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EVENTS
Getting Physical in Mt. Pleasant
It's the week before Easter and the Athletic Training Room at Mt. Pleasant High School is running at high capacity while husband and wife athletic trainers, Steve and Cara Ashby attend to a growing list of students atheletes needing their attention. Read More...
Families Eating Smart & Moving More
On October 4, Families Eating Smart & Moving More will kick off another series of teaching families how to live healthier lifestyles, based on its plan, shop, and fix method of preparation. Last year, 80 Cabarrus County residents attended the pilot program, with 32 graduating after attending all four sessions in a series. This year, the Cooperative Extension and Cabarrus Family Medicine would like to reach more local families. Read more...
Sports Medicine Symposium
Cabarrus Family Medicine Residency Program, CMC-Northeast, and Cabarrus County Schools sponsor the annual Cabarrus County Sports Medicine Symposium. This program is designed to provide coaches, athletic trainers, physical therapists, physicians and other healthcare professionals with current information on prevention, assessment and management of selected topics/injuries in the field of sports medicine.
Symposium Coordinators
Scott Barringer, M.Ed., ATC/L
Christopher Snyder, III, MD
Kevin Burroughs, MD, CAQSM
CMC-Northeast is located off of Interstate 85. Take exit 58, Concord exit, to Highway 29 South. The medical center faces Highway 29. Enter the main entrance of the Medical Arts building for the sports medicine symposium.
For more information, call ASK FIRST, a free service of CMC-Northeast, at 704-783-1275 or 1-800-575-1275.
Click here for the Schedule of Events
Community CPR Certification and First Aid Classes to be Offered
Cabarrus Family Medicine will be hosting community classes for First Aid Training & CPR certification & recertification at their Conference Center, October 11-13. Read more...
Behavioral Training for Parents of Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Take this opportunity to participate in a parent training program that is nationally recognized. This program has been shown to be effective for increasing compliance and decreasing disruptive behavior in children with ADHD. Most parents and children also report an improvement in their relationship and in the happiness of the child. Read more...
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