2025 Patient Access Management Summit - Jersey City
March 29, 2025 | The Westin Jersey City Newport, NJ
An Educational Initiative for Dermatology Associates Involved with Patient Access
Building upon the success of our inaugural summits and the invaluable feedback from our previous attendees, we're thrilled to announce the return of the Patient Access Management Summit (PAMS) by Dermsquared. PAMS is designed to educate and support office staff in securing medication approvals and enhancing the patient experience, ensuring patients receive the treatments their clinicians prescribe.
99% Approval Rate
With a staggering 99% of previous attendees recommending the program to their peers, PAMS has proven to be an invaluable resource for office staff involved in medication approvals, prior authorizations, and appeals. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your skills, streamline your workflow, and connect with industry experts. Elevate patient outcomes with PAMS!
What you'll get as an attendee
Beyond Foundational Training
This live course will build upon our Foundational course, C-PAM and those who have completed that online course before the meeting will be able to take full advantage of next level content and be rewarded for having done so.
Complete the Foundational level of C-PAM ahead of the meeting at dermsquared.talentlms.com
Earn up to $1,000 for attending!
Register as soon as possible to earn up to $1,000 in Consulting Fees for attending this meeting:
- $400 for completing the C-PAM Foundational Training and bringing your certificate to the meeting
- $300 for participating in a 30-minute Focus Group at the beginning of the meeting
- $300 for completing the post-meeting market research survey
- Total potential earnings: $1,000
Don't wait - Limited seats are available!
Networking Opportunities
From insightful discussions to collaborative workshops, immerse yourself in an environment designed to expand your professional circle and enrich your career.
Streamline Medication Approvals with PAMS
PAMS is for any office staff involved in medication approvals, including biologic/access coordinators, medical assistants, front-office/administrative staff, and anyone else engaged in prior authorizations or appeals for denied medications.
