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Health Care Reform: A View From Washington Atul Grover, AAMC 
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Lightning Round: Three Hot Topics Kenneth T. Hertz, CMPE 
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Rx for a Great Future: Engagement, Alignment, & Leadership Jay Kaplan, MD, FACEP 
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Social Networking: Getting Social to Get Results Todd Cole, Shawn Kessler 
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Getting From Here To There: Top Ten Things You Thought You Knew About Doctors and Healthcare....But You Don't Stephen K. Klasko, M.D., M.B.A. 
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Danger! Danger! Using Tells to Spot
Problems in Your Placements Scott Love 
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The Next Healthcare Joe Flower Please email your request to jlaux@kmgnet.com for a copy of this presentation. 
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The Physician Enterprise Model and Other Alternative Forms of
Physician Employment Peter A. Pavarini, Esq. 
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Proving Your Value: Justifying Your Existence at the Executive Table Kurt Scott 
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Trends, Fads, And Fashions in Healthcare Jennifer Moody |
President and President-Elect Take Positions
Pat Doyle-Grace took the gavel as NAPR President at the 2010 Annual Business Meeting. Pat had served NAPR as a Board member and officer for the past several years, having also served on several NAPR committees, including Co-Chairmanship of the NAPR Schools and Education Committees as well as speaking at past NAPR educational events and contributing articles to the NAPR Newsletter. In 2008, Pat was the recipient of the President’s Award.
Patrice Streicher was elected NAPR President-Elect by the members of the newly-elected NAPR Board of Directors. In addition to serving on the Board for the past several years, Streicher served on several NAPR committees including Chair of the Public Relations Committee and most recently served as Vice President of NAPR. Streicher assumed her duties immediately following the NAPR Annual Business Meeting.
Anne Folger was elected NAPR Vice President by the Board of Directors. She has also served on the Board for several years, most recently as Secretary-Treasurer.
Jim Stone was elected Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Stone most recently served on the Board of Directors and as Chair of the Vendor Services Committee.
Distinguished Service Award: 
Marty Osinski was presented the NAPR Distinguished Service Award, the highest award given by NAPR, for his devotion to and leadership of NAPR. This inherent trait that we share – the drive for perfection – is one of the main reasons our Association continues to prosper, and the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award personifies these traits.
Marty has been involved with and actively committed to the Association since the late 1980s, serving on the Board, many committees, as well as President in 1991-92 and 2008-09. Marty continues to leave his mark on NAPR with his creativity, perseverance, and vision for the future.
President’s Award:
Anne Folger received the President’s Award for unselfishly giving of her time, knowledge and creativity to support NAPR and its mission. Ms. Folger shared her time and expertise with NAPR for several years as a Board member, and as Treasurer, she demonstrated the fiduciary instincts and financial skills necessary to insure that NAPR continues to keep its head above water in these tough economic times.
Outstanding Committee Chair Award:
Jim Stone received the Outstanding Committee Chair Award for his hard work and dedication to the Vendor Services Committee. For the past few years, Jim worked tirelessly on NAPR’s behalf to seek out and befriend the people and companies whose products and services help make our jobs as physician recruiters easier and more productive.
Vendor Appreciation Award: 
The NAPR Board of Directors voted to present the 2010 Vendor Appreciation Award to JAMA for its continued support of NAPR through sponsorships, exhibiting at meetings, and advertising in several NAPR publications. Thalia Moss of JAMA was present to accept the award.