From CTeL’s Executive Director, Greg Billings:

“We welcome you to our 10th CTeL Executive Telehealth Summit.  You will find attending this event an invaluable experience. We look forward to having you at the table.

CTeL Summits were created in response to calls from Fortune 500 companies and telehealth industry practitioners wanting a forum for nonaligned and technology neutral conversations.  Summit agendas are crafted to encourage unbiased and open dialogue.  As such, CTeL Summits are solely funded by attendee registration fees.  CTeL does not accept endorsement fees nor promote any specific technology or vendor.

Summits convene the leading thinkers and innovators in the medical community to grapple with all of the issues surrounding the use of emerging technologies that hold potential to improve the delivery of safe and quality medical care. The Summit’s conference format is deliberately open to encourage attendees to look beyond today and peek into the future. We look forward to having you at the table for a beneficial and thought-provoking event.”

CTeL’s Spring Summit will be held from June 14 – 15, 2018 at the Washington Hilton in Washington, D.C. Register here!

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Join us for the next Quarterly Thought Conference, which is scheduled for June 14, 2016 at 3 p.m., CDT. The topic will be, “Safe Telemedicine Practice.”

The speaker will be Christa Natoli, Vice President of Innovations, The Robert J. Waters Center for Telehealth & e-Health Law (CTeL).

Christa oversees all business development efforts and strategic operations. She has extensive experience in policy matters and has developed strong relationships with all 50 state medical boards, senior members of Congress, foreign embassies, the United Nations and World Health Organization.

Christa has particular expertise in prescribing and physical examination requirements for telehealth encounters. She also has deep knowledge of issues related to mHealth, reimbursement, physician and nurse licensure and international telemedicine.

Before joining CTeL, Christa worked as a business development director and public relations and marketing advisor with companies and nonprofits. She also has experience with state level and congressional campaigns, grassroots organizing, strategy and research.

Christa is a published author and noted lecturer and speaker. Before graduating from Harvard, Christa devoted two years to conducting ground-breaking research on international telemedicine adoption and acceptance in remote, rural regions of Pakistan. She also assisted in editing former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto’s bestseller, Reconciliation: Islam, Democracy and the West, for which she received a special thank you in the book’s acknowledgments.

Register here!

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