaciers of Mont Blanc while hiking to Les Contamines, a traditional French village with charming wooden chalets and fine old churches.
Days 5-6 - Hike into Italy via grassy trails and old Roman roads, crossing three passes en route.
Day 7 - A hike with stunning views of Mont Blanc, which appears massive in scale - the mountain rising in a stunning steepness from the Veny Valley to the summit 10,000 feet above.
Day 8 - Cross the Grand Col Ferret (8,300') into Switzerland. Descend to La Fouly (5,280'), then transfer to Les Champex.
Days 9-10 - Hike high above the Rhne Valley, then follow an old smuggler's path to the Col de Balme (7,188') and the border with France. Superb views of the Mont Blanc massif with the Chamonix Valley stretched out below.
Day 11 - From Le Col De Montets (4,800') we will hike to Les Cheserys (7,130'), reveling in views of the Le Tour and Argentiere glaciers, and all the Mont Blanc range. Descend to Chamonix.
Day 12 - Depart

Trip Cost: $4,395 (Includes: 12 days / 11 nights lodging, all meals except 1 dinner. Professionally guided trek.)
Additional CME Cost: $695 (16 hrs Category I CME)

I'm offering this for HALF OFF the actual trip cost!!!!

Please call Dr. Jim Kramer at 336-337-1366 or email for details. If you know anyone that might be interested, please pass this along. Timing is tight so hurry!

Forgot to say that half off is $2500 but I'm open to offers. Thanks!

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You might try emailing the ACEP Wilderness Medicine section, which I
suspect you could ask ACEP to give you access to their list serve. There
might be people on that list with more cash than us WMA instructors (even
those who are doctors)

Reply to:

Dr. Laura

riverdoc@blomand.net

Thank you!!

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From: bounce-Jeff_Baierlein@outdoored.com
To: kramiller@hotmail.com
Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2009 22:36:32 -0400
Subject: Re: [Wilderness First Aid] Mont Blanc Wilderness Medicine Seminar - Half Price!

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You might try emailing the ACEP Wilderness Medicine section, which I
suspect you could ask ACEP to give you access to their list serve. There
might be people on that list with more cash than us WMA instructors (even
those who are doctors)
Reply to:
Dr. Laura
riverdoc@blomand.net

I'm a sports medicine physician in Greensboro, NC and I have a CME and travel opportunity available for a HUGELY discounted price. I've pre-paid for a wilderness & travel medicine seminar scheduled for Sept. 7-18, 2009 going to Mt. Blanc in the Alps. Last week I tore my medial meniscus and I can't go on the trip. According to Wilderness Medicine, I'm able to transfer/sell my reservation. So if you are interested in going on an awesome trip next month, I'm offering it for HALF PRICE. Details of the trip can be found at www.wilderness-medicine.com and clicking on Trekking Europe's Classic Mont Blanc Circuit, Wilderness Medicine CME Conference, September 7-18, 2009. Wilderness Medicine hosts a lot of these types of CME trips and I've personally done more than 5 with them in the past. They are excellent and well worth it!

Brief Itinerary:

Day 1 - Meet in the alpine resort town of Chamonix, France.
Day 2 - Hiking in Chamonix for spectacular views of the Mer de Glace (second largest glacier in the Alps), the Drus, and the Grandes Jorasses.
Days 3-4 - Enjoy gorgeous views of the north face and glaciers of Mont Blanc while hiking to Les Contamines, a traditional French village with charming wooden chalets and fine old churches.
Days 5-6 - Hike into Italy via grassy trails and old Roman roads, crossing three passes en route.
Day 7 - A hike with stunning views of Mont Blanc, which appears massive in scale - the mountain rising in a stunning steepness from the Veny Valley to the summit 10,000 feet above.
Day 8 - Cross the Grand Col Ferret (8,300') into Switzerland. Descend to La Fouly (5,280'), then transfer to Les Champex.
Days 9-10 - Hike high above the Rhne Valley, then follow an old smuggler's path to the Col de Balme (7,188') and the border with France. Superb views of the Mont Blanc massif with the Chamonix Valley stretched out below.
Day 11 - From Le Col De Montets (4,800') we will hike to Les Cheserys (7,130'), reveling in views of the Le Tour and Argentiere glaciers, and all the Mont Blanc range. Descend to Chamonix.
Day 12 - Depart

Trip Cost: $4,395 (Includes: 12 days / 11 nights lodging, all meals except 1 dinner. Professionally guided trek.)
Additional CME Cost: $695 (16 hrs Category I CME)

I'm offering this for HALF OFF the actual trip cost!!!!

Please call Dr. Jim Kramer at 336-337-1366 or email for details. If you know anyone that might be interested, please pass this along. Timing is tight so hurry!

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