USCMA entra la Era Digital con su nueva Oficina Virtual para el mejor servicio de sus miembros

Posted on September 8, 2010 by uscma

Uscma lanza nueva oficina virtual

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Congreso Médico “Bicentenario de la Independencia de Colombia”

Posted on March 1, 2010 by uscma

XXX Congreso Médico "Bicentenario de Colombia"
Via email uscma@uscma.org

Imprima aquí toda la información:
Formatos de Inscripción – Detalles del Hotel – Programa Científico y  Social del XXX Congreso

  • Programa Científico Congreso USCMA 2010 Formato PDF - Horario y Programa
  • Programa Social y Eventos
  • Detalles Hoteles y Tiquetes Aereos
    • Reservas Aereas con la Empresa ‘Aires”
      20% de descuento en sus tarifas a los asistentes al Congreso en los vuelos hacia Colombia saliendo desde Fort Lauderdale – Florida y en las rutas nacionales en Colombia, para las personas que quieran visitar otras ciudades.
      Este descuento estará vigente desde el 17 de julio hasta el 9 de agosto del 2010.

      Para poder obtener este descuento debe dar el código USCMA al momento de la reserva a través de www.aires.aero
    • Otras aerolíneas que viajan a Bogota son:
      Avianca, American Airlines, Delta, Continental, Spirit, etc.

Embassy Suites Bogota Colombia Calle 70# 6-22Embasy Suites – Hotels Hilton
Calle 70 No. 6.22
Bogotá – Colombia

Hotel a solo una cuadra de la Academia Nacional de Medicina.
Alojamiento en Suite.

‘USCMA’ ha firmado contrato con el EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL de Bogotá y ha logrado obtener un importante descuento en el costo de las habitaciones para los asistentes al Congreso.

Este hotel está ubicado a tan solo una cuadra de la Academia Nacional de Medicina y cercano a todas las actividades que se desarrollarán durante el Congreso.

El hotel cuenta con todas las facilidades de un Hotel cinco (5) estrellas.

El número de habitaciones es limitado, por lo que recomendamos realizar la reservación lo antes posible.

Las reservaciones deben ser realizadas antes del 15 de mayo de 2010, para garantizar la tarifa. Contacte a USCMA para todos los detalles.

La Presidenta de las Damas Voluntarias, Pilar Dangond reunirá a las Damas Voluntarias durante el Congreso en Bogota.

Listado de Conferencistas en todos los temas:
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