Exciting Location: The Jordan Hotel, Sunday River
Lodging: Jordan Hotel, Sunday River
Jordan Hotel, Sunday River
https://sundayriver.com/
27 Grand Cir.
Newry, ME 04261
Room block and discounted lodging rate expire September 16, 2025.
Online Reservations: Click Here
Reservations by Phone: (800) 207-2365
Discounted Rate: $169/night plus 12% service fee & applicable taxes
Identify yourself as a guest of the Maine Association of Nurse Anesthesiology 2025 Fall Conference.
Group Number: 86H94B
Tuition
Early Registration Rates Available Until September 16, 2025
All rates increase by $25 per day after September 16, 2025
Full Conference Rate:
CRNA & RN $550 / SRNA $200
Daily Rate:
Friday – CRNA & RN: $50 / SRNA: $25
Saturday: CRNA & RN: $275 / SRNA: $100
Sunday: CRNA & RN: $275 / SRNA: $100
Cancellations:
Prior to September 16, 2025: Refund less $100 cancellation fee.
After September 16, 2025: Credit for future MEANA conference.
CE Credits
This program is designed to meet the requirements for 15 Class A CE credits.
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Faculty
Tracey Dujakovich, JD
Mary Scott-Herring, DNP, MS, CRNA
Matt Zinder, MS, CH, CRNA
Schedule
ScheduleFaculty Bios
Tracey Dujakovich, JD
Senior Claims Attorney
Tracey joined PPM in 2010. Tracey is responsible for handling a wide range of high severity cases in the eastern United States. As a Senior Claims Attorney, Tracey is responsible for the overall strategy and day-to-day management of litigation files, including directing settlement negotiations and attending trials. Tracey is also very active in PPM’s risk management program conducting on-site risk management seminars.
Prior to joining PPM, Tracey managed multi-specialty medical negligence claims for five years with the Illinois State Medical Insurance Exchange. Tracey also worked in private practice for five years defending general liability and medical negligence lawsuits.
Tracey is a 1991 graduate of the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law.
Mary Scott-Herring, DNP, MS, CRNA
Mary Scott-Herring is an assistant professor at Georgetown University in the Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice (DNAP) Program, Washington, DC. Formally the CRNA Education Coordinator at the University of Maryland Medical Center and the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, and the Clinical Coordinator of Graduate Nurse Anesthesia Education at Johns Hopkins, all in Baltimore, MD, she continues her clinical practice in these facilities, providing anesthesia to patients of all ages.
Dr. Scott-Herring is one of only 2 CRNAs to complete an Armstrong Patient Safety Fellowship at the Johns Hopkins Armstrong Institute of Patient Safety in which she received the Elizabeth Martinez Fellowship Award. This in-name recognition is given to a staff or faculty member in the Johns Hopkins University Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine in memory of Dr. Elizabeth Martinez and her leadership and dedication to patient safety.
Dr. Scott-Herring served for two years as an appointed member of the AANA State Organizational Development Committee as well as the AANA Nominations Committee. In addition, she has been involved with the Maryland Association of Nurse Anesthetists (MANA) as a board and committee member and remains active in policy and government relations activities. Dr. Scott-Herring has had the honor of speaking to a variety of audiences at the local, state, and national levels.
Most recently, Dr. Scott-Herring graduated with a master’s degree in Medical Cannabis Science and Therapeutics from the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy. Her interests include clinical education and professional development, preceptor/mentorship, simulation, quality improvement, active shooter events, pediatrics, artificial intelligence, and healthcare policy.
Matt Zinder, MS, CH, CRNA
Matthew Zinder has worked in some level of healthcare for 20 years, starting as an EMT in a volunteer fire station. Matthew owns and operates a Maryland-based mobile anesthesia practice that has been in business since 1984. It consists of 20 practitioners and covers 60 locations throughout the state of Maryland. Matthew speaks at many professional conferences, both nationally and internationally, involving topics such as business of anesthesia, hypnosis, and the practice of anesthesia. Matthew also has an active hypnotherapy practice that caters mainly to healthcare providers. Matthew is also the founder and director of Maryland Emergency Response, a disaster relief 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that works to aid victims following natural and/or man-made disasters.