This year's symposium features...

Dialysis is entering The next Generation – what are the new Trends, the new needs

and the new Career Paths for today’s technicians? The 2012 Symposium will explore the diff erent

facets of the changing world of dialysis. Top dialysis executives, key dialysis educators, and impressive

presentations will be the highlight of this year’s symposium. If you are interested in the future of dialysis,

want to understand what the future needs will be and how you can shape your career path to climb your

personal employment ladder, then you can’t aff ord to miss this symposium.

General sessions on Tuesday, March 6 will feature:

■ Panel discussion on the Future of Dialysis from top

industry leaders’ point of view

■ Educating the Health Care Team – from the initial

training through continuing education for recertifi cation

■ Technician Empowerment: Getting through your Midlife

Crisis, Nicole Martinez, CHT and Wade Miller, CHT, DaVita

■ Benefi ts of Home Treatment for Patients and Centers –

Dori Schatell, Medical Education, Inc.

■ John Sweeny on What the Dialysis Machine Doesn’t Tell You

Concurrent sessions on Wednesday, 7 March will include

a full day of focused sessions for clinical technicians,

biomedical technicians and professional development.

Thursday’s general sessions include presentations on

Infection Control, Green Tech Room, Patient Safety by

Glenda Payne, MS, RN, CNN and more

Monday will feature a range of pre-Symposium workshops

at a slight additional fee. A new workshop this year will

provide a full day focus on Vascular Access.

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This year's symposium features...

a deeper understanding of topics requested by the market. This session will include hands demonstrations, with time for questions.

machine Troubleshooting

David Carlson, CBET, Fresenius Medical Care, NA

This workshop will provide insight into how to troubleshoot the 2008K machine and review of common problems and how to avoid having them happen.

Water Purification for Dialysis

Richard Benner, CWSIII, Mar Cor

Industry trends that impact dialysis will be dis-cussed including: impact of new ISO standards for water, components of a typical water treat-ment system, new advances in water purifi ca-tion, the use of heat for disinfection, will be covered. How water quality plays an essential role in these new trends will be reviewed.

There is a $15 charge to attend a workshop,

which includes refreshment breaks (but

not lunch). To ensure your participation,

you must register in advance.

The above workshops begin at 8:00 am and

end by 4:00 pm, with a break for lunch, and

off er a full day of education and 7.0 contact

hours. Space is limited - register noW!

Workshops

Workshops presented by B.Braun,

Fresenius Medical Care, and MarCor,

provide opportunities for technicians

to gain in-depth knowledge about each

company’s products and dialysis services.

There is a $15 charge to attend a workshop,

which includes refreshment breaks (but

not lunch). To ensure your participation,

you must register in advance.

Workshops begin at 8:00 am and end

by 4:00 pm, with a break for lunch. All

workshops off er a full day of education and

up to 7.0 contact hours. Space is limited –

register noW!

B. Braun Workshop

■ new Innovation in Dialog+®

This session will provide a comprehensive over-view of new internal architecture in the Dialog+ machine. Learn how state of the art technology with advanced diagnostics will save support time and cost.

■ Adimea™ Real Time Monitoring of Dialysis Dose

Learn about how new principles of spectros-copy enable accurate measurement of URR throughout the entire dialysis treatment. The session will include installation, instructions and tips for using Adimea to optimize dialysis therapy.

■ Improving Effi ciency for Maintaining Equipment

Improve your knowledge, skills and ability and help your center control support cost. Experi-ence these technical workshops that provide

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“ Very good info and a direct link to why home treatment. It’s easy to just accept that it’s better for patients but much better to see the numbers. Thanks!”

neW THIS yeaRvascular access Workshop

8:30 am – 4:45 pm, 7.5 contact hours

Fee: $50

The vascular access is the patient’s lifeline. It is important that we take care of it, and teach the patient how to care for it. To assist technicians at every level, this workshop will highlight assessment, techniques, and complications.

Which Type of Access Fits your Patients’ needs? From Decision to Cannulation – Marianne Neumann RN, CNN, Fistula First Clinical Lead, ESRD Network of New York

• Fistula • Grafts • Catheters

Assessment & Care of Vascular Access – Marianne Neumann

• Maturing the Arterial Venous Fistula/Arterial Venous Graft • Cleanliness • Patient Monitoring • Assessment and Maintenance of Catheters

Lunch on own

Maintaining Access – Gregg Miller MD, Medical Director, American Access Care

• Transonics / Access Flow • Fistulagrams • Access Intervention

Vascular Access – Beyond the Basics – Birgit Bispham RN, Hemodialysis Vascular Access Manager, University of Colorado-Denver

• Conversion from Catheter to Fistula or Graft • Buttonhole • Site Rotation • Poorly Placed Accesses

Vascular Access Case Studies – Marianne Newman, Gregg Miller, Birgit Bispham

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8:30 am – 4:45 pm, 7.5 contact hours

Fee: $50

The vascular access is the patient’s lifeline. It is important that we take care of it, and teach the

General Sessions

Tuesday

■ What the Dialysis Machine Doesn’t Tell you John Sweeny, BS Physics, CHT

As you might imagine, the machine is not as good at telling the caregiver what is actually going on as he/she may believe. This presentation covers the accuracy of machine parameters as they relate to patient treatment including TMP, pressure moni-toring, needle displacement and temperature. A caregiver with good patient assessment tools is a real asset even if the machine is working fi ne.

■ Future of Dialysis Larry Jones, CEO, Innovative Dialysis Services and Brooks Rogers, VP Technical Services, Fresenius Medical Care, NA

Leaders from key dialysis providers will discuss where they see dialysis going in the face of tech-nological advancements, government regula-tions and the aging population.

■ Benefi ts of Home Treatment for Patients and Centers Dori Schatell, MS, Executive Director, Medical Education Institute

What’s in it for patients to do dialysis at home – and, how can your clinic benefi t from having patients dialyze at home? Learn both in this informative session.

■ Improving the Health Care Team Michael Morales BS, CHT, CCHT, CCNT, CBNT, Dialysis Education Services; Cindy Miller RN, CPHQ, QI Coordinator, The Renal Network; Connie Schroeder MAOM, BSN, RN, IDS Education Administrator

The education of the dialysis technician, from the initial training, achieving certifi cation and continuing education for recertifi cation and the improved quality of care for the Chronic Kidney Disease patient will be discussed by educators from a dialysis training program, dialysis pro-vider and ESRD Network.

■ Technician Empowerment: Getting Through your Midlife Crisis Nicole Martinez CHT, PCT/Home Program, Wade Miller CCHT, DaVita

There comes a time in every dialysis technicians career when you think, “Do I want to do this for-ever?!”. Our session is meant to help technicians re-assess, re-evaluate, and re-energize their

career path! Our hope is to start with the excite-ment of those new to the nephrology commu-nity, help those with their mid-life dialysis crisis, and pose some self-refl ecting questions to help all technicians determine where they are at and how they want to move forward! As always too, laughter is the best medicine and there will be plenty of humor throughout the presentation to keep it fun as well as educational! Don’t be late, and bring your sense of humor and a camera!

Thursday

■ Time to noTICE Infection Control Teri Spencer RN, TB Spencer Consulting LLC

The NOTICE Initiative – National Opportunity to Improve Infection Control in ESRD – was formed to develop and use resources that will reduce infections in dialysis facilities. The goal is to have direct care staff and auditors (facility administra-tive AND surveyors) all using the same “check-lists” for direct care. This session will focus on what is expected of direct care staff in particular.

■ Green Tech Room Rejean Quesnelle A.Sc.T., Renal Technologist, Halton Healthcare Services

In our continuing series of “Green Dialysis” tech-nicians will learn how to make their tech room and patient care areas more eco-friendly and save money while doing so.

■ your Role in Keeping Patients Safe Glenda Payne, MS, RN, CNN, Director of Clinical Services, Nephrology Clinical Solutions

Observations and skill of both the clinical and technical staff are critical in keeping dialysis patients safe. Learn basic and advanced meth-ods to ensure no patient is injured on your watch. You’ll be able to create a plan to imple-ment or improve a patient safety program in your facility.

Concurrent Session Tracks

Clinical

■ Home Therapies: Educating your Patients Dori Schatell, MS, Executive Director, Medical Education Institute

Technicians are an important key to successful home dialysis. Learn what you can do to educate your patients about their dialysis – even if they’re still coming to your center several days a week.

■ Dealing with Diffi cult Patients Diana Shelkov CHT, Englewood Hospital/FMC

Diffi cult patients can be a challenge. This ses-sion will help you properly assess and respond to various diffi cult situations that technicians encounter, how to plane and prepare an appro-priate response and how to defuse a situation for better communication with the patient.

■ Common Survey Mistakes you Don’T Have to Make Teri Spencer, RN, TB Spencer Consulting LLC

Preparing for a survey is hard work! But, there are mistakes that a lot of dialysis centers make that can easily be avoided. This is a must presen-tation for any technician whose center will be surveyed in the next three years.

■ Clinical Case Studies Wade Miller,CCHT; Teri Spencer, RN; Diana Shelkov,CHT; John Sweeny, BS

This interactive session provides an opportunity for each technician to discuss with their peers what they could/would do about a dialysis patient in diff erent circumstances.

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“ The leadership skills I developed from my NANT o� cer positions has helped me get new positions with more responsibility and high salary.” – Tim Dillon, CHT

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Biomedical

■ Electronics 101 & Electronics 201 John Sweeny, BS Physics, CHT

Electronics are an essential part of dialysis – and to understanding how the dialysis machines really work. This session will present both the basics and not-so-basic elements of electronics and how they impact the biomedical technician.

■ V Tag Violations Danilo Concepcion CCHT, CHT, CBNT, Operations Manager, St. Joseph Hospital Renal Service

The session will discuss V Tag Violations and how you can avoid them during your center’s next survey.

■ Biofi lm: The now – “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”; The Future---? Jo-Anne Maltais, PhD, Maltais Consulting

Biofi lm is worth preventing before it grows beyond control. This session will look at how to control biofi lm today – and in the future.

■ Future in Water Treatment for Dialysis Jim Baker, Vice-President, AmeriWater

What’s in store for water treatment in the future? What should you know to ensure that your center is up to date with the latest water treatment technology?

Professional Development

■ Collaboration & Eff ective Communication between nurses and Techs

For the most eff ective health care team, it is essential that nurses and technicians collabo-rate – and to do that, they need to have

meaningful communication. As a manager, or one who wants to be, what can you do to ensure an successful collaborative environment?

■ Where Can We Go From Here? Karen Evans, TN, BSN, CHT, CBNT, City Dialysis/FMC

Technicians can go anywhere they want in dialysis – just take a look around at NANT members to see how they’ve climbed the career ladder in dialysis. What are the options available to you – and have you thought outside the box?

■ Preparing for your next Step Denise Van Valkenburgh, RN, BA, Vice President Clinical Services, Liberty Dialysis

OK – you’ve decided you want to start looking at other career options in the dialysis profession. How do you begin? What do you need to do? Who can help? What shouldn’t you do? How can you be the most successful? This session will address all these questions and more.

■ oops, now What? Heather Paradis, CHT, Director of Technical Services, Liberty Dialysis

Mistakes happen, issues come up; address-ing these items in QAPI and ensuring you work your plan are important to ensure safety for our patients. This interactive session will focus on:

> What should be included in a QAPI action plan

> How to strategize a solution for an issue

> Ensuring you work your plan

> How to ensure the issue does not happen again

> Examples of technical QAPI Issues and how the QAPI plan was developed.

Concurrent Session Tracks continued

“ Content was easy to follow and explained in appropriate language for this audience”

“ My involvement in NANT has been viewed very favorably by my employer and has helped me climb my career ladder. “ – Heather Paradis, CHT, CCHT

“ My NANT membership gave me opportunities to learn more, to experience leadership in a whole new way, for promotion and career advancement.” – Jim Curtis, CHT

Certification exam for Technicians and nurses

you mUST register with BonenT by 24 January 2012 to take your exam at this symposium!

BONENT will be hosting a certifi cation exam at this year’s symposium on Wednesday afternoon, 7 March from 1:00 – 5:00 pm. Individuals interested in sitting for this exam must submit a complete application to BONENT by January 24, 2012 to be able to take the exam at the NANT Symposium.

BonenT exam Contact BONENT at 202.462.1252 or www.bonent.org for a registration package.

Symposium To-Do List

Register with nanT

> Charge by going to www.DialysisTech.net

> Mail the form with your check

make your reservation at The Riviera Hotel online:

> Bit.ly/nAnT2012

make your travel plans

> Arrive for opening session 8 am Tuesday, leave after noon Thursday

Going to Pre-Symposium Workshop?

> Come by 8 am on Monday

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8:00 am – 4:00 pm B. Braun Workshop additional fee; must register in advance8:00 am – 4:00 pm Water Treatment Workshop additional fee; must register in advance8:00 am – 4:00 pm Fresenius Workshop additional fee; must register in advance8:30 am – 4:45 pm Vascular Access Workshop additional fee; must register in advance9:00 am – 3:00 pm nAnT Board of Directors Meeting11:30 – 1:00 pm Lunch on own

Tuesday, 6 march 20128:00 – 8:15 am opening Session8:15 – 9:15 am What the Dialysis Machine Doesn’t Tell you John Sweeny9:20 – 10:30 am Future of Dialysis Larry Jones, CEO, IDS; Brooks Rogers, VP Technical Services, Fresenius 10:30 – 10:50 am Break10:50 – 11:45 am Benefi ts of Home Treatment for Patients and Centers Dori Schatell11:45 am – 1:00 pm Lunch on own1:00 – 2:45 pm Improving the Health Care Team Mike Morales, Cindy Miller, Connie Schroeder, IDS2:45 – 3:15 pm Break3:15 – 4:10 pm Technician Empowerment: Getting thru your Midlife Crisis Nicole Martinez, Wade Miller4:10 – 5:00 pm State of NANT5:15 – 7:00 pm Grand Opening of Exhibits

Wednesday, 7 march 2012

Concurrent Sessions Clinical Biomed Professional Development8:00 – 8:45 am Home Therapies: Educating your

Patients Dori SchatellElectronics 101 John Sweeny Collaboration and Eff ective

Communication between nurses and Techs8:50 – 9:35 am El ectronics 201 John Sweeny

9:35 – 10:35 am Exhibit Hall open10:35 – 11:20 am Dealing with Diffi cult Patients

Diana ShelkovV Tag Violations Danilo Concepcion Where can we go from here?

Karen Evans

11:20 am – 1:00 pm Lunch on Own1:00 – 5:00 pm Exams – BonEnT, nnCC – MUST register in advance with testing organization1:00 – 2:35 pm Common Survey Mistakes you

Don’T Have to Make Teri SpencerBiofi lm: The now –“An ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure.” The Future – ? Jo-Anne Maltais

Preparing for your next Step Panel Denise Van Valkenburgh

2:35 – 3:15 pm Exhibit Hall open3:15 – 4:50 pm Clinical Case Studies Wade Miller,

Teri Spencer, Diana Shelkov, John SweenyFuture in Water Treatment for Dialysis Jim Baker

oops, now What? Heather Paradis

5:00 – 6:00 pm Reception in Exhibits7:00 – 10:00 pm Club nAnT sponsored by GIA Medical

Thursday, 8 march 20127:30 – 9:00 am networking Breakfast9:00 – 9:45 am Infection Control Teri Spencer9:45 – 10:30 am Green Tech Room Rejean Quesnelle10:30 – 10:45 am Refreshment Break10:45 am – 12:00 noon your Role in Keeping Patients Safe Glenda Payne, MS, RN, CNN

vascular access Workshop monday, 5 march 20128:30 – 10:00 am Which Type of Access Fits your Patients’ needs? From Decision to Cannulation Marianne Newman, Fistula First10:00 – 10:30 am Break10:30 am – 12:00 noon Proper Care and Assessment Marianne Newman, Fistula First12:00 noon– 1:00 pm Lunch on own1:00 – 2:00 pm Maintaining Access Gregg Miller, MD Medical Director, American Access Care2:00 – 3:00 pm overcoming Access Challenges Bigi Bispham, RN, Hemodialysis Vascular Access Manager3:00 – 3:45 pm Break3:45 – 4:45 pm Vascular Access Case Studies Bigi Bispham, RN, Marianne Newman, Gregg Miller, MD

THe FIne PRInT

What is included in your RegistrationThe Full Symposium Registration includes all educational programs and social events from Tuesday at 8:15 am through Thursday at 12:00 noon. Daily registration for each day includes all educational programs and social events held on that day.

Cancellation LiabilityIn the event of cancellation of the symposium for any reason, the National Association of Nephrology Technicians / Technologists liability is limited to the return of the symposium fee.

Cancellation PolicyA cancellation fee of 25 percent will be charged for all cancellations made after 3 February 2012. All cancellations must be in writing. Confi rmed registrants who fail to attend and do not cancelprior to 27 February 2012 are liable for the entire symposium registration. You may, if you wish, send a substitute.

Continuing education Contact HoursEarn up to 16 continuing education contact hours by attending every session during the symposium, and an additional 7.2 contact hours for either Monday workshop.

NANT is approved as a provider of continu-ing education by the California Board of Nursing, BRN provider number 07941. The Board of Nephrology Examiners, Nursing and Technology (BONENT), the National Nephrology Certifi cation Organization (NNCO) and the Nephrology Nursing Certifi cation Commission (NNCC) will accept contact hours received at this meeting.

nanT exhibit Hall

Our exhibit hall continues to grow with our focus on products and services which techni-cians purchase and use. We kick off the 2012 Annual Symposium with the Grand Opening of the Exhibit Hall, Tuesday evening, from 5:15 – 7:00 pm. Come prepared for an evening full of fun and networking. Don’t miss your opportu-nity to meet and greet key industry players.

Representatives from major industry manufacturers and suppliers will be on hand to discuss their products and services with symposium participants.

This is a great opportunity to learn about the latest programs, products and innovations in the nephrology fi eld. Witness demonstrations, pick-up samples and participate in raffl es in the exhibit hall.

Refreshment breaks throughout the symposium will be held in the exhibit hall. The exhibit hall will be open during breaks through Wednesday evening.

exhibit HoursTuesday, 6 March5:15 pm – 7:00 pm Exhibits Grand Opening Reception

Wednesday, 7 March9:35 – 10:35 amRefreshments in Exhibits

2:35 – 3:15 pm Refreshments in Exhibits

5:00 – 6:00 pm Refreshments in Exhibit/Raffl e Drawings/Close

Riviera HotelLas vegas, nvThe Riviera Hotel & Casino is a Las Vegas Strip icon with a modern day, multi-million dollar remodeling of rooms and convention facilities.

Over 2000 refurbished spacious rooms off er maximum comfort and dramatic views of the glittering Las Vegas Strip with its western sce-nic panoramas. The Riviera’s Convention Center is the location of the NANT Symposium, with 150,000 square feet of convention space. Please

note, the less expensive rooms available through internet sites are not as large, nor as conveniently located in proximity to the symposium rooms.

This full-service Las Vegas Strip hotel fea-tures outstanding shows performing nightly in intimate theater settings. Dining options include the Riv Buff et, R Steak & Seafood Res-taurant, Poolside Café, Queen Victoria British Pub, Banana Leaf Asian Restaurant, and Mardi Gras Food Court. The hotel also boasts 100,000 square feet of the latest casino games that include the best table games odds on the Las Vegas Strip as well as the new Asian gaming pit, featuring baccarat and Pai Gow poker. In addi-tion, it is the only casino on the Las Vegas Strip to off er bingo. NANT participants staying at the Riviera are entitled to discounts to all Riviera shows with an average savings in excess of 50%.

The NANT room rates are $79 single/doubleplus 12% occupancy tax; this rate includes the resort amenity fee which off ers free access to the fi tness center, free local calls and discounts

at selected lounges within the hotel. Make reservations by calling 800.634.6753 or 702.794.9412. Please identify ask for the group rate for NANT. Room availability cannot be guaranteed beyond 10 February 2012. The hotel requires a one night’s deposit, refundable if reservations are cancelled at least 7 days prior to arrival. These rates are off ered 3 days before and after the symposium, based on availability. The hotel does not issue written confi rmations; however, you may obtain a confi rmation num-ber by calling Room Reservations Department at 800.634.6753.

Make your reservations online by going to bit.ly/nAnT2012

The vendors at NANT give me the best overview of the latest in products and services for dialysis technology. I always � nd something new at the symposium!

“ From my position as President of the New York Chapter to NANT President, I have used the network of dialysis professionals to help me achieve my career goals.” – Charles Torres, CHT

5 Correspondence information:

Mail registration form and all payments to: NANT, PO Box 2307 Dayton, OH 45401-2307

Address for express mail only: 11 W Monument Ave, Ste 510 Dayton, OH 45402-1233

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o Water Purification – MarCor $ 15 $

o Vascular Access $ 50 $

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Registration Is as easy as 1, 2, 3...First, decide which pre-Symposium Workshops you are attending, if any. Note that you need to pay for these separately. You may not register for two workshops being held at the same time.

Second, calculate your fees. If you are registering for the full Symposium, you do NOT need to pay the daily fees. If you plan on attending only one day, you do NOT need to pay the full Symposium registration fee.

Then…

1 In Part 1 of the Symposium Registration Form, please print or type your membership ID number, first name,

last name, and nickname (If your full name is Robert, your nickname might be Bob), your employer, and the city and state in which your agency/institution/office is located. This information will be used to produce your Symposium name badge. Your membership ID number is the 7-digit number located on your membership card or you can find it on the mailing label of this brochure, above your name.

2In Part 2 of the Symposium Registration Form, check the appropriate box to indicate whether you prefer

the Symposium office to use your home or work address for mailing purposes. Complete this section by printing or typing that address along with its city, state, zip or other postal code and country, including your daytime tele-phone number and fax number (include proper area code, please) in case the Symposium office needs to contact you quickly.

3 In Part 3 of the Symposium Registration Form, please circle the appropriate registration fee(s). Please write

the Amount Due in line with your circled fee(s). Please include the total on the Total Enclosed line.

3a. If you are not currently a member of NANT, you MUST pay the non-member fee. If you pay for the individual NANT membership fee ($50), pay the NANT Member fee for full or daily registration. If three or more people join at one time, the fee is reduced to $25 per person (applications and payment must be sent in same envelope).

3B. When registering with a student discount, you must enclose a copy of your current student ID with your registration.

4In Part 4 of the Symposium Registration Form, please indicate the method by which you are paying the total

registration fees of Part 3. Purchase orders must be sent with registration forms. If a purchase order covers more than one individual, all registration forms must be includ-ed with the purchase order, and the name of each regis-trant listed on the purchase order. All purchase orders must be for the “after 1 February” registration fee.

5As indicated in Part 5 of the Symposium Registration Form, there are three easy ways to send your complet-

ed form to the Symposium office: