Kick Off Breakfast: "What Happening in 2010-11" and "How Did I Get To Be Me?"
| Date/Time: | 9/24/2010 - 7:30 - 8:00am - Registration; 8:00 - 9:30 am - Breakfast, Presentation and Interview | | Location: | Wolfert's Roost Country Club
Van Rensselaer Boulevard
Albany, NY | | Topic: | "What Happening in 2010-11" and "How Did I Get To Be Me?" | | Format: | | | Speaker(s): | AGA New York Capital Chapter Officers
James G Sheehan, JD - New York State Medicaid Inspector General | | Objectives: | To learn some important techniques to help build a successful career. | | CPE's: | 1 Credit | | Cost: | $5 for Students
$10 for AGA Members
$15 for Non-Members
FREE for New Recruits Joining on the Day of the Breakfast and for AGA Members who Bring New Recruits. This is our Thanks for Your Support!
NOTE: Both Members and New Recruits MUST Pre-Register for this Event | | Prerequisites: | None Required | | Advanced Prep: | None Required | | Field of Study: | Management Advisory Service | | NYS License No.: | 00329 | Event Details: DESCRIPTION -
COME FOR BREAKFAST, PREVIEW AGA EVENTS FOR 2010-11 AND HEAR JAMES SHEEHAN ANSWER THE QUESTION: “HOW DID I GET TO BE ME?”
You are cordially invited to our annual Kick-Off Breakfast. Shelly Taleporos, Chapter President, and other chapter officers will provide details about the Chapter’s line-up of programs and other initiatives for 2010-11.
To kick-off our new year, we will be joined by James G. Sheehan, JD, New York State Medicaid Inspector General. Mr. Sheehan was appointed as the New York State Medicaid Inspector General in April 2007. He had been the Associate U.S. Attorney for Civil Programs in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia). Mr. Sheehan has focused on health care fraud since 1987, having personally handled or directly supervised over 500 health care fraud matters. From 1999 to 2006, he led the Federal Government’s investigation and case against Medco Health Solutions, which resulted in recovery of over $155 million, as well as substantial business changes to protect patients and pharmacists. He received the Attorney General’s Distinguished Service Award in 1992 and 1997, and the Inspector General’s Integrity Award in 1990, 1993, 1997, and 2005.
The New York Medicaid Inspector General’s Office (OMIG) is the second largest state Medicaid program integrity agency in the United States, with over 600 staff, overseeing an annual Medicaid budget of $51 billion. Professional staff include auditors, investigators, data analysts, and medical personnel-pharmacists, nurses and physician and dental reviewers. In 2009-2010, OMIG had recoveries and new cost avoidances of over $ 1 billion.
Join us to hear Mr. Sheehan’s thoughts on how to build a successful career.
So don’t miss out on a great meal, get a chance to engage our Chapter leadership, and hear helpful hints and tips for building a successful career.
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Updated by: LBrown on 8/26/2010 11:21:38 AM
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