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To support the needs and preferences of attendees, two registration opportunities are offered:

• San Diego with online access includes attendance at non-ticketed, in-person sessions and all Online-only access offerings until Dec. 31.
• Online-only access includes live-streamed/recorded and on-demand educational sessions until Dec. 31.

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On Sept. 18, all on-demand clinical and practice management courses will be made accessible via the online platform until Dec. 31. In-person recorded content will be added to the online program and accessible to registrants beginning Oct. 2.

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No, not all sessions will be available via live-stream. Participants can view the online program to see the full list of live-streamed courses. Note: Some sessions will be recorded and provided as archived content on-demand from Oct. 2 to Dec. 31.

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Participants will be able to access the online meeting platform until Dec. 31.

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• Didactic clinical courses and practice management sessions do not require tickets. Seats for these sessions are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Access to select session recordings will be available online from Oct. 2 to Dec. 31.
• Paid tickets are required for the Anesthesia Update and Head and Neck preconference programs, hands-on workshops, Office-Based Emergency Airway Management (OBEAM) module sessions, California Dental Practice Act and California Infection Control Course. Tickets also are required for the President’s Event.
• Separate registration is required for the Beyond the Basics Coding Workshop being held in conjunction with the Annual Meeting. Paid tickets are required for this workshop.
• View the online program for a complete list of ticketed sessions and events.
• If you registered for a paid course, the ticket is included in your registration packet.
• A paid ticket guarantees a seat in the specified course.
• Available tickets can be purchased through advance registration. After Sept. 17, tickets (if still available) will be only sold onsite at the AAOMS Attendee Registration Center in the convention center.

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Each attendee will be sent platform access instructions to the email account used to register for the meeting. On or after Sept. 18, registrants can visit AAOMS.org/AMprogram and log in with their email address and unique eight-digit registration/member ID number. An account may be logged in to only one device at a time. Sharing account access is prohibited.

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The meeting platform is compatible with laptops, desktops, tablets and smartphones. For optimum access, disconnect from a VPN (if possible). With an online meeting, a strong internet connection of 1.4 Mbps is recommended.

AAOMS highly recommends accessing the site through Google Chrome for all meeting platform features. Internet Explorer is not recommended.

Run a system check.

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If you have connection or audio issues while accessing a session, check your internet connection, refresh your browser or re-enter the session. Also try checking the speaker audio icon or laptop volume. AAOMS highly recommends accessing the site through Google Chrome for all meeting platform features. Internet Explorer is not recommended.

Run a system check.

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Attendees can access recorded and on-demand sessions from Oct. 2 through Dec. 31.

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Attendees can access sessions at AAOMS.org/AMprogram. Starting Sept. 18, on-demand sessions will be available to attendees. Beginning Oct. 2, recorded and on-demand sessions will be available. Access to the meeting platform ends at 11:59 p.m. CST Dec. 31.

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Online access begins Sept. 18. Those who register after Sept. 18 will gain immediate access.

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The meeting will include online access to the Exhibit Hall map that will be open 24/7 from Sept. 21 to 23.

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Visit AAOMS.org/MyCE to claim CE and evaluate sessions by Jan. 31, 2024. You will need your eight-digit registration/member ID number found in the pre-meeting email or your AAOMS.org profile.