LANSING AREA ORTHOPEDIC SUBSIDIARY OF THE BGC
EIN 82-3599593 · Single Organization Support (E11)
What they do
A MEDICAL LECTURE is ORGANIZED EACH YEAR BY A MEDICAL LECTURE COMMITTEE, LED BY ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON and BOYS and GIRLS CLUB of LANSING BOARD MEMBER DR. JOHN SAUCHAK. THIS COMMITTEE PLANS THE PROGRAM, SOLICITS SPEAKERS and ARRANGES for VENDORS AT A VENDOR SHOWCASE AT THE EVENT. IT is ALSO RESPONSIBLE for ARRANGING ATTENDANCE of INTERESTED PROFESSIONALS.THE EVENT TYPICALLY TAKES PLACE AT EAGLE EYE GOLF COURSE IN BATH, MICHIGAN DURING THE FIRST WEEK IN JUNE. MEDICAL VENDORS and PRODUCT SUPPLIERS PAY LANSING AREA ORTHOPEDIC SUBSIDIARY of THE BGC for VENDOR BOOTHS WHERE THEY DISPLAY THEIR OWN GOODS and SERVICES and ARE PERMITTED to SELL or SOLICIT ORDERS. A FEE is CHARGED BY LANSING AREA ORTHOPEDIC SUBSIDIARY of THE BGC for ATTENDEES of THE MEDICAL LECTURE. ATTENDEES ARE ELIGIBLE for CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION CREDITS. LECTURERS WITH THE EXCEPTION of DR. SAUCHAK RECEIVE AN HONORARIA.THE MEDICAL LECTURE OPENS WITH REGISTRATION and A MEET-AND-GREET for PHYSICIANS and MEDICAL RESIDENTS IN THE
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ContactDR JOHN SAUCHAKPRESIDENT
Mailing address4315 PLEASANT GROVE ROAD, LANSING, MI 48910
Main phone(517) 482-2400 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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