An opportunity for trainees in Medical Genetics and Biochemical Genetics to be introduced to the field of metabolic disorders and to meet and learn from leading figures in the field. Space permitting, a limited number of course slots may be open to other trainees or interested academic physicians.
The Academy will provide a broad overview of inborn errors of metabolism focusing on the clinical diagnosis and treatment of these disorders. A renowned faculty will guide you through seminars on disease recognition and diagnosis, workshops to integrate understanding of normal metabolism and pathophysiology, and case-based workshops on diagnosis and management. NAMA is presented by the Society for Inherited Metabolic Disorders (SIMD).
Organized by Jean-Marie Saudubray, Jerry Vockley, and Mark Korson
NAMA 1.0October 9th – 15th, 2022
The Society for Inherited Metabolic Disorders (SIMD) has established the North American Metabolic Academy (NAMA) to provide a forum in which medical genetic and biochemical genetic trainees can build their knowledge base about the inborn errors of metabolism and can gain exposure to the diagnosis and management of metabolic diseases. The course is now referred to as NAMA 1.0.
Registration for the 2022 North American Metabolic Academy (NAMA 1.0) course, scheduled for October 9th – 15th at Lanier Islands Legacy Lodge in Buford, GA, is now open.
Download the application form here
Registration closes on August 26, 2022
Questions? Please contact Leslie at leslie.lublink@gmail.comPlease watch the SIMD-NAMA website for updates about NAMA 2022. www.simdnama.org
The SIMD NAMA is a sterling opportunity in medical education. To quote one participant, "I think it's a really powerful endorsement for this field of medicine that its seasoned experts come here for a whole week to teach trainees. I am very impressed with this attitude of teaching and it makes me feel excited to be going into this field. This was a great learning experience." Read more about the 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 academies in the Conference Info section.