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Practical Breast Care for the Front-Line Clinician
Primary care providers, OB/GYNs, and Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) are often the first—and most critical—point of contact for patients with breast concerns.
This half-day Clinical Breast Management Post-Conference is designed specifically for busy referring clinicians who are expected to evaluate, manage, and triage breast issues—but for whom breast care is not a daily specialty.
Focused, practical, and efficient, this program delivers clear clinical guidance you can apply immediately—without taking a full day away from your practice.
In just a half day, participants will:
- Go beyond the lecture—gain hands-on skills training in core procedures, including incision & drainage, suturing, and skin biopsy.
- Build confidence in evaluating common breast complaints encountered in primary care, OB/GYN, and APP practice settings
- Clarify when to reassure, monitor, image, or refer—and how to streamline referrals appropriately
- Understand current standards in breast imaging, risk assessment, and clinical pathways
- Reduce unnecessary referrals while ensuring timely escalation of concerning findings
- Strengthen collaboration with breast centers and specialty teams
- Enhance patient communication during high-anxiety clinical encounters
Designed for:
- OB/GYNs
- Primary Care Physicians
- Advanced Practice Providers (NPs, PAs, CNMs)
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Clinicians who manage breast concerns periodically, not all day, every day
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