Summer Forum LIVE! is just a month away! Join us June 29, July 1, 7, & 9, as respiratory therapists come together to experience learning in a virtual environment.
Register for Summer Forum LIVE!
We’ve decided to create a helpful list of things you should know before attending this virtual event.
Visit the Virtual Exhibitors
For the first time ever, we will be offering a virtual exhibit hall with this popular event. Approximately 500+ respiratory therapists will be attending Summer Forum LIVE! During the live event be sure to take a “stroll” over to the virtual exhibit hall to speak with representatives from several different companies that support respiratory therapists. You can also chat with the AARC team while you’re there.
Book Early to Save
The earlier you book your spot the more you save. AARC members, students, and seniors receive a discounted price. Military, Life, and Honorary members receive a complimentary registration.
Summer Forum LIVE! On Demand
Are you not able to the attend live virtual event? No worries! Following the end of Summer Forum LIVE! there will be an On Demand version available for purchase. Pro tip: the On Demand version of the event does not allow for CRCE credits, only the live event.
LIVE Q&A with Speakers
At the end of each live session you will have the chance to attend a live Q&A with the speaker. In these sessions you will be able to sit face-to-face, remotely of course, with the speaker and other attendees while you take turns asking questions and discussing the content further. This was a hit at last year’s Congress LIVE! event.
Spread Out Over Two Weeks
You may have noticed that the dates for Summer Forum LIVE! are spread out. Our team did this on purpose to insure more of our members and those interested could attend. By spreading out the event over two weeks, it allows attendees for more flexibility and a chance to accommodate the hectic work schedules of many.
Email newsroom@aarc.org with questions or comments, we’d love to hear from you.
Addie Schiefer is the Content Manager for the AARC where she creates engaging content for the association via the AARC website, newsletters, and social media. Connect with her about potential stories by email, AARConnect, or LinkedIn. When she’s not working, you can find her listening to a true crime podcast, traveling to new places with her husband, hanging out with her dog JoJo, or browsing the aisles of the nearest Target.
