Destination CME - Skiing Event - March 19-22, 2025 - Outpatient Medicine Update - Choose Your Own Adventure

Dr. Steve Burgess started CME Vacations after seeing a need for high quality, up-to-date CME for hospitalists. He works as a hospitalist in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and keeps all the CME content at CME Vacations current, reading dozens of studies every week. He received his medical degree from Texas Tech, is adjunct faculty with Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, and a member of Alpha Omega Alpha.

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Alan Sbar trained as a general surgeon at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio. Originally from the East Coast, he obtained his Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry from Rutgers University in New Jersey and completed his medical degree at George Washington University in Washington, DC. After many exciting active duty adventures as Commander of a Forward Surgical Team in Europe, he returned to the states where he focused on rural surgical care and surgical infectious disease management. Rural surgical extension services through his teaching position as TTUHSC in Texas led him to a primary care position with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. He now considers himself a reformed surgeon providing primary care and minor surgical expertise to the Federal Government.

Evelyn Sbar serves as physician for the United States Federal Government. She is trained as a family practice physician with additional qualifications in headache medicine. While she is a Texas native, she has worked for the Department of the Army in Germany, the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity in Wisconsin, until returning to her roots as Vice-Chair of TTUHSC Family Medicine Residency Department in Amarillo from 2014-2022. Grandchildren have brought her back to the Midwest with a current duty station in Illinois. She is member of the National Alpha Omega Alpha honor society, a Fellow of the American Academy of Family Practice, and author/co-author of numerous publications. Her current practice focuses on the medical care of disadvantaged populations and public health.