August 6 – 8, 2021
Belmond Charleston Place Hotel
Charleston, SC
If you previously registered for this meeting before it was postponed,
your registration is still valid and you do not need to re-register.
Please email Brandi (bking@pami.org) if you’re unsure!
Hotel Room Block Now Open
Group Rate is $370/night + taxes & fees
Reserve a room online
Rooms can also be booked directly with the Reservations Office
by calling 800-831-3490 or via email at groupres.cph@belmond.com
(Mention SC Society of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons to receive group rate)
Room Block closes July 6, 2021 so do not delay!!!
SPEAKERS
Dr. Edward Thomas Lewis III, M.D
Dr. Edward Thomas Lewis III is a clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC). He completed his medical school and residency training in general psychiatry at MUSC as well. He then went on to complete an addiction psychiatry fellowship and a forensic psychiatry fellowship.
In his current role, Dr. Lewis is the attending physician on the addictions inpatient unit at MUSC Institute of Psychiatry. He also serves as the forensic psychiatry fellowship director. Dr. Lewis has been recognized as an expert witness in forensic psychiatry by the South Carolina court of general sessions. He also conducts forensic evaluations and has provided psychiatric treatment to inmates within the South Carolina Department of Corrections. Dr. Lewis is an expert on addictions-related issues in legal contexts.
Dr. Lewis is involved in organizational psychiatry. He is a South Carolina Representative on the American Psychiatric Association Assembly and a national membership committee member. Dr. Lewis is currently the President of the South Carolina Psychiatric Association.
ANDREW HERLICH, DMD, MD, FAAP, FASA
Dr. Herlich is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. He has held many positions in the Department including Residency Director, Vice-Chair for Faculty Development, and Special Assistant to the Chair. He is still involved in Residency Education, Selection, and Mentoring.
Dr. Herlich stepped down from the official Liaison from the ASA to AAOMS several years ago but is still very active with interdisciplinary relations. He recently assumed the mantle of Committee Vice-Chair for Retired Member Engagement of the ASA as the “Silver Tsunami” approaches in health care providers. He has lectured frequently throughout the United States and Canada. He has published frequently in various publications and has also been the recipient of NIH Funding with an R-01, an R-13, and a T-32 award. Dr. Herlich’s academic and clinical interests include anesthesia for the breadth of head and neck surgery, pediatric anesthesia, anesthesia for burn surgery, and malignant hyperthermia. Despite retiring from the operating room 2 years ago, Dr. Herlich decided to give back to his “roots” by providing anesthetic care for cognitively and physically challenged dental patients at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine where he holds the position of Clinical Professor.
Finally, Dr. Herlich is most proud of his Tufts School of Dental Medicine education. He is very grateful that his family enabled his successes over the many years.