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Parker University NeuroCon 2021

Parker Seminars will host an in-person event designed specifically for healthcare professionals on July 30 and 31 on the Parker University campus in Dallas, in conjunction with the annual Summer Jam event celebrating students, staff and faculty.

Sessions are focused on a superior integrative approach to supportive research and application for the care of neurological disorders. Attendees will learn from and network with well-known worldwide leaders that specialize in disorders of the nervous system such as Dr. William E. Morgan, Jay Shah, Tammy Fogarty, Richard Harris, David Seaman and Brandon Brock.

New York Times bestselling author David Eagleman and TED Talk presenter Heather Berlin, both keynote speakers for the event, will offer firsthand knowledge and share their experiences. Attendees can earn valuable continuing hours and visit vendor booths to learn more about the industry’s latest and greatest advancements.

To register or for more information, visit parkerseminars.com/neurocon-21
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