Regions Next Step Webinar: Smart Money Habits
March 2, 2022 //
When Your Money Goes Far, SO DO YOU.
Regions strives to provide you with easy-to-understand guidance and tools to help you accomplish your unique financial goals.
Being financially responsible involves planning and having a strategy in place to reach your financial goals. Learn how to establish reachable goals and develop new spending and saving habits. Get tips on organization, record-keeping, and controlling your money to create stability in your financial future.
In this webinar you'll learn how to:
- Set financial goals.
- Track your daily spending habits.
- Increase your income and decrease your spending.
- Get more out of your paycheck.
- Get out of debt.
One Webinar, Same Topic, Multiple Dates to Attend
Tuesday, March 29,2022 at 6 PM CST
Thursday, March 31,2022 at 12 PM CST
Sign up for this FREE webinar today and start learning about financial independence!
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Dr. Safiya K. Lyn-Lassiter is an Assistant Medical Director at a prominent Free Standing Emergency Department (FSED) in South Florida with over eight years of experience in Emergency Medicine. Dr. Lyn-Lassiter has worked at several hospitals in the South Florida community serving a variety of populations. She is also serves as Assistant Professor at Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine.
I am a board-certified academic general internist in Memphis, TN. Additionally, I am an associate program director for curriculum for the UTHSC Internal Medicine Residency Program. My connection with SMA started in 2016. I presented an oral abstract presentation on statin-induced necrotizing autoimmune myopathy. This moment changed my academic trajectory in multiple ways. I realized how much I enjoyed attending conferences and presenting my findings from research. Moreover, I connected with a welcoming organization that continues to provide professional development opportunities that have enhanced my academic general internal medicine career. As a clinician-educator, I enjoy the opportunity to provide high-quality care to patients and train the next generation of internal medicine physicians. For my efforts, I’ve been fortunate to win our Educator of the Year award at UTHSC after my first year on faculty. This award would not be possible without the seed planted at my first SMA conference in October 2016. At present, I serve as an assistant editor for the SMJ, and I work alongside outstanding colleagues on the SMA Education Committee. Over the past five years, the SMA continues to expand its educational offerings to be at the forefront of cutting-edge digital education.
Mary Killackey, MD is the Robert & Viola Lobrano Professor and Chair of Surgery and Adjunct Professor of Pediatrics at Tulane University School of Medicine. She was appointed Chair of Surgery in May 2016 and since that time has exponentially grown the department in all missions. Dr. Killackey received her undergraduate and medical degrees from Columbia University. She completed her General Surgery residency at the University of Rochester, Strong Memorial. From there, she went on to complete the Abdominal Organ Transplant Fellowship at the Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City. She was recruited to New Orleans in 2006 to join the team of abdominal transplant surgeons and by 2009 was named the Director of the Pediatric and Adult Kidney Transplant program. She also assumed the Directorship of Pediatric Kidney Transplant at the Children’s Hospital of New Orleans. In recognition of her leadership, she was accepted into the Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine fellowship in 2017. Later that year, she was inducted into AOA Medical Honors Society and in 2019, elected into the Leonard Tow Gold Humanism Society. Dr. Killackey’s passion is promoting a thriving work environment which prioritizes professionalism and allows her the opportunity to facilitate the careers of her faculty, trainees and students. She and the department are leading the effort to promote professionalism at the medical school. She is quite active outside of her own institution, most visibly within UNOS (United Network for Organ Sharing) and the Society of Surgical Chairs. She is deeply committed to fostering the careers and leadership skill building of women leaders and is grateful for the opportunity to bring these efforts to the national stage through the Women’s Subcommittee of the Society of Surgical Chairs.
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Gabrielle Owusu-Ansah, MS, is a 4th year MD/MBA student at Tulane. She is a deep conversationalist who loves singing, fitness, and is a budding iPhone photographer.
