29th Annual Compliance Institute - Call For Speakers
Stand out as a leading industry expert at the largest, most comprehensive healthcare compliance conference. Submit a proposal to speak at the 29th Annual Compliance Institute, April 28 - May 1, 2025 in Las Vegas, NV.
Submission Dates: Submissions will be accepted between July 1 – August 30, 2024. Late submissions and applications not submitted through the online form will not be considered.
Auditing & Monitoring
Tools and techniques for compliance auditing and measuring effectiveness in compliance programs.
Compliance Law
Sessions on specific compliance issues, such as False Claims Act, Stark Law, etc.
Investigations
Strategies, techniques, and resources pertaining to all aspects of the investigation process.
Privacy and Security
Cyber, information security, breach, and other privacy-related issues.
Technology and Innovation
Risks and innovative opportunities associated with artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies
Behavioral Health
Maintaining compliance while providing quality patient care in behavioral health settings.
Discussion Group Topics
Meant for one speaker to facilitate conversation on specific compliance issues rather than deliver a formal presentation.
Physician Compliance
Topics related to large and small physician practices, medical centers, hospitals, and health systems.
Professional Skills
Sessions designed to help compliance professionals be more valuable in the workplace.
Telehealth
Topics about technologies and tactics to deliver virtual medical, health, and education services.
Case Studies
Examples of real-life compliance problems with a focus on solutions
General Compliance/Hot Topics
Current hot or emerging issues, including but not limited to long-term care, hospice, private equity, information-blocking, psychedelics, and other trending topics.
Post-Acute Care
Issues pertaining to hospice, durable medical equipment and nursing care facilities.
Risk Management
Strategies and practical solutions to manage and mitigate risk in an organization.
Submission Requirements
- Session Track (Topic Category)
- Session Title
- Presenter and co-presenter(s) names, titles, company, and emails. Sessions with 1-2 presenters preferred; only a limited number of sessions involving 3 speakers will be accepted.
Biography of each presenter (no longer than 1 page each) - Select Program Level (see definitions below)
- Three brief learning objections explaining what attendees will gain from your session (each bullet limited to 100 characters)
- A description of your session that will give us a better understanding of your proposal and what will be covered
- Session Format (Presentation, Panel or Discussion Group)
*Please note: Speakers must be present in-person in Las Vegas.
Additional Information
- Diverse perspectives amongst speakers (ie., consultants and clients presenting together, a variety of roles within an organization) is desired.
- All breakout sessions are 60 minutes; pre-conference and post conference sessions are 90 minutes. If you would like to be consider for a longer time slot (pre- or post-conference), please make sure to check the box when submitting your proposal.
- Program Levels Definitions:
- Basic - Program knowledge level most beneficial to Compliance Professionals new to a skill or an attribute. These individuals are often at the staff or entry level in organizations, although such programs may also benefit a seasoned professional with limited exposure to the area.
- Intermediate - Program knowledge level that builds on a basic program, most appropriate for Compliance Professionals with detailed knowledge in an area. Such persons are often at a mid-level within the organization, with operational or supervisory responsibilities, or both.
- Advanced - Program knowledge level most useful for individuals with mastery of the particular topic. This level focuses on the development of in-depth knowledge, a variety of skills, or a broader range of applications. Advanced level programs are often appropriate for seasoned professionals within organizations; however, they may also be beneficial for other professionals with specialized knowledge in a subject area.
Speaker Resources
- Speaker Reimbursement Eligibility Policy
- Making training interactive: One Idea, by Joe Murphy
- Tips for Being Selected to Speak at HCCA/SCCE Conferences, by Adam Turteltaub
- How to Give a Bad Presentation at an HCCA or SCCE Conference, by Adam Turteltaub
- See past expert speakers talk about what makes a successful speaker and mistakes speakers make
Questions?
Please email catherine.stollenwerk@corporatecompliance.org